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XBOX 360 VIRTUAL PET GAME KINECTIMALS KINECT GAME *BRAND NEW & SEALED*
Author: Randy Miller
Kinect Sports - XBOX 360 Complete
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Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor Bar USED FREE SHIPPING
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KINECT: STAR WARS (XBOX 360, 2012) (4788)
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This Video Game Is Destroying Feminism
Author: Markus Smith
Winning is easy, you just have to be the hottest girl around.
This is It Girl, a Facebook game with over 1.7 million users.
Source: crowdstar.com
Basically girls can shop, party, and date to become “the hottest girl in town.”
Yes, this game actually exists.
Source: crowdstar.com
The problem is you have to be popular to shop.
But no worries, you can always BUY more friends.
Source: howinternet.tumblr.com
Having a boyfriend is a big part of the game.
Source: borderhouseblog.com
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NINTENDO WII BLACK GAME SYSTEM BUNDLE With Controls and GameS SEE PHOTOS
Author: Stacey Cook
Metal Gear (Nintendo, 1988)
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Nintendo DS Lite Coral Pink Handheld System
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Nintendo Wii White Console
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Rules Of The Most Complicated Board Game Ever
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This is a video from Rhett and Link (whose truthful mobile house commercial is a timeless that I view bi-weekly) clarifying the rules of ‘Risky Settlers, Knights and Allies of the Lords of Rule of Earth, Pandemic Version’. It’s a jocular take on the trouble of finding out the policies of a game you’ve never ever played prior to. Me? I’ve sworn off board games ever before considering that I was dishonorably discharged from my post as Dungeon Master after I was caught concealing weighted dice in my wizard hat. Thank God they didn’t browse my magic pouch.
Struck the jump for the video.
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Xoom Introduces the Game Changing POWR – Pay Only When Received
Author: Nancy Kennedy
Xoom introduces the game changing POWR – Pay Only When Received. When you send money to the Philippines with your bank account, Xoom won’t withdraw a dime un…
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EA working on ‘Frostbite Go’ game engine for Android and iOS
Author: Nancy Kennedy
EA has long been said to be working on a mobile version for its Frostbite engine, and now the company has posted information about the effort online. The Frostbite page officially reveals the existence of Frostbite Go, a “mobile division” meant to allow Frostbite-based games. While it says the Frostbite Go project will target “all major mobile platforms,” only iOS and Android are mentioned specifically. The company was hiring mobile developers last year, and an EA / Dice project manager mentioned a mobile team called Frostbite Go in April. Epic — whose mobile version of Unreal Engine 3 powers popular iOS game Infinity Blade — has long led the pack in bringing AAA engines to mobile platforms, but EA and Crytek have both previously…
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Battlefield 4′s Frostbite 3.0 game engine goes mobile in ‘Frostbite Go’
Author: Christen Arquette
It appears that while EA’s making claims that its Frostbite 3.0 game engine (which powers next-gen’s Battlefield 4) can’t run on Nintendo’s Wii U, the game publisher is also working on bringing “true Frostbite experiences to all major mobile platforms.” The Frostbite website details the initiative as “Frostbite Go,” and calls it “one of our most exciting current projects.”
Without directly saying “Frostbite 3.0,” the blurb details Frostbite Go as aimed at “empowering EA game developers” — in so many words, it sounds like Frostbite Go isn’t meant for indies as much as it’s meant for EA studios used to working with Frostbite. Battlefield 4 will be the first game from EA to launch using the latest iteration of Frostbite, which isn’t a huge surprise considering that BF4‘s developed by the same folks who develop the engine (EA DICE). It’s expected to arrive this fall on both current and next-gen platforms.
Filed under: Gaming, Software, HD
Via: Game Informer, NeoGAF
Source: EA
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How To Turn A European Video Game American
Author: Tiffany Shoman
Is America ready for Metro: Last Light ? Maybe! after a few tweaks.
Last December, the game publishing giant THQ went bankrupt. The handful of THQ games that were still in development went up for auction, including the nearly complete Metro: Last Light, the anticipated sequel to 2010s Metro: 2033, by the Ukrainian development studio 4A Games. Last Light, a first person shooter that tells the story of the various factions fighting for control of the Moscow Metro system, now home to the survivors of a nuclear apocalypse, was purchased at auction by Koch Media in January and released this week to outstanding reviews.
BuzzFeed has obtained the notes of an anonymous “game doctor” from an unnamed American publisher that bid unsuccessfully on the rights to Last Light. The notes, republished below, detail the publisher’s plans to help 4A polish the game for an American audience.
What you got right.
Hello, friends,
First: congratulations on making Metro: Last Light. You’ve successfully identified the first and most important factor in breaking through here in the American game market: You made a first person shooter. Look: that's no small thing. Believe it or not, in this market for games, there are still people making role-playing games and adventure games and all manner of dollar-store crap. So take a moment to pat yourselves on the back.
Ok, moment over, and that's the last nice thing I'm going to say. Listen up. If you want this thing to sell at all in America, you will follow the advice I'm about to give you. It takes brass balls to succeed in this first person shooter market, and I've got them. This game is weird, and not in a good way like Bulletstorm, in a European way like BioShock, the success of which still boggles my mind. You need to make some changes for this thing to succeed.
My first note: that title! Fellas, listen: the only thing I would keep about that title is the colon. Pro tip: the colon is like the handgun of English. If you pull it out and point it at something, people have to pay attention. I'm working with the people at Activision to make it Call of Duty → Ghosts, but I'm not sure we're there yet, as a country. Give it time. Anyways! Metro: Last Light. It sounds like a worker bee going home at the end of a twelve-hour shift. I need a nap just saying it out loud. All the great first person shooters have names that really slap you around and won't leave you alone. Even in “Crysis”, which lacks a colon, that “y” tells me there's something just a little different about this crisis, something awesome. Suggestions, feel free to ignore: Nuke City: Russia. Blast Radius: Critical Distance. Ranger Force: God and Country. Warpocalypse. If none of these appeal, try mixing and matching.
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Hands-on with the iConsole.tv, an Android-powered game system with the heart of a desktop PC
Author: Matthew Baker
Pry open any Android-powered game console on the market today, and you’ll likely find a mobile processor — an ARM-based chip originally designed for tablets, smartphones and maybe the odd specialty device. It seems to make sense — after all, isn’t Android a mobile OS? Christopher Price, CEO of Mobile Media Ventures, doesn’t seem to think so. “Android is the future of personal computing,” Price told Engadget. “Even on the desktop.” According to Price, developers just haven’t had a chance to play with a truly powerful Android gaming machine. So naturally, he’s building one.
Despite its Apple-esque name, the iConsole.tv claims to be the most powerful Android device to date. It’s a bold claim, but the specs add up: the company’s Unit 00 developer kit runs Android on a 3.3GHz Intel Ivy Bridge CPU, 8GB of DDR3 RAM and two 500GB hard drives. Graphics are handled by Intel’s integrated HD 4000 chipset — a surprisingly capable GPU, though still a far cry from dedicated hardware. Price stressed that these specifications are for the $ 999 developer version the company announced today. The final product’s build hasn’t been finalized. Still, with all that power, we had to wonder why MMV chose Android. Price reiterated the potential he sees in the platform. “We’re pushing the envelope and adapting it for high-performance gaming, but we see Android being the change agent in personal computing, on the TV and the desktop. People hate walled gardens, and they hate maintaining their PCs. Android can solve that, and we’re going to help make that happen.”
Gallery: iConsole.tv hands-on
