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[Update] Insane iDevice Game Sale

By Geoffrey Tim
October 1, 2010
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For some reason or other, the iTunes Appstore is having a crazy firesale on a huge number of games, from both indie and commercial publishers. Stand out titles on sale include Mirror’s Edge, which is going for just $1.99, Monkey Island 1 and 2 special editions for just $.99 a piece. Other $.99 bargains include Geometry Wars touch, Pac-Man Championship …

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Mass Effect Joins iPhone Family

By Faheem
June 24, 2009
in :  Gaming
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You have read correctly guys and girls. Its official, EA has blown gamers away by making one of the most insane console cross-overs. They have actually gone and made a Mass Effect title for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Apparently the title fills the narrative jump between the original game and its soon-to-be-released sequel. The sequel is set to hit …

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Sony announces – DSi is for kids

By Gavin Mannion
April 6, 2009
in :  Gaming
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Later today the DSi breaks cover in America and if every other country is anything to go by then it is about to destroy score a couple more billion for Nintendo. As was the case in every other country, the launch is not being hyped much but Sony has still decided to come out with a last minute statement belittling …

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The new leader in gaming entertainment?

By Gavin Mannion
March 19, 2009
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Recently I have been seeing quite a lot of iPhone and iPod Touch gaming adverts on the TV and was starting to think that maybe Apple entered the console race without many of us noticing. Well they have just announced that they have sold an incredible 30 million iPod Touch and iPhones which leapfrogs them straight past the Xbox 360 …

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Handheld comparison

By Gareth
October 2, 2008
in :  Gaming
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Now that there are some concrete details about the Nintendo DSi, Joystiq has made a very nice little hardware comparison chart comparing the DSi to the PSP-3000 and Apple’s “gaming handheld” the iPhone/iPod Touch. Last Updated: October 2, 2008

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