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Sega Hasn’t Abandoned Mature Wii Games

Despite seemingly lackluster sales for the M-rated fare it has released on the Wii, Sega isn’t ready to abandon publishing mature games on ...

By Keane Ng Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

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Croteam Interested in Serious Sam HD on PS3, But Are You?

Serious Sam HD is coming to the Xbox Live Arcade and PC later this year but PlayStation 3 owners are going to miss ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

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Analyst: Sony Will Take Second by 2015

Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter predicts that Sony will push Microsoft into third place by 2015. With the Wii firmly ensconced as the ...

By Logan Westbrook Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

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Used Game Trade Hits 100 Million Units in the U.S.

A new report by Wedbush Morgan says 100 million units are moved by the used videogame trade in the U.S. annually, generating revenues ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

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The Pirate Bay Sells Out

In the latest strange twist, The Pirate Bay has been purchased by Swedish company Global Gaming Factory X AB. It’s been an interesting ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

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Update: StarCraft II Will Not Support LAN

Eager to play a round of StarCraft II with your buddies? You’ll have to use Battle.net, since the game will not support LAN ...

By John Funk Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

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New Tech Could Make All PS3s Backwards Compatible

Images of new technology patented by Sony illustrate a method by which the PS3’s Cell Processor can be used to emulate the PS2’s ...

By Michael Grimm Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

Reviews

Review: Damnation

Damnation doesn’t deserve to be a called a game. It’s a rough draft that, like the essay you wrote in fourth grade, should ...

By Tom Endo Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

Editor's Note

Canadian Makin’

Dear Escapists, I’ve mulled this letter for a few weeks now, wondering what exactly to say, how exactly to say it, and come ...

By Julianne Capps Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

Canadian Makin'

The Pulse of Creativity

It’s a common problem for companies in large industries: Even if they’re across the street from one another, competing corporate cultures often mean ...

By Murray Chu Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

Letters to the Editor

Canadian Makin’

In response to “mEssen With Your Head” from The Escapist Forum: I also like his idea of making disorientation one of the challenges ...

By The Escapist Staff Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

Canadian Makin'

A Distinctive Lineage

When it comes to game development in Vancouver, it all starts with Don Mattrick. In 1982, Mattrick was just a teenage programmer in ...

By Chris LaVigne Legacy AuthorJune 30, 2009

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