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What's your gamer snack?

Tips:
♦Size- If a snack requires two hands to eat, you may as well be at the dinner table. If can’t keep at least one hand on the joystick you are stuffed.
♦Messiness- If a snack oozes some form of hot sticky liquid, it’s a definite no-go. Having once spilled honey on a controller, I can tell you it takes weeks to get it off.
♦Filling- Your snack needs to be something that fills you up, otherwise it’s not doing the job. If you eat 10 tons of snacks but are still hungry, again, you may as well sit down for a proper meal.
Gamer Grub
Grub is a new packaged brand that promises, “Great tasting flavours, no keyboard crumbs, no greasy fingers”. Sounds great doesn&r
Miss America slams video games

The new Miss America was crowned. Miss Virginia Caressa Cameron was awarded the crown at Planet Hollywood, and she promptly used her new fame to decry video games.
Cameron, a 22 year-old native of Virginia, felt that video games, among other entertainment outlets, were contributing to the laziness of young children. "Take away the TV, take away the video games, set some standards for our children!" she stated during her interview. She also added that she believed parents should encourage their kids to play outdoors
Gamers get less sleep

We’ve all been there. You sit down to play a few levels of whatever you’re plowing through at the moment and the next thing you know it feels like someone’s glued sandpaper to the insid
Pokemon in Traditional Japanese style artwork

Ever wanted to see Pokemons redesigned with a more fearsome look ? A Japanese Pokemon enthusiast did just that; 150 Pokemons illustrated in a traditional Japanese art style that can certainly beat out the anime version anytime. Just take a look at Jigglypuff and you’ll think twice before chucking your pokeball at it.




Video game addiction

While playing your favorite games can seem like a harmless way to spend your free time, this behavior can sometimes spiral into a serious video game addiction. With the recent popularity of online games such as World Of Warcraft and Diablo II, an increasing number of people are spending hours in front of their televisions and computer screens. Many experts believe online games are more addictive than traditional video games. Since online games come with chat rooms and other interactive features, players become involved in a virtual community. While traditional video games have an inherently self-limiting design, online video games can be played endlessly since the story
Casual gaming to fight obesity?

While many in the UK are pointing fingers at the gaming industry for rising obesity rates, researchers are exploring the potential of games to narrow waistlines. Casual gaming site Popcap Games launched a pilot study which tested the potential for casual games to be
Dissidia: Final Fantasy Review

Final Fantasy is arguably one of the longest and largest gaming franchises in existence, it’s been across four generations of consoles and is about to emerge into a third. It’s been ported across consoles over time and been shrunk down into handheld chunks of fun on the DS and PSP, it’s spawned new series of games that range from pseudo hack ‘n’ slash to Real Time Strategies (FF Tactics) and even been through 2 incarnations on film. It even survived the merger of the two Japanese RPG giants Squaresoft and Einx in 2003.
Dissidia: Final Fantasy is the latest in Square-Einxs epic and takes a different approach into the series as a swish and sleek fighting game. Spanning across all of the Final Fantasy universe, from I to X, and containing the lead protagonists and antagonists from each of these games who have joined together onto two opposing sides; the side of Cosmos made up of the protagonists and the side of Chaos which consist of the antagonists from the series. The story is the standard affair for a Final Fantasy series; without wanting to reveal all, the side of Chaos (the God of Discord) attacks and tries to kill Cosmos (the God of Hope), this means
...Hugo Chavez hates you because you love video games

In this weekly radio/TV show, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez basically lambasted the video game industry, calling games “poison” and accusing the business of “teaching to kill”.
“Those games they call 'PlayStation' are poison.” Games, said Chavez, "promote the need for cigarettes, drugs and alcohol," adding "That's capitalism, the road to hell." Ironically, Chavez’s attack was targeted primarily onto Sony and their Playstation. Some may look at this and ask, “Why not the 360?”. This guy has no idea what the Xbox 360 is and had heard the name “Playstation” more than once, so he just went with it.
Chavez didn’t bash all games though. He feels that video games are all right if they’re educational and pose no threat to socie
Can Avatar change gaming?

There's a little art-house movie out there that has a few fans. You may have heard of it. There was never any question that Avatar was going to be big, but I'll admit honest surprise by how big it actually is. Pretty much everyone out there seems to have seen it, even people who normally don't have much interest in genre movies. Even more shockingly, Avatar looks like it has a chance of dethroningTitanic as the number one movie of all time.
At this year's CES, 3D televisions made a big push for mainstream attention, and will start showing up in homes this year. If people enamored by Avatar's 3D theatrical experience bring home 3D television sets, that will lead to 3D video gam
