I just bought my PAX 2008 tickets, for all three days. Anyone else going who reads CR? Would be fun to meet any of the CR faithful :)
If you fancy meeting up at PAX leave a message on here or use the contact form and let me know.
If you have no idea what PAX is [...]

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A game about balancing weights, a geek game if ever one existed.
Try it, it’s hit and miss at first but as time goes on you start to get much better and it becomes addictive.
Mass Attack

Tags: art, game, geek

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The Wii version of the underrated Capcom classic Okami will support 16:9 widescreen, and run at a higher resolution 480p progressive scan, than the original PS2 game.
Rejoice and go and buy it when it comes out.

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Tags: art, game, Games, okami, ps2, wii

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Will Wrights often delayed epic Spore will be winging its way to Apple’s OS X, launching at the same time as the Windows version. The announcement is timed to coincide with the Macworld Expo, which at the time of writing is still running. At the convention EA has three booths running Spore on Macs.

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Honestly, I don’t care what console this is coming out for, I’m buying it. This is graphically great, I hope the actual fighting is fun. Maybe their is room in my wee heart for more than just SFIV :)

Tags: application, art, console, game, Games, mac, star wars, vader, yoda

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The longest running game development hell just keeps on ticking. For the second third time though a trailer exists of the game … for the back story on the long running story see here.
Duke Nukem Forever (DNF) is a first-person shooter video game being developed by 3D Realms, and is the next game in the [...]

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Interesting look at the big trends in gaming during 2007. I’d disagree on the shooters, FPS have been big for so long now that call them a ‘big trend’ in 2007 is off base. The rest is pretty good. Worth a read.
Gamasutra - Gamasutra’s Best of 2007: Top 5 Trends

Tags: creationrobot, News

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See here.
Neat. It may have few games, little industry support and be in third place by far; but at least it has a use now. Hacking!
The Cell processor at the heart of the PS3 is the key to speeding up the time it takes to crack a password.
In a presentation given at the Kiwicon [...]

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