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7th annual NAViGaTR awards announced, Bioshock rules
Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Windows PC, Xbox 360
The National Academy of Video Game Testers and Reviewers Corp. (NAViGaTR) just announced the winners for 7th annual NAViGaTR awards. Bioshock won the most awards in the academy's history while Shigeru Miyamoto usurped Dan Houser for most awards to date.

Guitar Hero on DS? Sure, why not?
Nintendo DS
At last, you can stand up on the bus prove once and for all that you are a true hero of guitarist proportions. Of course, lots of passengers will think you're nuts, but what do they know? Aside from the three digit number to the police station...

Capcom unveils forthcoming games at 'Digital Day 2008'
Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Windows PC, Xbox 360
Last week, both the press and select members of the gaming community were invited to Capcom's US headquarters in San Mateo, California for a hands-on sneak peak at a fistful of forthcoming games. Chris Hudak was there and managed to stay both alert and sober (the latter only because the event was uncharacteristically dry).

Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer
Nintendo DS
Don't let Mystery Dungeon's brightly-colored, superdeformed, non-threatening, Zelda-esque, top-down presentation (on your still-shiny DS) lull you into a false sense of security: This game is an old-school wolf in new-school sheep's clothing, and it is out to kick your ass. The only question is, do you deserve it?

Geometry Wars: Galaxies
Nintendo DS
The success of Geometry Wars, that old school, 2D space shooter first making it's mark as an afterthought Xbox Live game, may have taken the world by storm, but it certainly didn't take long to the powers that be to bottle that tempest and then milk it for all it's worth. Not a bad idea, in this case.

Academy Awards of the interactive kind
Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Windows PC, Xbox 360
Hollywood might be basking in Oscar-afterglow, but the game industry's 11th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards offered sexier trophies.

GDC 08: Rise of the dead horse (N-Gage), Sid's Civilization
Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, Windows PC, Xbox 360
Long hauls through the Game Developer Conference (GDC) might be draining, but compared to the over-flogged dead horse known as N-Gage, rising again like bird on fire, it's nothing. Plus, Sid Meier was on hand to chat Civilization and the state of the art. Chris Hudak woke up and smelled the Revolution.

EA to offer casual gunfights and pet shops
Mobile, Nintendo DS, Wii
Here's a thought: get outside, get some exercise, play with your Nerf or something. Then, get inside, get your Wii on, play with your Nerf or something. Cool, huh?

Professor Layton and the Curious Village
Nintendo DS
You've played "brain games." You've lost yourself in the old-school, point & click adventures. Now you can do both in Professor Layton and the Curious Village for DS, a brain & click, er, click & brain puzzle adventure game from righteously respected developer, Level 5.

2007: The Year of the 'Casual'
Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Windows PC, Xbox 360
If you look back on the year 2007, the thing that seemed to catch most people by surprise was the growth of what is often referred to as "casual games" or the "casual gamer." DFC Intelligence investigates.


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