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Wow, someone is about 10 years to late. How many of you remember playing N64’s back in the day?

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It seems like Mr. Iwata can not stop asking questions. After his long question and answering sessions with Brawl developers. Mr. Iwats has moved on to his next game Mario …
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ELSPA director general Paul Jackson had to say about the Byron review:

– The report failed to resolve the confusion over the two ratings systems

– The BBFC is not …
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Do you have any fear that continuing with two ratings systems has the potential to confuse parents? No – because I’ve made some changes to the statutory bits, but …
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“Casual gaming growth has been driven over the last three years by the Nintendo DS platform. Demand has peaked in Japan, and we believe is currently peaking overseas. Compounded by …
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Luton – April 4th 2008 – Rising Star Games is pleased to announce Harvest Fishing for Nintendo DS and available from Friday, June 27th …
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I am a little surprised but really excited about their number one pick. I thought I was one of the only view who thought that it may …
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I have to disagree with the Power Globe. I love the Power Glove, it’s so bad!

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According to Gamespot Sam and Max will finally be made for the Wii, and will be coming to the to NA and Europe in the Fall.

Telltale Games is hoping …
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People who are addicted to playing computer games show some of the same personality traits as people with Aspergers syndrome.

This is the conclusion of Dr John Charlton of the University of Bolton and Ian Danforth of Whitman College, USA. Their results were presented at the British Psychological Society’s Annual Conference in Dublin on the Thursday 3 April 2008.

The researchers questioned 391 computer game players, 86 per cent of whom were male. They considered relationships between addiction, ‘high engagement’ and personality. They found that the closer the players got to addiction the more likely they were to display negative personality traits. And that as players showed more signs of addiction they were increasingly characterised by three personality traits that would normally be associated with Aspergers, a variety of high functioning autism. These were neuroticism, and lack of extraversion and agreeableness.

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I wanted to post a little about Aspergers distorter. Check after the jump

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