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How Lara Got Her Groove Back

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September 11, 2010
3 min

I really liked Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light. There, I said it. I didn’t realize before I purchased this game just how much I was to enjoy it. You see, I have had a history with Lara Croft . There is some water under the bridge between us, and we have jumped over it.

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Just Cause 2: A Jejune Existence

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September 11, 2010
3 min

I like to spend my Sunday afternoons in the car with the radio on, driving around my busy little suburban town in my '93...

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The Goozex Top 10, September 10 Edition

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September 11, 2010
1 min

As we move into September, Mafia 2's stranglehold atop of top 10 list appears to be over. Taking its place are a superhero and...

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Apple closes in on Nintendo with 40 million iPod, iPhone gamers

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September 10, 2010
1 min

Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ bold claim that Apple owns 50 percent of the mobile gaming market might not actually be a part of his...

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The Indie Road Map (Part 1)

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September 10, 2010
3 min

Now that you know what makes an indie game indie, it’s time to delve deeper into the genre.This month we’re going on a road...

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PAX Prime 2010: Experience the Best Panels And Podcasts from Home

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September 10, 2010
3 min

You could stand in line for four hours waiting to play Duke Nukem: Forever. You could wait in slightly shorter lines to enjoy an...

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Looking Back: the Original Uncharted Is Stupid

Posted byby GamesBeat
September 9, 2010
3 min

Speaking purely of things I enjoy, Uncharted 2 is a great game. I’ve never been much for the first person shooters, but Uncharted 2 took all the obscure little unpleasantries out of the shoot-em-up equation and put what remained in a perspective that really clicked for me.