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Rant: Why I hate Facebook
Internet, Macintosh, Mobile, Windows PC
Sure, the internet age allows anyone and everyone to keep a blog, keep in touch, keep a network of social similitude close at hand, in pocket or otherwise on-demand, but does that mean anyone and everyone should? Can't we all just shut off if not shut up? Chad Sapieha rants.

Pirates of the Burning Sea
Windows PC
Just a handful of years ago, pirate-enthusiast gamers were really getting the short end of the plank; they had few choices, and half of those had either already been around a long time or were just weak. Today, thanks largely to the pirate-mania resurgence fueled by a certain movie franchise, wannabe Sparrows have options again -- and Pirates of the Burning Sea is one of the best.

Pirates of the Caribbean Online
Windows PC
With a release date ironically delayed to coincide with that of Sony Online Entertainment's far-less-casual Pirates of the Burning Sea, Disney Internet Group's Pirates of the Caribbean Online is a family-friendly outing. It's also a bit "friendlier" to less-hardy hardware setups -- but it's not without its own piratical charms.

Videogames not Cyberpunk, more like Cyberfolk
Internet, PlayStation 3, Wii, Windows PC
The Nintendo Wii, Second Life, and PlayStation Home have the capacity to make our virtual existences rival our real lives. Is the growing accessibility of interactive entertainment putting us in danger of becoming a society of digital recluses, or are we as a society simply starting to warm to the idea of playing part-time in a William Gibson world? Chad Sapieha reports on the growing ubiquity of videogames in our daily routines.

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.

Kane & Lynch: Dead Men
PlayStation 3, Windows PC, Xbox 360
First off, no one got fired in the writing of this review. Secondly, Kane & Lynch: Dead Men pretty much sucks. It's not hopeless in the cinematic sense, just unlikeable in the likability sense.

Shaun Conlin's Game Gear Gift Guide '07
Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Windows PC, Xbox 360
This holiday shopping season, there's certainly a great deal to choose from when it comes to videogame systems (not to mention videogame software for each). All of them are selling well right now, but that doesn't mean you can just buy anything and be done with it. Gamers are a particular lot, after all. So if you want true bang for your gift giving buck, here's our guide to what's what, by whom, who for, and wherefore.

iWear VR920
Windows PC
I am geek, hear me Borg. Or, what the hell are those goggles on your face and why is your head wobbling around like your trying to crash a plane? Oh, because you are.

2K releases downloadable BioShock content and enhancements
Windows PC, Xbox 360
BioShock players can puff up their game with new Plasmids and widescreen support for free. And for you Lebowski's Achievers, new Keener Points can be awarded for your Brass Balls.

Game Gear Gift Guide '07: Part 4 - PC Powerhouses
Windows PC
And finally, in Part 4 of a 4-part gift guide, we take a look at the personal computer as gamer-gift. PCs come in various shapes and sizes, obviously -- various flavors, as it were -- but to be a serious game system playing the modern, serious games, the required components need to be well above average. These systems are all over it.


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