Date archives for November, 2011

November 11th, 2011
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Royal Mail I hate you more than 140 characters can ever convey.



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Name this game: "if you plough into someone at full speed, they'll have very little to say for themselves when they get back on their feet."



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Wow, David Cameron emailed me to say I have £2m on a Visa card but I need to email William Hague to get it... don't think I'll bother, then.



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Come on Mr Postman, I am totally ready for you today.


November 10th, 2011
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Reggie Pimps Nintendo’s Ride at LA Auto Show

Unlikely but true

Here's a partnership we didn't see coming.

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PS Vita App Lets You Broadcast Gameplay Video to the Web

Show off

That's the one thing we miss about playing portable games compared to big screen gaming: you can't show off your accomplishments and skills quite as well with such a small screen. Good news, then, that an upcoming Vita app will let you share your finest moments with the web through live game broadcasting.

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For a 20 year fan like me, Sonic Generations is full of win. Racing through Green Hill to Sonic Boom? Yes. Yes. Yes.



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Abandoned Skyward Sword Ideas May Head to Wii U

Not done yet

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword might be one of Nintendo's biggest-ever undertakings — just read the Iwata Asks about its mammoth audio visual design teams — but that doesn't mean it includes everything Nintendo wanted to put in.

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3D Classics: Kirby’s Adventure Trailer Hits Europe

Go pink

If you can't wait until next Thursday to see 3D Classics: Kirby's Adventure in motion, the 3DS eShop in Europe just updated with a brief video of Kirby's updated outing.

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Ken Levine: “We Can’t Wait to Show Off BioShock Move”

To infinity

Next year's BioShock Infinite is right up there on our list of four must-have Move games for the future, and Irrational Games' Ken Levine seems pleased with how it's coming together.

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