Archive for June, 2011
Episode 151: One Bitch Down, Three To Go
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
27 Jun 2011Hey all. You know us. We love writing show notes. However, this morning, our esteemed podcast producer had her purse stolen and is now spending all her spare moments calling credit card companies to cancel accounts. So, yeah. Time isn’t something we have to post notes. However, we do have the podcast. In this final [...]
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Amazon Lists PS Vita Release Date?
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
21 Jun 2011It’s hard to know if this is just a wild guess on the part of online retailer Amazon, or if it’s something official. But either way, when we see something in print, it merits a mention. Amazon is currently listing the PS Vita as having a release date of December 31, 2011. What makes us [...]
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- Tags: amazon, release date, Sony, vita
Episode 150: We Are Huge In Norway
In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers
20 Jun 2011It’s Monday, Monday. It’s better than Friday, Friday… Okay, enough of that. Here’s this week’s episode of GameHounds Podcast, unfortuntately without Holy Goalie. Fear not, GameHoundians: Edie Sellers, Leah Haydu, and Nick Dinicola muscle through a Goalie-free week of news and information. This week’s topics include: Double Fine Studios will get publishing rights for Psychonauts [...]
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Sony Reveals New PS3, Still No PS2 Backwards Compatibility
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
20 Jun 2011Look, I won’t lie. There’s been a lot of confusion about this since the news first hit. So let us spell it out for you. It started with a employee blog for a Japanese game retailer noting that a new Playstation 3 is set for release. The new model — CECH-3000B — reportedly will start [...]
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- Tags: backwards compatible, playstation, ps2, PS3, Sony
Did LulzSec Publish Your XBL, PayPal, Facebook Passwords?
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
19 Jun 2011The whole security thing just got very, very nasty. On Thursday, hacker group LulzSecurity, AKA LulzSec, published a file containing passwords and email of 62,000 users of Xbox Live, PayPal, and Facebook. The group uploaded the file to file sharing sites twice: Once in its initial posting and a second time after the site removed [...]
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- Tags: facebook, hacking, identity theft, lulzsec, paypal, xbox live
Sega Confirms 1.3 Million Sega Pass Users’ Data Hacked
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
19 Jun 2011You know, as a writer, I’m just thinking: Instead of writing a new article each time it happens, I should just have a template and plug in the company names. Kinda like a Mad Libs game. Maybe not. Even I have some journalistic standards, however dubious. Back to the point: Sega announced on Sunday that, [...]
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- Tags: hacking, idenity theft, sega, sega pass, Website
GameHounds Replay: Final Fantasy II
In: GameHounds Replay by Leah "WhiteGodiva" Haydu
19 Jun 2011Some things, sad to say, are better left unlocalized. For me, Final Fantasy II would have been one of those things. This is another one of those games that is now available on pretty much any device you happen to own. My personal replay took place on the PSP, like FFI before it. Unlike its [...]
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- Tags: ffii, final fantasy, replay, review, square
Valve Video Contest To Help Valve Clean Out the Closets
In: Articles by Edie Sellers
19 Jun 2011Where does all that leftover swag for games go? Well, if you’re at Valve, and that swag is for Portal 2, you hold a video-making contest, throw in a signed guitar from The National, and give it all away. The competition, which runs from now until July 15, calls for aspiring directors to put together [...]
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