- Bionic Commando swings, but doesn't jump, back into action
- Rewind to 2006, when PS3 had in-game XMB (seriously)
- Together, PS3s can be very brainy
- Payton gives us some insight into Kojima Productions
- Killzone 2: a step ahead of all things next-gen
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- Prices for Arena Season 1 items revealed
- Blue Notes: Deathwish change justification, new repair bot info
- Decorative WoW soap bars
- Voice chat goes live; brains scarred
- More bang for the buck on the TCG
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- What is Metal Gear Solid: Infinite War?
- Pursuit Force sequel: making it easier, more accessible
- Playing as the Predator in upcoming AvP game
- Homebrew endows PSP-2000 with full screen TV output
- Japan celebrates Legend of Heroes series
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- The Joystiq Weekend: October 13 - 15, 2007
- Madden NFL '08 en Espanol que vienen este año
- Another analyst: Wii will beat the other things this holiday
- Capcom reveals Bionic Commando for PS3, Xbox 360, PC
- Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom dated ('08 for most)
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- Hyundai shows off W-100 watch phone
- iPhone report: most owners left Treos, Sidekicks behind
- BenQ T33 avoids brick status, offers music without a SIM
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- T-Mobile releases Motorola RAZR 2 V8
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- The electric car, darling of the 1907 Auto show
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- Apple responds to Greenpeace: what part of "end of 2008" didn't you understand?
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- Tektronix oscilloscopes could catch fire due to volatile Li-ion
- Apple lowering DRM-free tracks to $0.99 -- embracing Indies?
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- Thinksecret throws their guess in the Leopard hat: October 26th
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- AutoblogGreen for 10.16.07
- VIDEO: The Evolution of the 911
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- MV Agusta and Benelli developing middleweight triples of their own?
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- Stuff Your Rucksack With Things to Help Local Charities
- RFID for Luggage: Coming To An Airport Near You?
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- One for the Road: Planetwalker
- Golf Love: In Afghanistan and More
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- Lumenlab shoves PC inside 42-inch 1080p display, calls it Q
- Samsung showcases VM-DX10 DVD / flash hybrid camcorder
- Panasonic intros 5.1-channel RP-WF5500 wireless headphones
- HDTV Listings for October 15, 2007
- Southeast Asia's first HD channel, HD5 launches Nov 11
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- Google launches video ID tools for content publishers
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- Windows Home Server OEM leaked
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Game|Life's Chris Kohler got a chance to "play" with the DS Style collection at the Square Enix Party, and came away with positive impressions of the title we're most interested in: the classical music program which he translates as Would you like to listen to classical music on the Nintendo DS?
Attendees at the Square Enix party 2007 will be able to pick up a ton of fantastic gear, including the pictured clock. The 'Ivalice Alliance' inscription is taken from the Final Fantasy universe. Other things up for grabs include Final Fantasy XI treasure coins, Dragon Quest pin badges, coaster sets and manga. The party takes place this weekend in Chiba, Japan.
We don't usually sit around wishing we lived in Japan, but sometimes there's an overriding temptation that throws everything into a tailspin ... and wouldn't you know that dastardly Square Enix is behind it. The source of our agony? That the fabulous franchise festival known as the Square Enix Party 2007 is going to go on without us. The pain.
