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Ju-On: The Grudge knows who you really are

By Gavin Mannion
July 13, 2009
in :  Gaming
2

There are certain things that get games a lot of publicity, obviously the big one is sex or nudity which if you put it in your game every single website on the planet will try and find a reason to write about it. The other is humour, everyone likes a good pay off line and the makers of Ju-On: The …

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Attention: Lazygamer Commenters – Hilarious Chart Could Assist You

By Nick De Bruyne
July 13, 2009
in :  Gaming
5

Do you sometimes find yourself having difficulties when deciding how to comment on specific news articles? This wonderful chart could be just the thing for you. This chart focusses on how the fans of the Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 are likely to react (which is what you should do) in the case that juicy news is posted …

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Take a Xbox 360 add a Wii and throw out all the good parts – Welcome MiWi

By Gavin Mannion
July 8, 2009
in :  Gaming
5

I have a soft spot for these cheap imitation consoles but I am pretty sure Nintendo doesn’t share my feeling. However what really gets me is the marketing blurb for this blatantly obvious knock off. “The graphics and images are so realistic, you will wonder why others spend so much more.” Realistic graphics from a 16 bit cheap knock off… …

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Ice Age: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs – Review – Multiplatform

By Guest Writer
July 8, 2009
in :  Gaming, Reviews
2

by Lady Ramkin I have to admit that I wasn’t very excited to start playing Ice Age 3, as I was afraid it would be just another movie-game that would possibly prove to be disappointing. The Ice Age franchise has been very successful, and licensed games have recently upped their game, so we’ll have to see if this will be …

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Wii in HD : Mario Galaxy in 720p

By Geoffrey Tim
July 6, 2009
in :  Gaming
3

Before any of you get excited, no there is no news on the supposed HD capable Wii that’s rumoured to be in production. Instead, we have some software that can out-Wii the Wii itself, and run commercial games at a higher resolution than the console manages. The result? Mario galaxy running in what is essentially HD – 720p. The software …

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Xbox 360 outsells Wii Two-to-One in the Land of Fish and Chips and Bad Teeth

By Geoffrey Tim
July 6, 2009
in :  Gaming
3

The Wii is – without doubt – a sales powerhouse. It’s been dominating console hardware sales since its release, and hasn’t really showed any signs of slowing down. Until now, that is. Recent sales data from Gfk ChartTrack shows that whilst still ahead in lifetime sales (by a large, large margin) Wii sales have slowed in favour of the Xbox …

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Furry Legends – Time Manipulation, Humour, Platforming and cuteness all in one

By Gavin Mannion
July 3, 2009
in :  Gaming
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We have been treated to quite a large amount of quality titles on the Xbox Live Arcade and PSN over the past 2 years but in general the Wiiware versions of games have been pretty poor. Hopefully that is about to change with the release of Furry Legends which appears to be a puzzling platformer with a dose of time …

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Grease is the Word – Yet Another Shameless Videogame Adaptation

By Geoffrey Tim
July 2, 2009
in :  Gaming
11

If you have an old T-birds leather jacket in storage, it’s time to dust that sucker off and slather your hair with halvoline. Grease is back, this time in videogame form. 505 games has announced that they’ve secured the licence to produce games based on the original Broadway musical. The Wii and DS titles will allow players to dance and …

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