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Halo 3 breaking Australian sales records

Avatar Posted by god 327 days ago (http://www.smh.com.au)
Category: tech | Tags: halo 3 gaming xbox
More than fifty-thousand copies sold in the first twenty-four hours. Halo 3 breaking Australian sales records
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GNUF.COM PERFORMS WORLD’S GREATEST DICE ROLL

Avatar Posted by mark 321 days ago (http://gnuf.com)
Category: general | Tags: online games game entertainment
Enormous half-ton dice rolled down a mountain in Greenland.
Gnuf.com now taking bets on the result.

gnuf.com, the newest big name in online entertainment set out to do something never done before: roll two GNUF.COM PERFORMS WORLD’S GREATEST DICE ROLL
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Games For Girls

Avatar Posted by hippo 301 days ago (http://nataliev.journalspace.com)
Category: general
It really is amazing that I managed to get married a second time. Especially considering that during our courtship my husband considered the computer date as the pinnacle of romance. This involved sitting arou Games For Girls
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DS Love

Avatar Posted by hippo 260 days ago (http://www.kotaku.com.au)
Category: general
Luke and I spent Monday hanging out in Sydney and meeting with Logan of Kotaku Australia. Luke and I ambled around town, hitting up a couple of very cool bookstores and an arcade before going our separate ways DS Love
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Why we need an R18+ rating

Avatar Posted by Ben 137 days ago (http://blogs.theage.com.au)
Category: tech | Tags: censorship classification gaming
Age blogger Jason Hill presents a strong case for an R18+ category for games. The poll currently shows 62% pro, and the anti vote seems skewed by multiple ‘no’s – as many as 3000 from a single IP address. Why we need an R18+ rating
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Games consoles poison environment

Avatar Posted by Ben 89 days ago (http://news.bbc.co.uk)
Category: environment | Tags: corporate wrongdoing gaming pollution
An analysis of major games console components reveals that they contain toxic chemicals such as phthalates and bromine, and would not pass the safety standards required for toys. Games consoles poison environment
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