Have your days spent in PlayStation Home grown a little tiresome? It sounds like Sony’s injecting the game with a sizable pick-me-up in the near future
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PlayStation Home receiving bevy of new features, customization options
Major Nelson sends word that Saints Row is now available through the Games on Demand service on Xbox Live.
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Saints Row hijacks Games on Demand
PopCap Games , which modestly labels itself as producer of “broadly appealing” games , has announced the hiring of Robert Chamberlain as Chief Financial Officer.
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PopCap Games pegs Robert Chamberlain as new CFO
Many funny women have graced the screen over the years, from Mabel Normand to Lucille Ball to Tina Fey, but one woman’s impact was unlike …
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Girls on Film: The Wrath of Madeline Kahn – Cinematical
There’s a lower-budget $20 option as well, which only includes half the games above.
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Steam offers 75% discount on indie games this weekend
Following Atomic Games ‘ unfortunate news yesterday, an inside source has told IndustryGamers that the situation is much more dire than we were lead to believe.
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Rumor: Atomic Games is 'pretty much dead'
A quick note for those lucky enough to be part of the Xbox Live Update preview program: BioShock is now available from Games on Demand.
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BioShock surfaces on Games on Demand, costs $30
Poor Zangief statue needs a good home . by Justin McElroy { Aug 5th 2009 at 2:00PM }. You see them every day on the streets, or on Kotaku, but we’ve learned to turn a blind eye to them.
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Poor Zangief statue needs a good home
According to the 2009 Electronic Business Communication Policies & Procedures Survey, 26-percent of bosses have fired workers for e-mail violations and 52-percent have fired workers over inappropriate general Internet use.
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How Not to Get Fired Over Internet Misuse at Work
This sucks: corporate travel is expected to fall 15 percent this year.
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