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You may have noticed, if you’re reading this through an RSS reader, that we’re not all quite there anymore.

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The Kotaku RSS Feed Two-Step [Reader]

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The creators of Logorama – an Oscar-winning short film that featured its fair share of video game companies – will be sticking with a gaming theme for their next work, creating a live-action short for Ubisoft’s Ghost Recon series. More »

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Oscar-Winning Duo Working On Ghost Recon Movie [Ghost Recon]

The creators of Logorama – an Oscar-winning short film that featured its fair share of video game companies – will be sticking with a gaming theme for their next work, creating a live-action short for Ubisoft’s Ghost Recon series. More »

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Oscar-Winning Duo Working On Ghost Recon Movie [Ghost Recon]

The creators of Logorama – an Oscar-winning short film that featured its fair share of video game companies – will be sticking with a gaming theme for their next work, creating a live-action short for Ubisoft’s Ghost Recon series. More »

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Oscar-Winning Duo Working On Ghost Recon Movie [Ghost Recon]

Not only is Seattle Mariners’ superstar Ichiro one of Japan’s greatest baseball players, he’s also one of the most talented big leaguers today. He also likes to unwind like the rest of us — by beating up virtual palookas

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Baseball Star Unwinds With A Little Face-Punching [Wii]

Age gates on trailers are a delay, not a barrier, a figleaf that does no more to stop kids from seeing violent content than the third-base line stops a foul ball. How many have claimed birthdays of Jan.

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Why M-Rated Trailers Must Stand Behind a Swinging Gate [Esrb]

Regular maps too informative for you? Too lacking in colorful sprites?

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8-Bit New York City Maps For The Metropolitan Dragon Warrior [Retro]

Venezuela’s new anti-violent video game law just recently went into effect, an opportunity for those who import or sell violent video games (and toys) a chance to pay a hefty fine and spend three-to-five years in prison. Gamesthirst and La Gaceta help the potentially violent video gamer better understand Ley para la Prohibición de Videojuegos Bélicos y Juguetes Bélicos, Venezuela’s anti-violent game legislation that was proposed last summer and went into effect earlier this month. Basically, the law says that those who “import, manufacture, sell, rent, or distribute violent toys or video games”—games with “information or images that promote or incite violence and the use of weapons”—can land them in prison for up to five years.

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Violent Video Games Now Getting You 3-5 Years In A Venezuelan Prison [Only In Venezuela]