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Longer read: Gaming indusry in identity crisis
The Province By Liana B. Baker, Reuters March 5, 2012 6:53 AM Activision Blizzard, which makes the "Call of Duty" and "World of Warcraft" mega franchises laid off 8 percent of its staff in February. The billion global video games industry, shaken up by the … Video game industry looks for new plan to reach players |
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The future of gaming lies in free-play
Laney Tower In a highly successful crossover modeled after Korean Cafe gaming styles, the major titles; "World of Warcraft", "City of Heroes", "Lineage II", and most recently, "Aion," have all begun offering game play for no charge at all. The catch? Limitation. |
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Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Mouse by Razer
PC Magazine While not nearly as large or long-running as World of Warcraft, it still had one of the biggest launches of any MMO in years, and has a large and dedicated following. It also has lots of tie-ins, like Razer's Star Wars: The Old Republic peripherals. Ears-on With the Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset Games out this week in ANZ… Star Wars: The Old Republic LFG Tool In The Works |
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Ears-on With the Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset
PCWorld (blog) That said, all of the games I played (World of Warcraft, Skyrim, and Batman: Arkham City) sounded fantastic — this is a great, all-purpopose piece of audio equipment. Still, if you enjoy Star Wars or gaming enough to consider spending 0 on an audio … Games out this week in ANZ… Star Wars: The Old Republic LFG Tool In The Works |
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Gaming Grannies: 'World of Warcraft' Boosts Cognitive Abilities
LAPTOP Magazine (blog) Those who spent two weeks playing “World of Warcraft” — a game in which players take on the role of a character, and role-play with others in fighting monsters and completing quests — improved more on tests of attention and of spatial abilities than … |
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Gaming Grannies: 'World of Warcraft' Boosts Cognitive Abilities
LiveScience.com Those who spent two weeks playing "World of Warcraft" — a game in which players take on the role of a character, and role-play with others in fighting monsters and completing quests — improved more on tests of attention and of spatial abilities than … World of Warcraft: WoW Playtime Improves Senior Citizens' Mental Skills World of Warcraft could help your grandma focus World Of Warcraft Improves Cognitive Ability |
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Gaming Grannies: 'World of Warcraft' Boosts Cognitive Abilities
MyHealthNewsDaily Those who spent two weeks playing "World of Warcraft" — a game in which players take on the role of a character, and role-play with others in fighting monsters and completing quests — improved more on tests of attention and of spatial abilities than … World of Warcraft: WoW Playtime Improves Senior Citizens' Mental Skills World of Warcraft could help your grandma focus World Of Warcraft Improves Cognitive Ability |
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Video: Gaming saves relationships
The Independent A study involving World of Warcraft has revealed that couples who play together have a happier relationship. Three glasses of free champagne and a special menu at 46 top London restaurants. Win anything from gadgets to five-star holidays on our … |
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Gaming Didn't Die in China
Motley Fool By Rick Aristotle Munarriz | More Articles Even China isn't immune to the waning global popularity of Activision Blizzard's (Nasdaq: ATVI ) World of Warcraft. NetEase.com (Nasdaq: NTES ) came through with better than expected quarterly results last … NetEase.com's 4Q Net Up 26% As Revenue Rises NetEase Earnings Grow 31%, Beating Street Forecasts Online game operator NetEase records 26% jump in Q4 profits |
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Rasperry Pi: A gaming machine for £16?
Gamer UK The first time I heard about the Raspberry Pi I spilt my imported Mountain Dew code blue so much I actually had to stop playing World of Warcraft for a few seconds to clean it up with my least favourite Sonic t-shirt: my nerdy senses had overloaded – a … |