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Sales & Specials: bullets everywhere!
13 years ago

Sales & Specials: bullets everywhere!

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More Sales and Specials for all you schmup lovers.
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Minecraft bug fix update out now
13 years ago

Minecraft bug fix update out now

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Minecraft players may have been surprised when they logged on today and were prompted with an unexpected update. The new update 4J Studios has rolled out provides fixes for bugs that have appeared after the 1.7.3 update. Many of the fixes involve pistons, as well as some visual and audio oddities players have been experiencing. Keep reading for the entire list of fixes that will make Minecraft even better.

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Spelunky stuff: Minis and Soundtrack both available now
13 years ago

Spelunky stuff: Minis and Soundtrack both available now

The staff has been pretty divisive on Spelunky. If you’ve listen to the podcast, we’re all huge fans of the game and the game has some super charming characters and music. Do you want to own a little shopkeeper or set of frogs on your desk? Of course you do. Attract Mode is a collective of video game journalists and artists putting out some pretty unique and creative stuff. Derek Yu, creator of Spelunky is part of the collective and the long awaited Spelunky Minis figurines are now available! You can pay $5 for a random one or $40 for the entire set. Having the golden idol will not cause a gigantic rock to plow through your place and doesn’t the Tunnel Man bare a resemblance to our Guide Co-ordinator?

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The Pinball Arcade table packs 1 and 2 released
13 years ago

The Pinball Arcade table packs 1 and 2 released

Two table packs were finally released last week for FarSight Studio’s real pinball table simulator, The Pinball Arcade. The packs, which were originally scheduled to be released back in May, …
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Scott Pilgrim adding online multiplayer and his roommate on August 19
13 years ago

Scott Pilgrim adding online multiplayer and his roommate on August 19

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In a feat of randomness and maybe to coincide with the upcoming color edition of Scott Pilgrim’s Precious Little Life, Major Nelson revealed a little something for the XBLA …
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Indie Mega Booth returns for PAX Prime with 30+ games
13 years ago

Indie Mega Booth returns for PAX Prime with 30+ games

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The Indie Mega Booth at PAX East this year held a ton of content for us. We had previews from everything from Charlie Murder to Runner2 to Super Time …
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Xbox Live’s Family Deal of the Week: Bejeweled 3
13 years ago

Xbox Live’s Family Deal of the Week: Bejeweled 3

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Have you been lacking a fun yet infuriating puzzle game in your life? For this week only, Xbox Live’s Family Deal of the Week is here to …
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Windows Live GM (accidentally?) confirms existence of ‘new Xbox’
13 years ago

Windows Live GM (accidentally?) confirms existence of ‘new Xbox’

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As far as surprises go, Microsoft Windows Live General Manager Brian Hall’s frank admittance that there will be a successor to the Xbox 360 fell somewhere between Michael Phelps’ recent dominance of a multitude of swimming events at the London Games and NASA successfully concluding the 352-mile journey of its 2,000-pound rover Curiosity on Mars last night. To narrow that down a bit, that Microsoft is working on the follow-up to the nearly seven-year-old home of XBLA is about as (un)surprising to most gamers as that guy who swims really well swimming really well.

Despite the best wishes of the Big Three first parties of gaming that cyclically dump enormous sums of money into developing, launching and marketing home video game platforms, the life-cycles of their systems are always finite. The trio has managed to stretch the elastic holding this console generation together further than most industry vets and gamers would have thought possible only a few years ago, yet they have been unable to magic up the secret to console immortality. And so there was Hall letting the X out of the Box last week just over a minute into The Verge’s podcast. What’s more, the general manager mentioned Windows 8 — the software developer’s next operating system, coming to retail October 26 — in the same sentence as the next-gen Xbox.

“We’ve had Hotmail and operated Hotmail for about sixteen years. We obviously have Exchange, and Outlook, that people use at work,” he told The Verge before continuing on to mention Windows 8 and the 360’s eventual replacement. “We just decided it was time to do something new and bring the best from each of those and put them together and release it right in time for the new wave of products that we could have coming out with Windows 8 with the new version of Office with the New Windows phone and the new Xbox.”

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Sacred Citadel promises beat-em-up action in 2013
13 years ago

Sacred Citadel promises beat-em-up action in 2013

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If one were to wonder what SouthEnd’s follow-up to 2010’s cute-as-a-button ilomilo would be, their  first guess might not have been a colorful side-scrolling beat-em-up in the same vein as Golden Axe or Castle Crashers. That’s just what the developer is serving up, however, as it’s just announced it will release Sacred Citadel on XBLA, PSN and PC in 2013.

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Iron Brigade reduced to 800 MSP
13 years ago

Iron Brigade reduced to 800 MSP

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If you haven’t managed to pick up our 2011 Game of the Year Iron Brigade formerly Trenched, now would be a great time. On the marketplace, the game’s price …
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