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Archives for April 2009

Blockbuster Returns

by B Kenney April 28th, 2009 | Console Games
It is the year of the blockbuster return. Why exactly?

We have several great additions to already existing games coming out this year, and there is almost no doubt that the sequels will be huge hits as well.

Bioshock 2, the hit sequel to the classic underwater city/ horror game franchise is back. This time you take complete control of a Big Daddy, one of the big guys in an old style underwater suit. The sequel takes place ten years after the first, and the main enemy is known as The Big Sister (A female hybrid of a big daddy and little
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Got Risk?

by Louise April 21st, 2009 | Game Reviews, PC
I am a fan of Risk, always have been. It is a game that involves a little bit of luck, and a lot strategy. It is a game for those of us that love to think and employ tactics (especially when they work). However, it is not a game for those of us low on time. A game of Risk literally can take hours, and it is not always easy finding friends and family that are willing and able to play exactly when you are. Fortunately, there are a couple solutions:

Dominategame.com provides a free downloadable online version of
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GameStop Runs into Legal Issues

by Bea April 14th, 2009 | Game Reviews, Shopping
I'm sure you all know what the store GameStop is. Am I correct in assuming that? Well, just in case I'm wrong, GameStop is the world's largest video game retailer. They have about 6,000 stores world-wide and are known for selling used and new video games. I know I've gotten a couple cheap, used games from them that have worked perfectly fine.

However, they are having some legal issues. It turns out that they have been selling used copies of games as new copies. They do this via their "check-out" policy that they have among their employees. Their check-out policy  states
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Assault On Dark Athena

by B Kenney April 7th, 2009 | Console Games
When the XBOX 360 first released, there was a long list of original XBOX games that would not work on the console with the backwards compatibility feature. As time went on, Microsoft released updates and patches that introduced support for more classic XBOX games. One game in particular was never compatible with the new system and never gained any updates. It just so happened to be one of the best original XBOX games out there: The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay.

The game itself was based on the movie series by the same name, The Chronicles of Riddick. It
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