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Beat trippin' Pong wasn't the first video game, but it might be the earliest one that really mattered. The black-and-white, two-dimensional take on table tennis made... |
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An evening with OnLive's cloud gaming service You've heard about the cloud, right? No, not the one that's spitting a pitter-patter of raindrops onto the roof of my home office. ... |
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Thoroughly charmed by VVVVVV My gaming career began at an early age. I don't remember precisely when, but at some point in elementary school, I slid a 5.25"... |
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The wild and wonderful world of iOS gaming I think I made my feelings about the iPhone 4 pretty clear two weeks ago. In short, I'm enamored with the device, but I... Type: Blog post Tags: Gaming Personal tech |
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Latest OS X update boosts Team Fortress 2 performance Roughly three months have passed since Valve unleashed its Steam digital distribution service (along with a handful of its Source engine-powered games) onto Mac OS X.... |
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The case against unlocks Getting old is rough. My body used to be incredibly resilient, but things now creak when I crawl out of bed in the morning.... |
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EA's Medal of Honor beta: first impressions Having bought Battlefield: Bad Company 2 on Steam, I'm one of the lucky, er, many to have access to the Medal of Honor multiplayer beta.... |
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3D movies and the value of entertainment To take full advantage of this past long weekend, I unlatched myself from my computer and went to see a movie with my girlfriend. We... Type: Blog post Tags: Multimedia Gaming |
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Unoriginality Engine 3 and the console curse Am I just getting old? It can't be that, unless we've gone back a hundred years and I've already reached half my life expectancy. No,... |
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From start to finish in Rez HD This year's E3 expo has played host to all sorts of new gaming hotness. We've learned that the Need for Speed franchise will return... |
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Darwinia: a great game for notebooks I love budget ultraportables—especially my Aspire 1810TZ. For my needs, the Aspire's Consumer Ultra Low-Voltage processor is snappy enough to make the thin-and-light... |
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Left 4 Dead 2: reheating zombies Cajun style I'll make no apologies: I was a fan of the original Left 4 Dead. By the time my interest waned and my friends and I... |
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Taking a crack at the great CPU-GPU balance question We get some interesting questions and article suggestions via email from time to time, and we just don't have time to address them all with... |
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If Michael Bay made a video game—thoughts on Modern Warfare 2 Since Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 apparently broke records with the biggest-ever entertainment launch two weeks ago, odds are you've already played it.... |
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Shooting my way through Borderlands "Okay, just one more mission..." That phrase usually preceded me going to bed far too late through most of last week. Yes, I was bitten... |
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It's addictive, but is it fun? I made a dreadful mistake a week ago. With my Radeon HD 4870 in MSI's hands in City of Industry, my desktop has been cheerfully... |
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Crysis averted (Warning: spoilers below!) I'm not sure if my preference has been stated in this blog before, but I'm decidedly not a fan of Crysis. My taste... |
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A plea for Lara Croft No matter how many times I tell them, none of my friends believe me when I say the more recent Tomb Raider games are actually... |
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