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New contender for game of the year – World of Goo

By Gavin Mannion
October 20, 2008
in :  Gaming, Reviews
2

If your thinking was anything like mine then your draft list for Game of the Year already has some big hitters on it like Gears 2, MGS4, Far Cry 2 etc or others like that on it. It did not however have “The World of Goo” on it… though by the look of it it really should. The World of …

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Xbox 360 outsells the PS3 in Japan… Again

By Gavin Mannion
October 20, 2008
in :  Gaming
3

Can you believe that the Xbox 360 has actually outsold the PS3 in Japan now for 4 weeks running. That really is quite a feat and while the numbers are still low it must worry Sony a bit, I remember people saying that Microsoft cannot win this war without taking Japan. I have never believed that to be honest but …

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Guitar Hero World Tour 'Tool' trailer

By Gareth
October 17, 2008
in :  Gaming
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Guitar Hero World Tour 'Tool' trailer HD Tool has not licensed their songs for use in 12 years and Guitar Hero World Tour is the first product to break that trend. Here’s how Activision pulled it off. Last Updated: October 17, 2008

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Dead Rising Wii – a complete waste of time?

By Gareth
October 10, 2008
in :  Gaming
4

Kotaku in a post earlier this morning have called Dead rising for Wii – a complete waste of time, in fact they actually totally trashed the game. Read more after the jump. Last Updated: October 10, 2008

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MotionPlus Was Too Expensive During Wii Development

By Gareth
October 7, 2008
in :  Gaming
2

So why wasn’t the Wii motion plus technology in the Wiimote from the beginning? Well according an interview that 1up had with Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime has said that at the end of the day it all came down to the price. Which as a south African I guess you could be happy about because otherwise we would …

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Rage 2008 – We were there

By Gareth
October 6, 2008
in :  Gaming
9

If you don’t know what Rage is I’d suggest you climb out from under that rock cause any self respecting South African gamer would be able to tell you it’s the biggest computer, gaming and technology expo we have in South Africa. Last Updated: October 6, 2008

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Let's not tap… Let's rather boycott companies with bad games

By Gavin Mannion
October 6, 2008
in :  Gaming
8

I think this is getting a little out of hand now. First we had Wii Fit which wasn’t really a game but I guess it’s a nice gimmick, then we saw the awesomely terrible Wii Music and I honestly thought that the Wii games couldn’t get any worse. Now we get, Let’s Tap which is a new game from Nintendo …

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Mad World isn’t going to be released in the Nanny States

By Gavin Mannion
October 6, 2008
in :  Gaming
3

PlatinumGames, the developers of Mad World, have stated that at the moment there aren’t any plans to release Mad World in any of the censorship heavy countries like Germany, Australia or Japan… I didn’t even know Japan was censorship heavy. Honestly I don’t blame them at all, they have an art style and plan for their game and I see …

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