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8-bit Christmas Tunes
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on 
1 Just in time for Christma–nope. Dagnabbit. That one happened already. Just in time for New Yea–seriously? We're passed that one, too? When's Hanukkah?Just in time for Valentine's Day, check out
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The Ten Reasons: Decade Edition
Columns by Michael Gray on Welcome to "The Ten Reasons: Decade Edition." In this column, I'm going to discuss the various things that happened in videogames over the past ten years. There were high points (2003, 2007), low
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The Hero of Time
News Posts by Michael Gray on Does anyone remember last year when I made a blog entry about a fan-made movie for Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time? This one? As the annoyingly large annotation says, the movie has now been completed, and you can watch it at any time you want! (Editor’s note: Oh wait, nevermind; not anymore. Apparently Nintendo decided that this … Continue reading "The Hero of Time"
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Off-Topic Podcast #1: Michael and Paul’s Bogus Journey
Podcasts by Paul Franzen on When Michael and Paul got together to record Podcast #18: Michael and Paul's Excellent Adventure, they found themselves getting off-topic a lot.
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The Dark Spire (DS)
Reviews by David Donovan on David Bowie does make a guest appearance, after all, as mandated by Japanese constitutional law.
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Math Sniper 3D (X360-XBLI)
Math Sniper 3D could have saved my life when I was in third grade, but it just had to fall into my lap twelve years too late.
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GC Podcast #18: Michael and Paul’s Excellent Adventure
Podcasts by Michael Gray on 1 It's Podcast 18, where Paul Franzen and Michael Gray talk about Deja Vu for the NES/GBC/PC/MAC, and Case 1-3 of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney for the DS. Michael and Paul were supposed to limit their c
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Minus the Pudding: The Best of Xbox Live Indie Games
Columns by Paul Franzen on 2 A round-up of the very few Xbox Live Indie Games that aren't soduku, including Don't Be Nervous Talking to Girls, Kissy Poo, and more.
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Mystical Ninja Starring Goemon (N64)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on 2 Games from early in a console's life often feel a tad like they're missing something. Have you played Red Steel? Of course you have, and you're scarred for life because of it. This pain is nothing; d
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Space Math (XBLIG)
Reviews by Matt Jonas on I jump at the chance to review any edutainment games. I have fond memories of the greatest educational game ever conceived, The Logical Journey of the Zoombinis. I believe we can never learn enough,