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The Week in Review: It watches you sleep. In this week's edition, a pirate CEO, a new look at politics in a Japanese eroge, sword fighting on the Wii, Kojima's love of Twilight, and the dark, sorcerous powers of Jerry Bruckheimer. Full Article at The Escapist
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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- About two years ago, Starbucks ceased to be just a coffee shop. It suddenly found itself at the leading edge of an economic avalanche. It has since emerged as an unwitting economic indicator. Full Article at MarketWatch
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Game|Life takes a look at the 'Resident Evil' series, from the counterintuitive co... Game|Life presents a battle of epic proportions. Two 'Street Fighter IV' champs pr... Full Article at Wired
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Brad Mills is finally getting his chance to run a major league team. The 52-year-old Mills was hired by Houston on Tuesday after six seasons as Terry Francona's bench coach in Boston. Full Article at Las Vegas Review-Journal | LVRJ.com
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Traditionally high scoring games in Famitsu go on to perform very well at retail in both Japan and the rest of the world. PlatinumGames set out to deliver a game that redefines the 3D action genre, and we feel that they have set a benchmark for future games in the genre to aspire to ... We chose a Janua...
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