Archive: july 11, 2008
Contest: The Dew goes Old School / New School - Win an Xbox 360 on Dtoid!
Seriously, the Price is Right has nothing on us this month. Are you ready for our eighth contest of the month? *The Crowd roars! Women throw their panties!* Pepsi has just launched Old School, New School, where you can use cod...
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...is coming out later this month.
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Mighty Jill Off, Invader, In the Woods
Yup, “retromazing.” It’s the new word I just made up. I hope you like it.There are a surprising amount of people out there that are upset with the 8-bit look of upcoming WiiWare title...
![This Is Your Mirror's Edge Writer [Dice]](/images/news/22066.jpg)
Developer DICE and Electronic Arts bring word that writer and story Rhianna Pratchett will be writing and story designin' the upcoming Mirror's Edge. Prachette previously worked on Heavenly Sword and ...
Another excellent game session this week! When I arrived, PitchCar sessions were over and people were choosing the next games. Hannu quickly got me and Gargoyle to join him in a game of Preference. Gargoyle...
Despite government suggestions that European games issued a 12+ rating by the Pan European Game Information Board should also be subject to rating by the British Board of Film Classification, the European...
With the long overdue patch for Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath seemingly imminent, Electronic Arts Los Angeles' general manager Mike Verdu took time to address his company's product support woes, which...
Jul 7 Articles of Interest
Raph calls out the McDonald’s Line Rider commercial, which I hadn’t seen yet. It’s a neat idea for an advertisement, and Raph draws on a few numbers to make the interesting point that Line...
Many gamers would not hesitate to list Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid series as the most important games they've ever played, but what games served to mold Mr. Kojima into a maestro of pixelated sneaking...