“That’s My Fault” – If This Elder Scrolls’ Dungeon Made You Want To “Tear Your Eyes Out”, Here’s Who To Blame

“That initial dungeon, the very first one you start the game in, that was mine.”. If you’ve ever attempted to play The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall, you’ll know that it doesn’t exactly get off to the easiest of starts. Dumped into the tutorial dungeon, it’s not uncommon for players to round the first set of…

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Feature: What Naughty Dog Did Was Inexcusable” – Crash Bandicoot And Jak & Daxter Artist Charles Zembillas On Why Independence Is The Key

“Work-for-hire is not the way we should be doing things”. Charles Zembillas isn’t the type of person to stay quiet when he feels he’s been disrespected. He’s aware that may make him seem like a bit of a “firebrand” to some. But it’s something he feels has been necessary to set the record straight, given…

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“You’re Doing Nothing With It” – Crash Bandicoot’s Co-Designer Asks “Where’s the Movie? Where’s The TV Series?”

A Netflix show was rumoured last year, but so far remains unconfirmed. It’s somewhat hard to believe, given the character’s popularity over the years, but Crash Bandicoot has somehow never had a starring role in his own TV show or animated film. To our knowledge, there has been at least one attempt to turn Crash…

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“War Is Not A Video Game” – White House Social Media Post Mixing Iran War Footage With Nintendo’s ‘Wii Sports’ Triggers Outcry

“This has ruined my perception of the Nintendo brand”. The White House social media account is no stranger to leveraging video game imagery in its messaging, and has already used the likes of Pokémon and Halo without permission – almost always resulting in the IP holders of those franchises publicly distancing themselves from the accompanying…

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How Implementing Enterprise Search Software Transforms Information Management? 03/13

In an era where data is king, the explosion of information within organizations has made the search and retrieval process increasingly complex. Studies show that knowledge workers spend about 20% of their time searching for information; a clear indicator that efficient information management is a necessity, not a luxury. Enterprise search software emerges as a…

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