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MLB Superstars on deck for Wii

Minigame compilation takes big-league sluggers out of the park for baseball-themed takes on golf and pachinko, among others.

Daily TIPs: Volt on Deck, McCain on Piracy, Google on My Mind, & More

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Neverland Card Battles Stacks the Deck on PSP This Fall

YUKE'S Company of America, the U.S. publishing arm of Japanese game developer YUKE'S Company Limited, announced today that it will be publishing Neverland Card Battles for the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system in North America. The new title makes its debut on the PSP system, riding on the success of the original PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system hit for the Japanese market. Boasting an original Japanese art style and a cast of super-powered heroes and monsters, Neverland Card Battles will hit retail shelves across North America in October of this year, courtesy of an exclusive distribution agreement with

Video-game giants on earnings deck

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Earnings reports from the major video game publishers this week will show widely different results for the companies that are trying to capitalize on the growth of next-generation gaming devices.

Microsoft, Sony and Ford CEOs to Keynote the 2009 International CES

Upper Deck and LeBron James to Co-Host Basketball Clinic for 10 Lucky Youngsters at Company's Carlsbad Offices

Pietersen is the right man for the job

The king is dead, long live the king. Kevin Pietersen's deck-clearing appointment as England's new captain, across all forms of the game, is a bold and welcome statement of intent from an England selection panel that, only two matches ago, stood accused of gross prevarication. Doubts are sure to remain about the wisdom of appointing a man whose first and only experience of leadership came in the final ODI against New Zealand in June, and who - when it suits the public imagination - is all too easily cast as an interloper. But make no mistake, Pietersen the best candidate for the job, and in fact the only one.

Greg London, Master Musical Impressionist, is Going to Have Himself a Merry Little Christmas Now That His Show

LOS ANGELES (Business Wire) -- Greg London's (www.gregorylondon.com) about to deck the halls in Reno! If anyone's going to be having himself a merry little Christmas this year, it's the master musical impressionist, who is now one of the city's longest running solo entertainers ever.

Next Mars Soil Scoop Slated for Last of Lander's Wet Lab Cells

The next soil sample that NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander will deliver to its deck instruments will go to the fourth of the four cells of Phoenix's wet chemistry laboratory, according to the Phoenix team's current plans.

The Digital Car Is the Next Big Applications Market

"Over the last five years, consumers around the world have started bringing their own "off-deck" communications and infotainment solutions into their cars, including mobile phones, personal navigation devices, iPods, satellite radios, DVD players and more. The market for in-car electronics and services has surged to $27 billion over an installed base of 210 million cars, according to the Consumer Electronics Association."

Mercenaries 2: World in Flames (X360) Review

Mercenaries 2: World in Flames is about blowing s*** up. If you don’t like blowing s*** up, here’s a deck of Uno cards. Now, if you’re like me and you get a kick out of wrecking tanks, demolishing buildings, and setting the jungle ablaze, then Mercs 2 may be worthy of your attention. But be warned: there’s a price to pay for the gift of tactical nukes and cruise missile strikes. For all the unadulterated joy of blowing s*** up, there’s a mess of bugs and AI issues that may just turn you even more violent than usual.

GamePro's Best of the Blogs!

This week, GamePro's BlogFaction recuperates from Comic-Con while getting their hands into some delicious gaming goodies. Everyone's one deck this week: GameGirl, SlobsofGaming, and OMG Horror -- with even more BlogFaction coverage on games like Halo 3, Metal Gear Solid, and Starcraft II! (Remember, you can also wrangle up GamePro's latest news anytime on BlogFaction.) Let's dig into this week's long list of blogs!

Panasonic DMP-BD35

It doesn't seem like two minutes since we were slapping a ‘five star hot buy’ sticker on Panasonic’s DMP-BD30 Blu-ray deck. That was back in May, but now there's a new kid on the block. Say goodbye to the BD30 and hello to the new and improved DMP-BD35, which goes on sale in the UK from October 2008.

Mobile Content Bits: Cellufun On MetroPCS; Shazam's 1.5 Million; ShoZu-Adobe Photoshop.com

Cellufun in MetroPCS’s tie-up: Mobile gaming portal Cellufun has struck a distribution deal with MetroPCS to provide the wireless carrier’s 4.6 million customers with its mobile games and social community features. Cellufun will receive prominent placement on MetroPCS’s deck, which the games portal says will make the discovering it “substantially easier.” Cellufun, which includes games such as Star Wars and Call of the Pharoah, claims that it attracts 5 million unique users a month to its portal (release).

Merconnet MP3 Player FM Modulator Review Review

"Realistically, for US$30, could you really expect more from one single product. For a small tidy sum of money, you finally will be able to play your favorite tracks in your car instead of having to spend hundreds installing a new MP3 capable deck."

Phoenix Lander Working Hard Before Summer's End on Mars

The Phoenix Mars Lander is working as fast as it can to dig and deliver as many samples as possible before the power produced by Phoenix's solar panels declines due to the end of the Martian summer. This image, from Sol 107 (Sept. 12 here on Earth), shows the lander has delivered a sample of soil from the "Snow White" trench to the Wet Chemistry Laboratory. A small pile of soil is visible on the lower edge of the second cell from the top. This deck-mounted lab is part of Phoenix's Microscopy, Electrochemistry and Conductivity Analyzer (MECA).

Spanish Broadcasting System Goes on Air in HD With Sony's XDCAM System

PARK RIDGE, N.J., Aug. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- When Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS) went on the air recently from its new studio, the Miami-based radio, TV and internet network did more than unveil a new look. It became one of the first Hispanic networks to implement full HD production, the network said. SBS' Mega TV network is broadcasting out of a newly redesigned, integrated studio. The heart of SBS' new HD production capabilities is the Sony XDCAM(R) HD system. The network has standardized its production and program delivery on the newest version of the Sony optical technology: the 2/3 inch PDW-700 camcorder and the PDW-HD1500 deck, as well as several PDW-U1 drives which will be used at editing stations throughout the facility. The new studio also features eight Sony HDC-1400 studio cameras and two MVS-8000G switchers, with Sony's BRC-H70

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