May 16, 2008

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Nintendo offers crossword puzzles 101 (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

Nintendo's DS is the perfect medium for crossword puzzles — the stylus never runs out of ink or needs to be sharpened, and no newsprint to rub off on your hands … um, maybe our readers should ignore that last part.

Solving the puzzles of spring (Anchorage Daily News)

One of the trends I notice while traveling is the exponential growth in the popularity of sudoku. Take the walk down the aisle to the bathroom. Is half the flight to Seattle working on sudoku puzzles? Another large percentage does crosswords.

'Jack Keane,' is a funny, puzzle-filled adventure (USA Today)

Any computer game that begins with your character who is deathly afraid of heights tied to a chair at the top of Big Ben is a clear indication you're in for a humorous tale. Jack Keane is a funny and well-written computer game inspired by the point-and-click adventure games from the '90s, namely the LucasArts Monkey Island titles that fused comedy with puzzles and memorable characters.

Appeasement remark backlash puzzles White House (The Hill)

White House counselor Ed Gillespie told reporters aboard Air Force One Friday that he was surprised by the reaction of Democrats to remarks President Bush made at Israels Knesset.

Lynn Henning: Tigers' plight 'puzzles' Leyland (Detroit News)

A baseball team's behavior, its psychology, is as much at issue as the scoreboard when things begin to deteriorate. With that in mind, it was necessary to study Tigers manager Jim Leyland after Thursday's 8-4 loss to the Royals at Kauffman Stadium.

Weird Stellar Pair Puzzles Scientists (SpaceDaily)

by Staff Writers Washington DC (SPX) May 16, 2008 Astronomers have discovered a speedy spinning pulsar in an elongated orbit around an apparent Sun-like star, a combination never seen before, and one that has them puzzled about how the strange system developed.

Copper theft bill veto puzzles area lawmakers (The Daily Leader)

Local legislators are scratching their heads at Gov. Haley Barbour's Tuessday veto of a copper theft bill passed during the 2008 regular session.

Chemistry Of Airborne Particulate: Lung Interactions Revealed (Science Daily)

Exactly how airborne particulates harm our lungs still puzzles epidemiologists, physicians, environmental scientists, and policy makers. Now California Institute of Technology researchers have found that they act by impairing the lungs' natural defenses against ozone.

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Sega announces Platinum <b>Games</b> partnership, first three <b>games</b>

At a private event last night, a very excited (and cautious) Sega told us about their new partnership with Platinum Games, the creative team comprised of former members of Capcom's Clover studio. Sega of America pres Simon Jeffrey

SCEA announces US releases for PS3/PSP <b>games</b>

Filed under: Software. Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) just announced some release dates and timeframes for their first-party 2008 titles. PS3 looks to be getting a lot of love. PSP? Not so much.

YouTube uploads integrated into PS3 <b>games</b>

The first game to utilize the new feature is Mainichi Issho, a free Japanese PSN title that debuted in November 2006. As seen in the screenshot above, you will now be able to upload in-game video to YouTube for sharing from inside the

Important Importables: DS <b>games</b> the US wont get

At the same time, there are quite a few phenomenal or funny games which should get a worldwide release, but dont. Sadly, gamers dont get a list of reasons from publishers or developers as to why well never have the honor of playing a

Sega officially announces Platinum <b>Games</b> deal, Infinite Line media <b>…</b>

We totally knew it was coming, but Sega announced their partnership with the Platinum Games supergroup last night, officially revealing the three games in development from the former Clover staff. Of interest to us: Infinite Line,

Job Opportunities in the Gaming Industry - 2nd Batch

The Project Mobius Area Representative will assist the Mobius Area Representative in doing their regular field routine including selling of ePoints, installation of game clients, distribution and posting of marketing collaterals,

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Late breaking news

YouTube uploads integrated into PS3 <b>games</b>

The first game to utilize the new feature is Mainichi Issho, a free Japanese PSN title that debuted in November 2006. As seen in the screenshot above, you will now be able to upload in-game video to YouTube for sharing from inside the

Sega announces Platinum <b>Games</b> partnership, first three <b>games</b>

At a private event last night, a very excited (and cautious) Sega told us about their new partnership with Platinum Games, the creative team comprised of former members of Capcom's Clover studio. Sega of America pres Simon Jeffrey

Virtual Villagers: The Lost Children

Continue the epic story of the castaways of Isola in Virtual Villagers: The Lost Children. Guide your tribe as they rescue a group of lost children and help them survive new adventures. Your villagers need to become farmers, builders,

Sega officially announces Platinum <b>Games</b> deal, Infinite Line media <b>…</b>

We totally knew it was coming, but Sega announced their partnership with the Platinum Games supergroup last night, officially revealing the three games in development from the former Clover staff. Of interest to us: Infinite Line,

Konamis Music <b>Games</b> Come Full Circle With Band-Centric Rock <b>…</b>

The interface is about what youd expect from a Konami Bemani game, except the traditional animated backgrounds have been replaced with a full-fledged rock show. Itsa little odd at first, actually; Ive become so accustomed to the

Platinum <b>Games</b>: MadWorld eyes-on, first screens

MadWorld currently has the distinction of being the only Platinum Games game that we've actually seen — first-time director Shigenori Nishikawa (adorned with an incredible MadWorld shirt) demoed the game for us live at last night's

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Nintendo offers crossword puzzles 101 (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

Nintendo's DS is the perfect medium for crossword puzzles — the stylus never runs out of ink or needs to be sharpened, and no newsprint to rub off on your hands … um, maybe our readers should ignore that last part.

Solving the puzzles of spring (Anchorage Daily News)

One of the trends I notice while traveling is the exponential growth in the popularity of sudoku. Take the walk down the aisle to the bathroom. Is half the flight to Seattle working on sudoku puzzles? Another large percentage does crosswords.

'Jack Keane,' is a funny, puzzle-filled adventure (USA Today)

Any computer game that begins with your character who is deathly afraid of heights tied to a chair at the top of Big Ben is a clear indication you're in for a humorous tale. Jack Keane is a funny and well-written computer game inspired by the point-and-click adventure games from the '90s, namely the LucasArts Monkey Island titles that fused comedy with puzzles and memorable characters.

Weird Stellar Pair Puzzles Scientists (SpaceDaily)

by Staff Writers Washington DC (SPX) May 16, 2008 Astronomers have discovered a speedy spinning pulsar in an elongated orbit around an apparent Sun-like star, a combination never seen before, and one that has them puzzled about how the strange system developed.

Copper theft bill veto puzzles area lawmakers (The Daily Leader)

Local legislators are scratching their heads at Gov. Haley Barbour's Tuessday veto of a copper theft bill passed during the 2008 regular session.

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