Logano sports Call of Duty: MW2 paint scheme at
Homestead

post from Gaming Nexus on 21 November 2009 08:39:00 PM. © Gaming Nexus

by: Dan Keener
NEWS - Over the last couple of years, NASCAR has embraced the gaming world with a large variety of video game-oriented paint schemes. The latest graced the skin of Joey Logano’s Gamestop sponsored #20 Toyota Camry in today’s Nationwide Series finale at Miami-Homestead Speedway. The scheme featured a sweet looking Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 design (see below). Logano ended up finishing fourth in the race.

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Delicious - Emily's Holiday Season Walkthrough

post from Gamezebo: Casual Game Reviews, Previews, Cheats, Tips, Forums, Free Games, and More on 21 November 2009 08:13:21 PM. © Gamezebo: Casual Game Reviews, Previews, Cheats, Tips, Forums, Free Games, and More

Welcome to Gamezebo's strategy guide for Delicious - Emily's Holiday Season.

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Bowser's Big Revenge

post from Press The Buttons on 21 November 2009 07:44:00 PM. © Press The Buttons

I've spent the past few days plowing through Nintendo's latest triumph ? New Super Mario Bros. Wii ? and while I haven't visited every level, collected all of the Star Coins, on blasted out of every cannon, I have made the trek through World 8 and stomped my way through Bowser's castle all the way to the fated final fight, and while my review of the adventure will be available over at Kombo in a day or three, right now...

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More thoughts on Nintendo of America needing to
STFU

post from Gaming Nexus on 21 November 2009 07:20:00 PM. © Gaming Nexus

by: Sean Colleli
NEWS - Quite a while ago I linked to a Destructoid article that said Nintendo of America needs to STFU. It was a long-form rant with some good points and a bit of incoherent profanity, from an obviously bitter ex-Wii owner with a beef against Nintendo. At the time I missed the reply article, which was from a Nintendo fan with a more reasoned approach and more really good points.

I admit the article is months old but what it says is still quite relevant--I never looked at Nintendo's publishing policy like this before. It puts a lot of the annoying stuff Reggie and NOA's PR reps have said into perspective. It makes me wonder what crazy, unique games we'd be getting if Iwata-san was in charge of Nintendo publishing in the States, instead of the scarce morsels we've had over the last couple of years.

Needless to say, give it a read.

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PSN is Sony's basis for taking over the world

PSN is Sony's basis for taking over the world screenshot

World domination. It isn't an easily achieved goal. Talk to any dictator with aspirations to rule over Europe or Asia in recent history and they'll tell you, it don't come easy. Sony has a plan though, and it starts by taking over every electronic you own and then building SkyNet. Step one in that plan is to use PSN as the backbone for all of its online service offerings. The tentatively named Sony Online Service was revealed at Sony corp.'s global strategy presentation and is a way for Sony to offer a single user experience across all of its electronic platforms. Part of this plan is that premium service that was announced at the same presentation.

At the meeting Sony Computer Entertainment CEO Kaz Hirai outlined the strategy, saying that the system would support a single user ID across the entire service and offer consumers an "enhanced value" that will be delivered thanks to SOS's ease of use and universality. "The service will be launched economically and quickly by leveraging the PlayStation [Network] service platform. For example, key assets for creating a network service management system, payment system, and content distribution system will be shared with the PSN platform so that initial investment risk can be minimized," Hirai said while his presentation showed off PSPs, PS3s, Blu-ray players, Sony's electronic books, laptops, Walkman MP3 players and pretty much every other electronic Sony makes.

Sony also wants the SOS to expand into its mobile line-up and challenge iTunes' dominance of the downloadable media market. To demonstrate that Sony could be successful at this Hirai pointed out that the PSN already has 33 million registered users and those users download 25 petabytes of content each month. He then sat down in a chair, began to pet his white cat gently and laugh maniacally as he pointed out that the company expected to sell $50 billion dollars worth of downloadable goods on the service during the fiscal year ending March 31, 2010.

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