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Aleks Krotoski April 14, 2006

Weekly Roundup

This week's posts from the gamesblog.
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Monday

Selling 18+ games to minors declining There is relevance of game studies to game design Garded answers

Tuesday

PS3 at E3? Scarcely Take my (interactive) wife, please Capcom UK gets mobile message Lara defeats godfather

Wednesday

Sony is "most trusted" out of Big Three To boredly go: why aren't game worlds as interesting as Venus? Sensi and playability Revolution twosome

Thursday

DfES and ELSPA are searching for game-literate teachers PS3 currently too big and too clever? Paint-by-numbers in interactive-land Long weekend - game on Online "encounter" study

Friday

Storyville meets the game

 

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