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MOVIE REVIEW: 'Meet Dave' and 'Journey to the Center of the Earth': Playing for laughs or thrills, but mostly, playing it safe

'Meet Dave' and 'Journey to the Center of the Earth': Playing for laughs or thrills, but mostly, playing it safe

I love playing computer games but that doesnt make me a nerd

I love playing computer games - a lot. But, despite what you may think, I am not a nerd. And now there’s a university study to prove it.

Sudoku-playing jurors prompt Australian judge to halt trial

SYDNEY (AP) — A judge halted a drug conspiracy trial Tuesday after some jurors were found to have been playing the puzzle game Sudoku while evidence was being given.

Mobster caught playing mobster in film

A real-life mobster in Italy has been arrested after he was spotted playing a Godfather-style killer in a Mafia movie.

Trial Playing Condition - Review of Umpiring Decisions

All references to Clauses throughout this document relate to the Standard Test Match Playing Conditions.

'We enjoy playing against India'

Colombo: Predicting some really high quality action during the upcoming home series against India, Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene said playing the 'Men in Blue' has always been an enjoyable experience.

Google finds itself playing catch-up

Indeed, it's so difficult that the fleet-footed champion of search advertising finds itself in the unaccustomed position of playing catch-up to normally slow-moving industry behemoths.

Song Summoner role playing game released for iPod

We’re right on the cusp of a torrent of games to be released for the iPod touch and iPhone, but the regular iPod still has some life left in it as a game console. Square Enix on Tuesday announced the release of Song Summoner: The Unsung Heroes, a role playing game (RPG) for the iPod. It costs $4.99.

Video-game news: Xbox aims for role-playing fans

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'Song Summoner' Role-playing Game Released for IPod

We're right on the cusp of a torrent of games to be released for the iPod touch and iPhone, but the regular iPod still has some life left in it as a game console. Square Enix on Tuesday announced the release of Song Summoner: The Unsung Heroes, a role playing game (RPG) for the iPod. It costs US$4.99.

Staying Socially Connected While Playing Free Online Games on Slingo

NORMAN, Okla., May 27, 2008 -- Slingo is not just another place to play free games online. It's a website where people connect and build meaningful relationships around casual games. Slingo players form such authentic connections with each other that a passionate group of Slingo 5 Card players has single-handedly organized a Slingo event in Oklahoma. A group of about 50 people have met to celebrate Slingo in person for the first time, after playing together and connecting online.

UK police nicked by copyright cop for playing radio too loud

The Performing Rights Society (PRS), which collects royalties for musicians in the UK, has accused Lancashire police of committing copyright infringement by playing music in police stations and to callers on hold without an appropriate license. In a writ submitted to the High Court, the PRS has called for an injunction and payment of damages.

Australian judge halts drug trial because jurors were playing Sudoku

SYDNEY, Australia - A judge in Australia has halted a drug conspiracy trial after some of the jurors were found playing the puzzle game Sudoku.

NEWS: Aigo launches digi-cam MP3 playing sunglasses

NEWS Metal Gear Solid 4 gets early release NEWS LIKEaBIKE launches Denim Special Edition NEWS Maker of $10 mobile launches $125 smartphone NEWS Motorola to offer Paramount movies NEWS Last minute Apple iPhone 3G spy shot! NEWS Google explains logo change NEWS Medion launches "Akoya" Eee rival NEWS Shuttle shows handbag-shaped concept PC NEWS Aigo launches digi-cam MP3 playing sunglasses NEWS VIDEO: Megawhat pits Creative Vado against the Flip

Konami Looking For Ambassadors For Role Playing Game

Konami is calling all Comic-Con attendees to stop by the Konami booth and learn how to play the company's first-ever and never-before-seen role playing card game, BLUE DRAGON. On Wednesday and Thursday, Konami staff will be scouting for talented trading card game enthusiasts to become BLUE DRAGON Level One volunteers.

SQUARE ENIX ANNOUNCES SONG SUMMONER: The Unsung Heroes, a Full-Scale Role-Playing Game for iPod, Now Available on iTunes

SQUARE ENIX ANNOUNCES SONG SUMMONER: The Unsung Heroes, a Full-Scale Role-Playing Game for iPod, Now Available on iTunes

SQUARE ENIX ANNOUNCES SONG SUMMONER: The Unsung Heroes, a Full-Scale Role-Playing Game for iPod, Now Available on iTunes

SQUARE ENIX ANNOUNCES SONG SUMMONER: The Unsung Heroes, a Full-Scale Role-Playing Game for iPod, Now Available on iTunes

StarPex Full-Size Wooden Guitar For the PS2 and PS3

Playing Guitar Hero or Rock Band might make the average Joe feel more like a rock star—but the fact that you are playing on a tiny plastic guitar kind of ruins the fantasy. That's where the StarPex comes in. It is the first full-sized wooden guitar for the PS2/PS3 and it features a 10-button design with solo-buttons and an Overdrive/Star Power button, chrome plated tuning pegs, a wired/wireless connectivity option and a modular design that will allow users to trick out their guitar. The StarPex will be available in late August for $179.95.

B.C. remains unbeaten at national cricket tourney

Geoff Barnett, here playing for Canada in last year's world cup, and his teammates from British Columbia won their third straight match at the national cricket championships on Saturday. Geoff Barnett, here playing for Canada in last year's world cup, and his teammates from British Columbia won their third straight match at the national cricket championships on Saturday.

Fast start for B.C. as national cricket tourney begins

Geoff Barnett, here playing for Canada in last year's world cup, and his teammates from British Columbia won their third straight match at the national cricket championships on Saturday. Geoff Barnett, here playing for Canada in last year's world cup, and his teammates from British Columbia won their third straight match at the national cricket championships on Saturday.

Contestant, blog kar diya jaye?

Amitabh Bachchan has found his voice again — and how! After playing the Grand Old Gent of Bollywood for more than a few years, the B Chord seems to be relishing in airing his views, so what if everyone’s wondering why he has to be trashing it out with Shah Rukh Khan on a blog or playing Uncle-ji with Rahul Gandhi while radiating a smile towards his bestest of friends, Amar Singh. An eventful week found Bachchan talking away like a Kader Khan dialogue going off the rails. We look at his diary entries (which will probably be posted on bigb.bigadda.com even before this has gone to print):

Microsoft Parrots Google In Suggesting Tie-Up With Yahoo Violates Antitrust Laws

Back in February, we pointed out that Google was playing with fire in suggesting that a Microsoft-Yahoo merger would violate antitrust laws. It seemed fairly obvious that those statements would come back to haunt Google -- a company many others have been accusing of antitrust violations. And, indeed, even with Microsoft still trying to buy Yahoo, Microsoft is now making nearly identical antitrust claims against Google concerning its ad deal with Yahoo. It's all legal posturing, of course, in an attempt to get the government to annoy a competitor. As Declan McCullagh points out at the link above, if either company really believes that the other was violating antitrust laws, it's perfectly free to file a private antitrust lawsuit. But, instead, both companies are playing a game in trying to get the government to be a pest for the other -- a

Nintendo's Wii "aids bonding" and will bring about an end to all crime and dysfunction

It's Happy News Friday! When you spend all of Saturday night playing Wii Sports or Smash Bros. or whatever it is people do with their Wiis other than put them away in cupboards until next Christmas, you're not just playing a game - you're making a difference.

Robocup 2008 Droids Cooperate Like Real Soccer Team, With Fewer Hissy Fits

Miniature humanoid robots are getting more impressive by the day: this video shows the Darmstadt Dribblers team in action in the recent 2008 Robocup. And if you notice, they're really playing like proper autonomous soccer teams. It's the first year that three-on-three playing action has happened, and thus required some nifty role negotiation and info exchange over Wi-Fi. That's in addition to avoiding obstacles, finding the ball visually and trying to score goals. Okay, so that opposing team needs a better goalie, but at least watching this robotic version of the beautiful game means you get to see less diving and hissy fits at the referee. Impressive stuff, no? [YouTube.—Thanks Stefan]

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