But whilst I remember, good luck to @FATEyork and @BornOnFire at today's Battle of the Bands in Manchester. Knock 'em dead, Herr Joel.
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Wipeout: In The Zone is bringing its big red balls and sucker punches to Kinect, but it's not the only game show that could work well on the sensor. With a leading entertainment brand teaming with Kinect, plus the Hole in the Wall-like minigame in the Carnival Games: Monkey See, Monkey Do, our minds naturally turned to TV shows that we'd like to see on Kinect.
A world of PlayStation within easy reach
The word "PlayStation" is recognised by countless millions of gamers around the world: for many, it was their first taste of gaming, but time have changed and those players may have moved onto new devices. Sony knows this, so is launching the PlayStation Suite, a new initiative that opens up PlayStation games to Android devices.
If you were hoping to get back online this weekend and catch up with your PlayStation Network friends, the bad news is that Sony won't have the service ready, it has confirmed.
It appears I put a bit of Irish in my last hashtag. Proved that neither Sega noe Nintendo spent enough marketing their anniversaries.
Accept or lose your rewards
Nintendo of Europe has revised the privacy policy of its respective websites, asking users to login and accept the changes or risk losing those hard-earned VIP Stars.
I unlocked the Metroid stage in Dead or Alive: Dimensions earlier. Seeing Ridley burninate your opponent in 3D is pretty awesome.
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