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Celebrate Halloween this Season with a Perfect Halloween Party
Halloween is a fun holiday that lots of people start planning weeks and months in advance to make their Halloween party memorable. So, how to hold a perfect Halloween party this season? Here are some party-planning tips for a terrifying good time.
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E3 gets bonus life
"E3 is BACK!" Those are the spoken words from several of the people who were also visiting/reporting on the show. For me it was my very first Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), and boy was it a high powered show! Thousands of people from all over came to check out the hottest new games and gadgets, also to get the first hands on experience while the game is still in the beta stages.
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E For All : Awesome Fatal1ty
Since E3 went into hiding from public view, E For All started up in an attempt to not only show gamers and game fans what might be in store for them, but also host different competitions for pro and amateur gamers alike. There is no gamer more visible than Johnathan FATAL1TY Wendel.
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How to use Skype to make phone calls with your PSP
This article is about how to use Skype to make PSP as PSP phone and add DVD to PSP phone with DVD Ripper software. Skype is an instant communication tool that can change PSP to PSP phone to call home telephone. Can you imagine that the authentic game player can be used as a phone to make common calls to your friends? Skype for PSP can call other Skype user free, including PC Skype, mobile phone Skype and others.
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Content Insider #106 "GPU vs CPU"
It's a little strange out there. There's a huge demand for minimalist portable computers. There's a giant demand for heavy honkers that serious gamers carry, open and use to test their eye/hand coordination and ability to concentrate. Why can't we get a good all purpose system that won't melt our polyester pants with a battery that will continue to breathe for the length of our flight?
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Content Insider #103 - Game Power
GTA IV racked up $500 million in sales during the first week of its availability. Not bad for a game with no redeeming value. So who bought all those copies? Who's playing? What lies ahead? This article may give you more than a hint.
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Game Agent from Aspyr
As a Mac OS veteran, I remember back to the old days. Older than that even. I bet you don't remember educational games like Sticky Bear Bop. You do? Okay, well the Mac has come a long way since those IIe games, but there are still many PC-only games out there. If you want to find out what will run on your Mac, or on another Mac model or OS that you might not have, check out the free game utility from Aspyr.
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Nintendo DS games designed for players young and old
Nintendo's impressive comeback over the last couple of years has been driven largely by "casual" software _ the sort of games anyone of any age can quickly learn to play. Titles like "Nintendogs," "Brain Age" and "Clubhouse Games" have propelled sales of Nintendo's portable DS, making it the most popular of the current generation.....
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E3 is NOT E3
For a year we've known it's been coming. Nobody knows how it's truly going to work, but the new format is planned to keep the conference on schedule and buyers, developers and press meetings in a more efficient flow, unfortunately at the exclusion of the non-professional gamer who made it to previous expos.
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Content Insider #83
While Sony and Microsoft fight for the hearts and souls of gamers (and the top of your TV set and the rest of your house !!!), Nintendo sells systems...lots of them. And the home network remains the home network. Did they see something the other boys didn't ???
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