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Will Killzone 2 put PlayStation back in fight? - San Francisco Chronicle (Nintendo Games)
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Will Killzone 2 put PlayStation back in fight? - San Francisco Chronicle
 The Age |
Will Killzone 2 put PlayStation back in fight?
San Francisco Chronicle, USA The video game console did record its best year since launching in November 2006, tallying up 3.55 million units. But its sales numbers - which were particularly disappointing during the important holiday season - fell short of chief rival the Xbox 360 … Killzone 2: First-person shooter shows off PS3's capabilities Virginia Tech Collegiate Times Online Edition all 96 news articles |
Sony ramps up efforts on PlayStation Portable - San Francisco Chronicle
 Ars Technica |
Sony ramps up efforts on PlayStation Portable
San Francisco Chronicle, USA That device, with two cameras, an SD card slot and access to an online game store, is likely to continue Nintendo's success story on the DS. If you believe rumors, though, Sony is also working on a follow up to the current PSP. According to video game … Sony Wants You to Test a New PlayStation Game Machine Softpedia The Future Of Sony Electronics Popzara Rumors of UMD-Free PSP Abound Wired News iTWire - CNET News all 241 news articles |
// The 10th Hour: The Top 10 Worst Video Game Movies - 411mania.com
 The Japan Times |
// The 10th Hour: The Top 10 Worst Video Game Movies
411mania.com, TX Look, The Wizard would have worked great as a thirty minute special or as a little video that Nintendo sent out through the mail. You remember those, don't you? Nintendo used to send these little preview videos through the mail that made you want their … Hollywood's passion for the video game The Japan Times all 3 news articles |
Puppy love — at your fingertips - Reuters
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Puppy love — at your fingertips
Reuters Dogs have not only had star billing in Hollywood recently due to string of canine movies like "Hotel for Dogs," Marley and Me," and "Beverly Hills Chihuahua," but are also becoming more prevalent in videogames with a list of new doggy games. … |
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