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Poll Time: Would You Watch Me Play Games?

This Wednesday a couple of my friends and I got together for our weekly Monster Hunter Tri-athon.  Normally this occasion is quite involved: 4 Wiis, 4 televisions, and, of course, 4 hunters.  Lugging around televisions consistently proves to be the biggest obstacle since, well, they are heavy and not very portable. So I decided instead to play [...]
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A Look Back: 2010 In Gaming

As the year draws to an end, I realize I just don’t have the energy to regurgitate every detail of each game I played and sort the pre-digested matter in order from best to worst.  I would like to think most people interested in substantial gaming discussion may feel the same way, wanting thoughts rather [...]
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The 2010 VGAs Revisited

This Saturday was the Spike video game awards, which I watched for the first time ever. I am a firm believer every gamer should do this at least once, just to understand how video game culture is depicted to the masses.  There is perhaps no better representation of this than what was shown in [...]
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DVGH Special Spike Video Game Awards: It’s Close, Man

This Saturday at 8 PM EST is the Spike Video game awards.  This is a milestone to all gamers — a chance to really understand just how severely we are misunderstood and misrepresented in the media. Imagine for a moment, if Kotaku slept with Joan Rivers, producing a twisted malformed fetal-demon.  Naturally it would be garbed [...]
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Personalized Holiday Greetings from Kotowari

Hey! This is Sarah/Foxes writing a post. It’s been a while since my obscenity-filled tirade introducing the site’s new look, but now I’m here to interrupt your Fallout: New Vegas news in order to ask you this: would you like a greeting card for the upcoming holidays? A PERSONALIZED one? Featuring [...]
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