Few things are more romantic than a speedrun of the obscure Nintendo 64 platforming game Mischief Makers. It is so romantic that it even encouraged the man running the game to propose to his girlfriend. Mischief Makers speedrunner Jackafur paused during a lengthy cutscene to say a few things.
Of the 150,000 people attending CES 2015, about 5,000 happen to be journalists. ABC7 News caught up with GamesBeat’s Dean Takahsashi to get an insider's take.
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