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Deckart

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Super Mario Galaxy DS video a hoax

Dec 20th 2007 12:21AM (Joystiq)
Who the hell would have entertained, for one second, the notion that this was real at all?

The hundred gadget giveaway: round 5

Sep 5th 2007 1:31AM (Engadget)
Enter me!

Behold! Microsoft resurrects the SideWinder mouse

Aug 23rd 2007 1:19AM (Joystiq)
What kind of autograph other than a signed autograph is there, exactly?

Today's movie tie-in video: Balls of Fury

Aug 3rd 2007 2:00AM (Joystiq)
That looks horrible.

Bungie receives an unexpected guest: Adjutant Reflex

Jun 13th 2007 3:32AM (Joystiq)
Adjutant Reflex has the same naming convention as Guilty Spark and the other forerunner AIs from Halo. So I guess its ilovebees all over again.

PlayStation 3 $1000 in Australia ... in Australian dollars

Feb 23rd 2007 5:23AM (Joystiq)
Try $1,200 here in New Zealand. Ouch.

Today in Joystiq: February 16, 2007

Feb 17th 2007 12:46AM (Joystiq)
Well, I just picked up a 'Classics' version of Grim Fandango down here in New Zealand. Runs on XP and everything. Don't know why it seems to be here and nowhere else.

http://www.gpstore.co.nz/Games/1454022.html

Games tackle psychology. How does that make you feel?

Feb 9th 2007 7:53PM (Joystiq)
It is most certainly not psychiatry, moosey, and I wouldn't even consider it very good psychology.

I'm not a psychology professor, but I am a psychologist, and cash-ins like this are at best useless, and at worst could be quite dangerous. In most cases, they treat the symptoms and not the cause, leaving the subject no better off in the end. Useful if you are having a bad day, perhaps, but for someone suffering from depression looking for a quick solution (and they do), quite useless.

Video games can be very therapeutic and very beneficial, absolutely, but only when used in conjunction with professional help, not instead of.

SplitFish details PS3 force feedback tech

Feb 2nd 2007 10:49PM (Joystiq)
How can force feedback be implemented without moving parts? Isn't movement, you know, kind of the idea?

S.T.A.L.K.E.R finally gets a date. Of sorts.

Jan 16th 2007 12:22AM (Joystiq)
Weird, my old comments disappeared? Anyhoo, the latest trailer at Gamespot ends with "March 2007". So there you go.

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