The 27th annual Golden Joystick Awards are well underway, with the 'long list' just one week away from being finalised. That means there's still time to make sure your favourite game is included. The total number of votes so far flew past 150,000 earlier today, making this the biggest long list vote in the awards' 27-year history ...
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The world's premier PC gaming magazine PC Gamer UK has been revamped, redesigned and relaunched - the first full reboot since 1993 - to reflect the changing face of PC gaming. ...
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The 27th Annual Golden Joystick Awards is alive! From today you can vote for your favourite games of the past year in the official awards long list and help us break records all over again. ...
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Mark your calendars, because March 10, 2009 will go down in history as the day that the best issue of the Official Xbox Magazine hit newsstands. That’s right. Next to money, OXM’s April, 2009 issue will be the most valuable thing that’s been printed on paper. Ever.Okay, so we’re exaggerating… a little. But that’s just because our friends at OXM have put together an exceptionally excellent issue. ...
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TechRadar have gone all retro with a list of classic arcade games that were the foundation of the multi-billion dollar videogame industry that we have today. ...
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Last night in London's Bloomsbury Ballroom, Microsoft held a lavish launch party for it's (NXE) New Xbox Experience (Xbox 360's fancy new avatar-based user interface).In order to guarantee a throng of national newspaper photographers to cover the launch, Microsoft promised a live appearance of actually quite acceptable UK girl group the Sugababes.The result was very unusual for what was ostensibly a game event - ...
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Take your eye off the Web for a split second and you may not recognize it. Gaming information blasts out in a 24/7 cycle from Websites, blogs, and a barrage of social networking apps that dominate how people converse, socialize, and gather information. ...
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Crytek executive Cevat Yerli has said that Europeans view first-person shooter games as "evil," according to Forbes. The developer was cited in an article addressing the differences between American and European gamer habits. According to the piece, Europeans prefer racing and 'soccer' games to blockbuster action, adventure and shooters. ...
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David Braben has slammed British gaming degrees, claiming that developers are finding it increasingly hard to find UK graduates looking to enter the industry."95% of video gaming degrees are simply not fit for purpose," Braben told the BBC. "Without some sort of common standard, like Skillset accreditation, these degrees are a waste of time for all concerned."Braben's comments are highlighted in an article claiming that a ...
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