6 March 2008 – Activision proudly reveals the World exclusive first play of LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures only at Play.com Live. Be one of the first people in the world to play as the intrepid archaeologist!
Spanning all three classic movies, will you be able to guide LEGO Indy through the lost temple, or will you be squashed flat under the giant LEGO boulder? Pit your wits against snakes, spiders, and spear-chucking tribesmen, exclusively on the Activision stand. Be sure to pick up a secret treasureTV and a copy of the LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures video game – on sale June 6th on all consoles! hunting LEGO Indy postcard and keep your eyes peeled for the giant X hidden somewhere at Play.com Live. If you spot it, you could stand a chance of winning a brand new Xbox 360 console, 32″ HD ready LCD
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Minnesota’s own Mayo Clinic recently did a study on the correlation between fight obesity and playing games that have you move. KIII TV is reporting that the …
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Finally, some one who thinks the same way I do! I wanted to post the whole thing here instead of linking to it. Taken from 1up:
With the election season creeping up alongside the release of Grand Theft Auto IV, it’s inevitable that we’ll see (even more) politicians, pundits, and authors decrying video games as a cause — nay, the source — of all social evils. But not all authors jump on the bandwagon, and a new book takes research on the topic of game violence in a radically different direction.
Game Couch has an interview with Dr. Cheryl K. Olson, the co-author of Grand Theft Childhood: The Surprising Truth About Violent Video Games. Based on data from a joint research study from Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, the book asserts that many studies on the topic of game violence have been skewed by various factors, including smaller sample sets, lower time playing, bias against media violence, and conducting the studies around games that the children didn’t choose for themselves.
The Resident Evil series, which has sold over 34.5 million units globally (as of February 29, 2008), is one of Capcom’s most critically acclaimed and beloved franchises. As a testament to Resident Evil’s longevity and success, the series remains as innovative and original today as when the first title shipped in 1996.
”Resident Evil:The Umbrella Chronicles” is a gun shooting game which features a variety of characters from past Resident Evil titles, and fleshes out key storyline elements of the series. This title takes advantage of the Wii’s unique remote control-styled controller, the “Wii Remote” and “Nunchuk”, and when these two components are combined with the special Wii controller, the “Wii Zapper”, it turns into an even more engrossing and exciting experience.
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