Toys R Us holds 'B1G1 40% off' PS3, Wii, DS game sale - Punch Jump (blog)

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Toys R Us holds 'B1G1 40% off' PS3, Wii, DS game sale Punch Jump (blog) s Playstation 3, Nintendo Co.'s Wii, and the Nintendo DS in a new retail promotion. In the new offer, customers who purchase video games at $19.99 or less ... Gamers get neat with Level Up gaming towersUberGizmo (blog) PlayStation Move - a buyer's guideIndependent all 78 news articles »

Marcus don't play iOS games - Fortune

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Marcus don't play iOS games Fortune My 10 year old is a big Nintendo DS fan. Apparently Marcus "dont" spend much time doing homework either. I don't know where to start with this. ... Sony recruits smart-talking actor to reach teen gamers with multichannel ...RICG all 6 news articles »

Apple Eats Into Nintendo, Sony Sales as the IPhone Plays to Gamers - Bloomberg

Apple Eats Into Nintendo, Sony Sales as the IPhone Plays to Gamers Bloomberg s PSP and Nintendo Co.'s DS, joining a growing number of people who use their smartphones for online and other games, eroding sales of the dedicated ... and more »

Rockstar Games Announces Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars HD on the App Store - MarketWatch (press release)

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Rockstar Games Announces Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars HD on the App Store MarketWatch (press release) According to Metacritic.com and GameRankings.com average combined scores on the Nintendo DS(TM) and PSP(R) (PlayStation(R)Portable) system as of 9/8/10. ... Rockstar Games Announces Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars HD on the App StoreBradenton Herald Highest-rated handheld game* available now for the iPadMCV all 26 news articles »

Gamestop Snubs Intellivision Lives! - PC World

Gamestop Snubs Intellivision Lives! PC World In a news posting on Facebook, the makers of Intellivision Lives! for Nintendo DS said Gamestop declined to sell the game. “They say that the 30-somethings ... and more »

Video game piracy: Is it good for business? - CNN

Video game piracy: Is it good for business? CNN Nintendo's even gone so far as to blame devices like the R4, a flash cartridge capable of holding multiple pirated Nintendo DS games, for a whopping ...