Articles By: Sean Mitchuson

Global Agenda Guns Down Pay Model, No More Subscription Fees

Global Agenda, one of the few MMOFPS games on the market, started out with a fairly good business model. They offered a free mode for people who just wanted some casual action and for those that wanted to be a bit more competitive a pay model with some extra content, but as of Friday things have changed …

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DJ Hero Rocawear Fragrance Promotion: Smell Good Spinning

One of the biggest names in Hip Hop music and clothing; Jay-Z, is offering up a “Rockawear Mix Pack” for a fragrant price …

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25 Man Patchwerk Soloed By Persistent Rogue

A World of Warcraft rogue by the name of Jiderdonna takes on the 25 man version of Patchwerk and lives to tell about it with the well timed aid of a few exploits.

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Ripten Review: Resonance of Fate

Ripten brings you fine folks a collection of thoughts about Tri Ace and Sega’s brand new JRPG Resonance of Fate.

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Ripten Review: Torchlight

Tweet Torchlight came out about a month or two ago and I just couldn’t see the point of spending 20 dollars to play a single player Diablo clone.  Thanks to the holiday sale from Steam I was able to pick this up for a very meager price and give it my once over.

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New NES Game ‘Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril’ Brings The Latest In Mega Man & Metroid Retro Technology

Tweet I had an Atari when I was a kid, but I didn’t really become a gamer until I got an NES.  I played a ton of games on there, and thanks to Virtual Console I can be easily reminded how hard some of those games were.  Sivak Games is bringing back that feeling of [...]

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China Central Television: Videogames Are Bad, MMMkay?

Tweet Full of violence, suggestive situations, language, and anything else bad you can think of video games have always been a target to blame when people do bad things.  Recently China Central Television (CCTV), which is China’s state run news network, aired part two of a show called “Confessions of a Murderer — Focus on [...]

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Dead or Alive Comes to the PSP

Tweet The ladies of Dead or Alive are back with a brand new edition(sorry had to do it). They head to the beach one more time, only in a more portable sense on the PSP.

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Magna Carta II for 360: Great Graphics, Confusing Title

Tweet The Magna Carta is a pretty important historical document.  It’s also a Japanese RPG.  A sequel is being released for the Xbox 360 and still has me asking the question.  What does this game have to do with the Magna Carta?

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Final Fantasy VII available on Playstation Store

Tweet Famitsu reports that on April 10th (today) you can enjoy Final Fantasy VII on the PS3 for a small download fee.

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Queen’s Blade PSP Brings Sexy Back to Fighting

Tweet To coincide with the newly released anime for Queen’s Blade, a slightly erotic fantasy manga, the company is releasing a fighter RPG game to give fans what they want – more service!

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More Pretty Screens From Final Fantasy XIII

Tweet I am a little late getting to this since I have turned off the Internet at my house, but looks like Square Enix has released some new (a month ago, but if you haven’t seen them yet…) shots to get you all excited or upset at the latest Final Fantasy installment.

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PSP Review — Final Fantasy: Dissidia

Tweet I decided after getting my Japanese stimulus check that I should use it for something good, like video games.  I chose to pick up another new PSP and the games Final Fantasy: Dissidia, and another secret game that I will review at another time.  Dissidia turned out to be more than I thought it [...]

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Phoenix Wright Special DSi To Be Released in May in Japan

Tweet The very popular lawyer series for Nintendo DS, Phoenix Wright, will release a special design DSi to go along with the new software. 

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Monster Hunter Frontier: Another Year Without Release In The U.S.

Tweet Today marks the start of the annual quest in Monster Hunter Frontier, the MMORPG released by Capcom of the very popular action game.  Japan eats up everything Monster Hunter, whereas the die hard fans in America and other parts of the world have to do without for some reason.

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