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The Games as Art Debate – Is it Over?

By Geoffrey Tim
March 2, 2010
in :  Gaming
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There’s been a much debate, between erudite intellectual types as to the merits of video games as a form of art. Roger Ebert, famously, sits as the most vociferous opponent to the medium being considered high art. It’s something that could be debated endlessly and tirelessly from both sides. Tate Britain, the National Gallery of British Art, may have put …

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Say Goodbye To Unsynched Trophies

By Nick De Bruyne
March 2, 2010
in :  Gaming
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Uh oh. The Playstation 3 bug has come right, but it looks like there are still some issues that have been caused as a result. Dutch gaming website PS3-Sense are reporting that there are some problems regarding unsynched trophies. Any trophies that were not synched before March 1st are apparently gone. That’s right, gone forever – well, until you go …

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The console wars are getting out of hand, we are now comparing PS3 exclusives with concept art?

By Gavin Mannion
March 2, 2010
in :  Gaming
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I don’t know if anyone saw the flamebait post that did the rounds a few weeks back about how the Killzone characters had 72% more polygons than the Halo Reach characters? Well it looks like the originators of that article, Split-Screen, are now looking just a little sheepish. Last Updated: March 2, 2010

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If Games Were Candy Bars

By Geoffrey Tim
March 2, 2010
in :  Gaming
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Last year, GamesRadar envisioned videogames as – instead of interactive experiences – delicious confectionary treats. This year they’ve done the same, based on reader submissions. I don’t have much of a sweet tooth, but were these real, I’d have to try every single one of them. The mock-ups they’ve created look pretty damned enticing – so much so that i …

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Games Invite Players to Make Pacts with the Devil, Says Family Newspaper

By Geoffrey Tim
March 2, 2010
in :  Gaming
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There’s always something for fundamentalist religious zealots to use as a scapegoat for the perceived societal moral decline. Throughout history, all manner of things have pinpointed by extremists as the source of evil; Books, Music, Film, TV, and the scapegoat du’jour – videogames. According to The bulletin, A Philadelphia-based family newspaper, we’re being inundated with “satanically-themed video games that target …

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Jason Rubin – ‘I think Natal and things like Natal are going to revolutionise more than gaming’

By Gavin Mannion
March 2, 2010
in :  Gaming
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Jason Rubin who was the co-founder of Naughty Dog but left 6 years ago to start his own development house (he must be kicking himself now), well he has been on GT’s Bonus Round and has been chatting about the upcoming Project Natal. According to Jason Project Natal is going revolutionise more than gaming and could be a key drive …

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Heavy Rain Sales Off To A Great Start

By Nick De Bruyne
March 2, 2010
in :  Gaming
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Heavy Rain is easily one of the most interesting titles of 2010, if not the entire current generation of gaming. With it’s unique take on an interactive cinema experience, developers Quantic Dreams knew that Heavy Rain was a risk, with the possibility of being something great. I believe that it is the latter, and was heavily impressed once the credits …

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Playstations Stop Working – It Becomes The The ApocalyPS3

By Nick De Bruyne
March 2, 2010
in :  Gaming
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[Update: At the time of writing, the good news had not yet arrived. The world is safe once more. Well, maybe not with that guy in the video still on the loose.] So, as you are all aware, it’s the end of the Playstation 3 gaming world as we know it. Some people are calm, while other gamers have just …

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