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  Sexism and Shovelware: Are games for girls the new licensed games?

  02.19.10 | Permalink | View Comments

  What Lor wanted most for Christmas last year was Style Savvy, which was surprising since it was, well, not a Pokemon title. It looked like a kindred spirit to Roiworld’s Fashion Fix on the iPhone/iPod Touch, which Lor adored despite being fairly terrible at it. I knew I was going to like it, but I [...]

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  Auf wiedersehen, Mario

  01.17.10 | Permalink | View Comments

  I have a love/hate relationship with Tim Gunn, but I can still appreciate this deadpan style analysis of the world’s most famous plumber. (Yes, yes, there’s also Joe the Plumber, but let’s not bring politics into this one.)

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Nick Rycar and Luana Rawlins created two player co-op to wax ecstatic about the things they love, which include gaming (both electronic and otherwise), the fine arts, the not-so-fine arts, and being incredibly lazy. Despite the fact that they have a super-cute logo, do not be fooled: this is not serious business.

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