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Kitchener, ON March 13, 2009 – 8pm Centre in the Square Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony

Saskatoon, SK May 10, 2009 – 7:30pm TCU Place Saskatoon Symphony

Regina, SK May 11, 2009 – …
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01. [NDS] Professor Layton and the Last Time Travel (Level 5) 347,360 / NEW 02. [PS3] Winning 11 2009 (Konami) 168,405 / NEW 03. [WII] Animal Crossing: City Folk (Nintendo) …
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BURNABY, BC, Dec. 3 /CNW/ – With almost 60 per cent of Canadian consumers
planning to purchase entertainment-related gifts this season, and another 47
per cent planning to purchase consumer electronics, Best Buy Canada is a must
visit for Santa this holiday season.(1)
But, we know Santa’s number one shopping rule this season is to stick to
the budget! This doesn’t mean consumer electronics and the hottest
entertainment goods are off the list. The Best Buy elves have picked their top
10 picks for affordable consumer electronics that won’t break the bank.

No. 10 – This year why not give the gift of music? Our number 10 pick
this holiday season is the Coby Clip Style MP3 Player for approximately $20.
For a special touch, you can even pre-load it with their favourite artist and
songs (and Jingle Bells, for good measure)!
(http://tinyurl.com/cobyclip)

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The first deal is above and the clues to the rest of the deals below.

6:00 AM PST – Upcoming Deal: Remember the good ol’ …
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Active Life Outdoor Challenge – $40 We Love Golf – $20 Balance Board sleeve – $3 Wii Fit energy pack – $5 Wii Power Adapter – $4 Wii maracas – …
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Thursday 4th December, 2008/… Games industry trade body ELSPA (the Entertainment Leisure & Software Publishers Association) today urged parents looking to purchase video and computer games for Christmas to always check the game’s packaging for the PEGI (Pan European Game Information) age ratings and content descriptors. PEGI age ratings appear on game packaging and are intended to protect children and help the public make informed choices when buying games for children. ELSPA believes PEGI empowers parents to make the right gaming choices for their children.

Games sold in the UK clearly display PEGI ratings – a pan-European gaming-specific rating system instigated and used by all the major games publishers across Europe. PEGI age ratings provide a reliable indication of the suitability of the game content for the protection of minors.

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“In a sense, we want to take this as a chance to reintroduce the American public to what Monster Hunter is.” – Monster Hunter 3 producer Kenji …
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Someone on neogaf got to set down and chat with someone called Ken, who works at Xseed. Below are his answers to the questions asked.

Shiren 2 (Sega, …
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1UP: The game seems very striking — it’s completely different from anything I’ve seen. But since it’s so over-the-top right away, how do you make that approach fresh at the …
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Today Activison heald a advertiser press meeting, (not sure what to call it) we they brought in advertisers to talk about in game advertising for some of …
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“We added some more creepy elements, a couple of more puzzle elements… we feel that the combat is in a very solid spot. [the move to Atari] allowed us to …
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… found myself in a Bruce Willis Die Hard moment where my arm — you know, I had a lovely white shirt on — it just exploded into red. …
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VC

1 (1) – Super Mario Bros. 3 2 (2) – Super Mario Bros. 3 (4) – Super Mario World 4 (7) – Punch-Out!! 5 (6) – Super Mario Bros. …
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“Second hand game sales represent consumer choice and desire. Obviously, it has economically been extremely painful for the industry… the publishers don’t benefit. But as games change and they become …
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