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Videogame Releases: Week of October 16th, 2011

Videogame Releases: Week of October 16th, 2011

We’ve got one major videogame release this week, along with a pair of smaller games based on already popular franchises. Sequels and prequels abound, but that’s not something we should really be too bothered about. Still, I can’t help looking that gift horse in the mouth and wishing that there was an original idea in there somewhere.
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Blu-ray Highlights for 10/18/11 – Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are!

Blu-ray Highlights for 10/18/11 – Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are!

This week sees the Blu-ray release of one of the year’s billion-dollar blockbuster hits. Frankly, I couldn’t care less. I’m more interested in the catalog titles. What grabs your attention?
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One from the Vault: ‘The Wizard’

One from the Vault: ‘The Wizard’

Now here’s a crazy one. This week, I combine my love of videogames with the seemingly unending supply of ’80s movies that are unavailable on Blu-ray to bring you this peek at Netflix’s high definition stream of ‘The Wizard’. You know you want to get your power glove action on.
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The Netflix Stream: Week of October 9th, 2011

The Netflix Stream: Week of October 9th, 2011

There’s not a ton of movement in the Netflix stream this week, but a few interesting things are on the way. Specifically, we get two incredibly popular TV shows for sci-fi and horror fans. You know… nerds! Continue Reading

Repair Box – A New Brand Selling Old Console Parts

Repair Box – A New Brand Selling Old Console Parts

You wouldn’t believe how many press releases I get on a daily basis. My inbox is flooded with news that’s relevant to what I write about, and plenty that isn’t. I skim through, and certain words grab my attention. The email I received from Hyperkin this week had the word “SNES” in it. Attention grabbed.
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New to VUDU: Week of October 9th, 2011

New to VUDU: Week of October 9th, 2011

VUDU keeps pace with the week’s new Blu-ray releases by adding several of this summer’s biggest titles – both mainstream hits and acclaimed art films – to the streaming service. Follow after the break to see what’s newly available, plus my weekly random recommendation from the VUDU catalog.
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‘Transformers: Dark of the Moon’ Contest Results!

‘Transformers: Dark of the Moon’ Contest Results!

I’ve got to say that, based on all the creative entries we received, I think that last week’s ‘Transformers: Dark of the Moon’ giveaway may be my favorite so far of all the contests we’ve run here in the blog. You guys really rocked this one! Now it’s my turn to sort through all the submissions and pick two winners. Follow after the break to see who won.
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EA, NCAA and the Fine Art of Videogames

EA, NCAA and the Fine Art of Videogames

I read this article in Businessweek last week regarding Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell suing the NCAA and Electronic Arts (EA) for unauthorized use of his likeness. My first thought was about the way that, if you’ve ever been to traffic court, the 32 people in front of you will use 32 different ways to try to get out of their speeding tickets. None of them will work. Lots of folks have tried to sue their way into licensing and failed. It doesn’t look good for Bill either. But why?
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Videogame Releases: Week of October 9th, 2011

Videogame Releases: Week of October 9th, 2011

There are too many videogames to write about this week, which is just fine since I’d rather not try to think of something interesting to say about ‘Just Dance 3′ or the latest iteration of the ‘Dance Dance Revolution’ franchise. Instead, I get to talk about boy games with race cars and planes and zombies! Continue Reading

Blu-ray Highlights for 10/11/11 – In Brightest Day, In Blackest Night…

Blu-ray Highlights for 10/11/11 – In Brightest Day, In Blackest Night…

This week brings us quite an eclectic mix of new Blu-ray releases. Among them, we get a failed blockbuster, a sleeper hit comedy, the latest lazy mess from Adam Sandler’s production company, and an art film that will likely polarize audiences for decades to come.
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