2013
2010
2009
Bilou HomeBrew's Blog: dsnews
by sylvainulg
"news" from homebrews on the Nintendo DS system (as i discover them).
2008
Not the biggest forum ever
by slotvent
The fastest growing general forum on the web! A forum about nothing! For when you just need somewhere to come, generally speaking of course!
2007
Games Sphere - Das Browsergameportal
by m3an (via)
Engl: Games Sphere is a new portal for news, interviews and general information about browsergames and its community.
You can find a lot of games in the database and you can share your experience with other users.
De: Games Sphere ist ein neues Portal für News, Interviews und generelle Informationen über Browsergames und deren Community.
In der Datenbank findet ihr diverse Spiele und im Forum könnt ihr Erfahrungen mit anderen Usern teilen.
2006
Medal of Honor Frontline Review
by mikatauno
Frontline teaches you how to swim by throwing you off the boat, literally. The very first mission of the game is the storming of the beach at Normandy, the D-Day battle made infamous most recently by its grisly depiction in Steven Spielberg's film Saving Private Ryan.
pXum: A new blog trivia game
by celliman
A new blog with a sarcastic approach to world news dubbed with a trivia game.
$99,999,999.00 for one PS3 pre-order wwwwooowwwwwwwwwwww
by webzf & 1 other
Today i’m very curious to see how much cost the ps3 and go to ebay to see and i do some searchs about it. I do one search to see the high price some has pay for one and wwwwooowwwwww i can’t believe it. some one with 65 positive feedbacks sell one pre
Game Politics.com :: Where politics and video games collide
by Hydragon
Video games aren't just about having fun any more. Some would say that games entertain us, enlighten us, and relax us. They teach problem-solving and allocation of scarce resources. They sharpen minds as well as reflexes.
To others, games provoke violent and antisocial behavior. They are a causal factor behind incidents like the Columbine shootings and the Beltway Sniper case. Some claim that video games contribute to obesity in children and expose them to adult-oriented content. Either way, games are also big business, approaching $30 billion in annual sales. In sheer dollar volume, video games have surpassed going to the movies as a leisure activity. With so much money at stake, economic issues find their way onto the business page with increasing regularity. Labor trouble, monopolies, globalization, software piracy and even the virtual economies in online games like World of Warcraft and Second Life appear in the mainstream press with increasing regularity. Politicians are starting to take notice too. Legislation regarding video games has been proposed in an ever-increasing number of cities and states across the nation. Lobbyists on both sides of the issue push agendas with legislators on both sides of the aisle. With so much news happening on a daily basis, it's hard to keep up - until now. GamePolitics.com offers a clearinghouse for politically-oriented news and opinions about video games and the video game business.
