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Aleks Krotoski September 30, 2005

Round-up for the week

Rounding up this week's entries on the gamesblog
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Monday

Love is in the air Hyped up Weirdness still okay in mobile games industry

Tuesday

The next generation i-mode arriving next month: Will the revolution be wireless? They were asking for it: videogames and politics in the USA Gaming and mens mags

Wednesday

Music for the masses Halo slips to mobile I (heart) Katamari but creator's not so keen Xbox loses $4 billion for MSoft in 4 years Tiger, Tiger, earnings blight

Thursday

10 years of PlayStation ads Technology Fair trade at last for indie developers?

Friday

"Spielbergs" of the games industry Nintendo top charts The most pretentious games of all time

 

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