Windows Phone 7 Playing an Xbox Live Game [Clips]

Monday, March 15th, 2010

The MIX10 conference kicked off today in Las Vegas. Most of the stuff they’ll be talking about puts me to sleep instantly, but Microsoft let us know to expect some Windows Phone 7 news to hit as well. More »

The MIX10 conference kicked off today in Las Vegas. Most of the stuff they'll be talking about puts me to sleep instantly, but Microsoft let us know to expect some Windows Phone 7 news to hit as well. More »

Hunted: The Demon’s Forge, A Dungeon Crawl For The Gears Age [Bethesda Softworks]

Monday, March 15th, 2010

inXile Entertainment’s Brian Fargo wants to update the classic dungeon crawler, popularized by MUDs and dark medieval adventures like Stonekeep and the Wizardry series, into the modern age for the Halo or Gears of War player with Hunted: The Demon’s Forge. More »

inXile Entertainment's Brian Fargo wants to update the classic dungeon crawler, popularized by MUDs and dark medieval adventures like Stonekeep and the Wizardry series, into the modern age for the Halo or Gears of War player with Hunted: The Demon's Forge. More »

Star Wars: The Old Republic hands-on previews pop up

Monday, March 15th, 2010

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The fallout from last week’s GDC 2010 is still being felt as some embargos are being lifted on some hands-on previews that were handled during the show. The big one is the first real hands-on previews for Star Wars: The Old Republic and naturally our sister site Massively got a chance to get BioWare’s upcoming debut MMO out.

The preview, conducted at LucasArts‘ San Fransisco compound, let the press control a member of the game’s Trooper class in some PV3 missions. Massively liked what they played, saying, “This is a BioWare game on a LucasArts property, so you just know it’s going to be done right, and from what I’ve seen so far, it is done right.” With the title still at least a year away from coming out, that’s certainly encouraging.

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The fallout from last week's GDC 2010 is still being felt as some embargos are being lifted on some hands-on previews that were handled during the show. The big one is the first real hands-on previews for Star Wars: The Old Republic and naturally our sister site Massively got a chance to get BioWare's upcoming debut MMO out.

The preview, conducted at LucasArts' San Fransisco compound, let the press control a member of the game's Trooper class in some PV3 missions. Massively liked what they played, saying, "This is a BioWare game on a LucasArts property, so you just know it's going to be done right, and from what I've seen so far, it is done right." With the title still at least a year away from coming out, that's certainly encouraging.

Star Wars: The Old Republic hands-on previews pop up originally appeared on Big Download Blog on Mon, 15 Mar 2010 12:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Trooping Through The Oblivious Enemies of The Old Republic [Hands-On]

Monday, March 15th, 2010

Much has been made about Star Wars: The Old Republic and its “next generation storytelling” driven by volumes of spoken dialog. But what’s it like to play the game? More »

Much has been made about Star Wars: The Old Republic and its "next generation storytelling" driven by volumes of spoken dialog. But what's it like to play the game? More »

The Nintendo Download: Do You Like Games About Gladiators? [Downloadables]

Monday, March 15th, 2010

Airplane star Peter Graves may be dead, but our fascination with movies and games about gladiators lives on in this week’s edition of The Nintendo Download. More »

Airplane star Peter Graves may be dead, but our fascination with movies and games about gladiators lives on in this week's edition of The Nintendo Download. More »

Super Mario Bros. In 64 Pixels [Clips]

Monday, March 15th, 2010

Here’s what happens when you take a relatively primitive game and downgrade it to an extremely primitive game, courtesy of Carnegie Mellon student Chloe Fan. More »

Here's what happens when you take a relatively primitive game and downgrade it to an extremely primitive game, courtesy of Carnegie Mellon student Chloe Fan. More »

Hunted: The Demon’s Forge announced

Monday, March 15th, 2010

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As previously rumored, Bethesda Softworks is indeed publishing a new RPG from developer inXile Entertainment, the development studio founded by former Interplay head man Brian Fargo. The game is a fantasy-themed title called Hunted: The Demon’s Forge and it will be a third person game with a co-op bent.

Using Unreal Engine 3 as its graphical basis, the game’s storyline has its fantasy world invaded by creatures who are taking villiages away. It’s up to the two player characters, the mercenaries E’lara, (who liked ranged weapons) and Caddoc, (a master with the sword) to take on the horde of monsters. There are also magic spells in the game that will boost player skills. So far there is no release date announced for the game.

Hunted: The Demon’s Forge announced originally appeared on Big Download Blog on Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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As previously rumored, Bethesda Softworks is indeed publishing a new RPG from developer inXile Entertainment, the development studio founded by former Interplay head man Brian Fargo. The game is a fantasy-themed title called Hunted: The Demon's Forge and it will be a third person game with a co-op bent.

Using Unreal Engine 3 as its graphical basis, the game's storyline has its fantasy world invaded by creatures who are taking villiages away. It's up to the two player characters, the mercenaries E'lara, (who liked ranged weapons) and Caddoc, (a master with the sword) to take on the horde of monsters. There are also magic spells in the game that will boost player skills. So far there is no release date announced for the game.

Hunted: The Demon's Forge announced originally appeared on Big Download Blog on Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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The Men, And Old Men, Of Red Dead Redemption [Rockstar]

Monday, March 15th, 2010

Forgoing the usual subject matter of horses and landscapes, the latest set of screenshots for Rockstar’s Red Dead Redemption instead focuses on the game’s cast of supporting characters. More »

Forgoing the usual subject matter of horses and landscapes, the latest set of screenshots for Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption instead focuses on the game's cast of supporting characters. More »

Crackdown 2 Busting Heads In July [Release Date]

Monday, March 15th, 2010

Ruffian Games and Microsoft do what they can to take care of the traditional summer gaming drought with Crackdown 2, heading to the Xbox 360 the first week of July. More »

Ruffian Games and Microsoft do what they can to take care of the traditional summer gaming drought with Crackdown 2, heading to the Xbox 360 the first week of July. More »

Dinosaur Coloring Page – 3 Reasons Dinosaur Train Coloring Pages Are A Favorite

Monday, March 15th, 2010

In this article we will talk about a dinosaur coloring page that kids will go nuts over. The 3 reasons below will tell you why kids will love adding color to Dinosaur Train coloring pages.

1. Creative Fun: Can you remember how much you used to love to color? Many of us haven’t touched a crayon in years, but the love of coloring is still there in the next generation. Kids love picking the colors they’ll use to decorate activity pages.

Different age groups have different skill levels and even though some may just be scribbling on a page, the fun is there no matter what. Kids love to create and make things their own, a dinosaur coloring page will give them the canvas to create upon.

2. Imaginations Run Wild: When kids are decorating coloring pages, they will often experiment with different colors. You’ve probably seen many princesses colored in smurf colors. Imaginations run wild and dinosaur pages will be no different. Pretty soon dinosaurs will be all your kid can talk about.

Using an imagination at a young age is very important; well rounded individuals that you see later as adults were probably pretty creative as children.

3. Interested in the Topic: Children can get bored easily, but with the many different coloring page choices, there is always something new for them to decorate.

With the new PBS Kids Dinosaur Train TV show catching the eye of so many kids, it is easy to find them some coloring pages with their new favorite characters Buddy, Tiny, Shiny and Don. Coloring in their favorite new friends from this show is far from boring.

Kids love dinosaurs and love to color, so a dinosaur coloring page is a perfect choice for entertainment. This article discussed 3 reasons kids love Dinosaur Train coloring pages; kids are interested in learning more about dinosaurs and with coloring pagees they get to be creative and use their imagination.

Want to learn more?

Lily Adams has created an awesome online dinosaur adventure for young dinosaur enthusiasts to come and play games and read fun dinosaur stories. Her website, ToyDinosaurToys.com, has more information about a t rex dinosaur coloring page as well as a cute dinosaur coloring page.

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