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iPhone: Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor

Whether you love spiders or not, there's something completely entrancing about watching the little buggers scamper their way across a silky, delicately-constructed web and await their unsuspecting prey. As fascinating as it is to jump directly into the carapace of one of these eight-legged fellows, Spider: The Secret of Bryce Manor is as much about the mysteries hidden in the world around you as it is about the life of the lone spider you'll play. Therein resides its beauty.

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Play This: Ge.ne.sis

No, I’m not just trying to seem cool by writing so strange ? Ge.ne.sis is actually the name of today’s free flash game of the day, a really interesting and amazing blend of turn based strategy and RPG-tactics. Plus a really high level of[...]

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Stolen Pixels #139: BorderLAN

Hey, want to play some Borderlands multiplayer on your PC? No. You really don't.



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Podtoid 123 is tonight, ideally the last movie
commentary

Podtoid 123 is tonight, ideally the last movie commentary screenshot

Podtoid is Destructoid.com's official news and discussion podcast.

I decided to type "duck motorcycle" into Google image search and I found that picture.

Evidently everyone on the Podtoid cast hates doing the movie commentaries now, so if we actually get around to polishing off Resident Evil we probably won't do any for quite a long time.

Whatever we do end up doing, however, we will need your listener questions. So ask them, already. What the hell are you waiting for.



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Editor's Note: The Front

This week, The Escapist looks at the first, and most important, genre of gaming ever invented: wargames.



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-s-Note-The-Front


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Letters to the Editor: The Front

Each week we publish letters sent to us regarding previous issues and highlight particularly interesting forum posts. If you'd like to comment on an article directly, send your letter to editor@escapistmag.com.



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A View From the Trenches

Most strategy games take a somewhat streamlined approach to warmongering. But one game has built its reputation on portraying combat in almost microscopic detail: Best Way's Men of War. Jim Rossignol sings the praises of this little-known Ukrainian RTS.



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The Agony of Defeat

Typically, videogames about war are only interested in portraying the winners' perspective. But one World War II simulation discards the standard hero narrative in favor of a much deeper, darker and more nuanced approach. Rob Zacny explains why Silent Hunter III is a model of how to tell the losing side of a war story.



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The New Basic Training

Thanks to movies and videogames, today's military recruits have more exposure to combat than those of any period in history. But when soldiers take unnecessary risks in the name of playing the hero, this exposure becomes a liability. Shawn Williams investigates how entertainment media's glorification of war may affect modern soldiers.



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Wargaming Through the Ages

First-person shooters and RTSs may be modern inventions, but they're really only the latest in a long line of games that attempt to simulate the experience of combat. Greg Tito offers an overview of the history of wargames, from Ancient Egypt's Senet to Prussia's Kriegsspiel.



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