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Daily Wrap-Up 5.14.08

Posted by Stephen Johnson - Wednesday, May 14, 2008 6:02 PM

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Here's what went down today in the world of videogames, popular culture and technology:

  • Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise is scheduled for release this fall for Nintendo DS.
  • Hideo Kojima says the West has surpassed Japan when it comes to game-making.
  • Microsoft's Shane Kim says the 360 will have a seven-year life-cycle.
  • Guitar Hero IV's drum peripheral has been spotted and shot.
  • Electronic Arts has closed their fiscal year and have posted income of $3.7 billion, but actually lost $454 million on the year.
  • A convicted killer is claiming to have played Grand Theft Auto just before committing the double murder that puts him up for a potential execution.
  • Peter Molyneux says that Fable 2 will be "content complete" by the end of the week.
  • One thing you can say about The Sims franchise, they never miss an opportunity to spread The Sims' word. The latest entry: MySims Kingdom for the Wii and DS.
  • A  gamer with the tag "TheGayerGamer" has had his name changed because it was deemed offensive.

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Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Daily Wrap-Up 5.13.08

Posted by Brian Leahy - Tuesday, May 13, 2008 6:00 PM

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Monday, May 12, 2008

Daily Wrap-Up 5.12.08

Posted by Brian Leahy - Monday, May 12, 2008 6:00 PM

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Friday, May 09, 2008

Daily Wrap-Up 5.09.08

Posted by Stephen Johnson - Friday, May 09, 2008 6:03 PM

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Check out what went down today in the world of videogames, popular culture and technology.

  • Activision Publishing CEO and president Mike Griffith dropped a few tantalizing details about the next Call of Duty game.
  • Universal and Take Two are combining forces to bring us a Bioshock movie.
  • X-Play's look at the top ten games for adult eye's only.
  • Would you play a game you had to exercise to be good at?
  • Here's a huge rumor: Microsoft is releasing their rumored-but-not-confirmed motion controller next week.
  • Blizzard has revealed some new details of the upcoming World of Warcraft expansion, Wrath of the Lich King.
  • Check out our brand new gallery of shots of Top Spin 3.
  • We could have a Guitar Hero 4 as early as this coming holiday season.
  • Sony Computer Entertainment has reported that the Gran Turismo franchise has shipped over 50 million units worldwide.
  • Rock Band has three tracks for ya, all new wave-tastic.

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Thursday, May 08, 2008

Daily Wrap-Up 5.08.08

Posted by Stephen Johnson - Thursday, May 08, 2008 6:01 PM

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Here's what happened today in the world of videogames, popular culture and technology!

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Wednesday, May 07, 2008

Daily Wrap-Up 5.07.08

Posted by Stephen Johnson - Wednesday, May 07, 2008 6:01 PM

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Here's what went down today in the world of videogames, popular culture and technology.

  • Good news, PlayStation 3 brothers and sisters: A patch for your version of Grand Theft Auto IV should be available today.
  • Nintendo launched The Nintendo Channel for the Wii last night.
  • We have pics of Lego Batman... Two-Face, baby.
  • Boom Blox, the puzzle game out now for the Wii, has mightily impress X-Play. Check out the review.
  • Common will co-star alongside Christian Bale in Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins for Halcyon Pictures.
  • RIAA spoke about net neutrality today.
  • id Software announced that production has begun on Doom 4, and they may want you to work on it.
  • We take a look at the Alienware Area-51 m15x Laptop.
  • While being interviewed by CNBC, Take-Two honcho Strauss Zelnick was asked about glitches in Grand Theft Auto IV. There are none, he says.
  • Grand Theft Auto IV is the most played game on Xbox Live for the first week of its release!
  • The Prioritizing Resources and Organization for Intellectual Property (PRO IP) Act was just passed under suspension of House rules by the U.S. House of Representatives.
  • Bioware plans to add some pretty massive piracy protection to the PC version of Mass Effect.

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Tuesday, May 06, 2008

Daily Wrap-Up 5.06.08

Posted by Stephen Johnson - Tuesday, May 06, 2008 6:30 PM

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Here's what happened today in the world of videogames, popular culture and technology.

  • Secret Agent Clank is coming your way on June 17th.
  • MotorStorm 2 is coming your was too.
  • Sony's LittleBigPlanet will not be innovatively platforming inside your PlayStation 3 until October.
  • The Xbox murder case continues.
  • When South Park - The Complete 11th Season is released on August 12 it will include downloadable content for Rock Band as a bonus feature.
  • Zune is getting some new features.
  • According to Sony boss David Reeves, the PlayStation 3 is outselling the 360...at least in Europe.
  • The Mirror's Edge trailer is pretty tight, yeah?
  • Warner Music Group is planning on running a test starting this month that will change the price of certain songs on a number of unspecified online music stores to reflect demand.
  • EA Sports has cooked up a new division, called "EA Sports Freestyle."
  • Think you're a great virtual driver in Gran Turismo? Put it to the test and you could win a spot in a real race.

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Monday, May 05, 2008

Daily Wrap-Up 5.5.08

Posted by Stephen Johnson - Monday, May 05, 2008 6:00 PM

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Here's what went down today in the world of videogames, popular culture and technology!

  • This week's Wii virtual console titles feature two fantastic games: Pokemon Puzzle League, originally available on the Nintendo 64 and NES classic beat-em-up Renegade.
  • On Saturday, Microsoft's Steve Ballmer sent a letter officially withdrawing $46 billion bid for search engine Yahoo.
  • Niko Bellic's biggest crime of all may be the slaying of the Nintendo Wii.
  • Fans of Disturbed, you'll want to mosey on down to your local Best Buy and pre-order their new album, Indestructible. It comes with a code to download two of the tracks off of the new album to play in Rock Band.
  • A lot of people bought GTA IV and a lot of people went and saw Iron Man this weekend.
  • A Rock Band track pack is coming to the Wii and PS2.
  • Iron Man cruised to a bruising box office win over the weekend,
  • Valve's Doug Lombardi told CVG, "We're not PS3 developers."

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Friday, May 02, 2008

Daily Wrap-Up 5.2.08

Posted by Brian Leahy - Friday, May 02, 2008 6:00 PM

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Thursday, May 01, 2008

Daily Wrap-up 5.01.08

Posted by Eugene Morton - Thursday, May 01, 2008 6:03 PM

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Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Daily Wrap-up 4.30.08

Posted by Stephen Johnson - Wednesday, April 30, 2008 6:01 PM

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Here's what happened today in the world of videogames, technology and popular culture!

  • Activision revealed some tracks for Guitar Hero On Tour!
  • Sims Online is ending.
  • Crytek, creators of PC-Only FPS Crysis, are going to stop just producing for PCs.
  • If you're at work, and you're jonesing for some Guitar Hero, now you can play some tasty licks in widget form!
  • GTA takes digs at Halo 3.
  • Phillie won't pull down GTA IV ads.
  • Here's a PS2 to PS3 guitar controller converter!
  • The price of PlayStation 3 downloadable content is going down in Canada.
  • A guy bought a 15k NES game. Genius!
  • Nintendo is recalling "character lapel pins" that were sold at its two retail stores in Seattle and New York City "because they contain lead in excess of levels.
  • Both Microsoft and Yahoo were given the opportunity to develop and own the Steam game-download service, but both companies turned it down.
  • Tabula Rasa wants you back.

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Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Daily Wrap-up 4.29.08

Posted by Stephen Johnson - Tuesday, April 29, 2008 6:00 PM

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Monday, April 28, 2008

Daily Wrap-Up 4.28.08

Posted by Stephen Johnson - Monday, April 28, 2008 6:01 PM

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Here's what happened today in the world of videogames, popular culture and technology.

  • According to an interview in Gamesindustry.biz, you were almost playing Portal on Xbox Live.
  • Terminal Reality, developers of the upcoming Ghostbusters: The Videogame, confirmed that the new game will feature the original Ray Parker Jr. theme song.
  • The first reviews are in for Grand Theft Auto IV, and guess what? Everyone really likes it.
  • According to Nintendo guru Shigeru Miyamoto, while Wii Fit is fun, it's no substitute for exercise.
  • Are "exclusive" reviews ethically problematic?
  • Double Dragon is available on Wii.
  • Did you enjoy the first Assault Heroes on Xbox Live Arcade? If so, you'll be getting a sequel on May 14.
  • Boll to box Bay?
  • The first user-created, in-game radio station for GTA IV is available for download.
  • Leslie Benzies, the president of Rockstar games, recently compared critics of Grand Theft Auto IV to the people who hated Elvis Presley back in the 1950s.
  • Ubisoft announced some details of the new Prince of Persia.
  • According to a source at UPS, brown-clad drivers in shorts are swiping early copies of Grand Theft Auto IV.
  • Apparently, the Xbox 360 version of