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A video game watchdog group has released its annual video game report card on the ten games that has raised “red-flags.”
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So say researchers at Stanford University, in a new study involving men, women and video games. In a statement sure to enhance his dateability, Dr Allan Reiss also noted evidence the males were a lot more motivated to succeed.
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Here's a list of top reasons video games are actually good for you, and why you should hope your doctor is a gamer.
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"Speare," a new video game that teaches about Shakespeare, takes advantage of studies that have shown that children learn faster when they are taught using a hands-on, or interactive, approach.
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Shigeru Miyamoto Talk Asia Interview
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if i Tell you... Lara Croft you automatically think of Tomb Rider.
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"A PS4 will be launched by Sony but not until at least 2010 claims the Vice President of Technology for Sony Computer Entertainment Europe," Paul Holman.
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Training home grown criminals since the dawn of Pong!...no not really.
Do Violent Video Games make YOU more Violent? Yes or No.
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Consider Microsoft's Xbox 360. The console has now been out for almost a year, and yet it is still struggling to beat grandpa PS2 at retail, selling 2.28 million units through October of this year.
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The Childs Play Charity (setup by Penny Arcade) is now in its 3rd year taking donations of video games, toys and movies to children in hospitals across the world.
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 Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP from Capybara Games in Toronto and Eidos-Montreal's Deus Ex: Human Revolution win big at the third annual Canadian Videogame Awards, each taking home five honours.
 Videogame studio Double Fine went on the website Kickstarter to raise $400K US in a month to develop a new game. They reached that target in a matter of hours.
 Students at MIT celebrated the 50th anniversary of Spacewar!, the first videogame in history, by re-creating it on a computer the size of a business card.
A campaign to change the ending of videogame Mass Effect 3 has attracted thousands of supporters, and raised more than $70,000 (£44,000) for charity.
Diablo 3's publisher says it has become the fastest-selling PC-based videogame despite launch glitches.
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