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Aleks Krotoski April 25, 2008

Weekly Roundup

This week's posts from the gamesblog.
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Monday

Euro 2008: officially good Interview: Cactus Games Engine development is an artform says Mike Acton of Insomniac

Tuesday

Industry struggling with Wii owners? Rise and fall of Milliways

Wednesday

GTA IV shipping early. Will retail behave? PEFI needs update says EU GTA IV - Okay here we go

Thursday

What would you ask Nolan Bushnell?</> Nintendo's great year Do games still have a stigma? Times Square gets videogame show

Friday
Game Pitch: Clouds Beyond Clouds Wii Fit out today

 

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