Blur Review
The new racing game on the block ventures into uncharted kart-meets-serious territory, but it does so with mixed results.
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Super Mario Galaxy 2 Review
Just when you think the Wii’s getting tired, along comes a game that makes other recent releases pale by comparison.
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Iron Man 2 Review
Occasionally we see a movie-based game that knocks our socks off. This is definitely not such an occasion.
3D Dot Game Heroes Review
This blast from the past stays relevant for today’s gamers too, but like most From Software titles, it’s not for everyone.
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Army of Two: The 40th Day Review
Even after taking a hiatus and coming back, the game still fails to impress or live up to expectations.
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God of War Collection Review
The first two games are just as good the second time around, making for a great refresher for PS3 owners.
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DailyGame Celebrates Christmas — And is Proud of It
America’s political correctness has spiraled 
out of control. During late November and early December it’s fair to say “happy holidays,” because people are preparing (and shopping) for a variety of cultural celebrations. But from December 20 through 24, why don’t people just say “Merry Christmas”? It’s totally acceptable to mention Chanukah or Kwanzaa, but if you so much as utter the word “Christmas,” people clam up like a teen’s….
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Epcot Center Re-Discovers its Roots — For a Day
I’ve been a Disney nut since my age could be counted on two hands, 
and I’ve had the good fortune of visiting Disneyland 13 times and Walt Disney World 11. During that time I’ve seen plenty of changes, particularly at Epcot Center, so Monday’s educational presentation by astronaut Barbara Morgan provided a refreshing trip down memory lane. EPCOT used to be an acronym for “Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow.” Now….
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Stress Institute Says Casual Games Reduce Stress
Whether you’re playing Bejeweled or Lottso! Deluxe, a few minutes a day could keep you from going postal.
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Rev. Al Sharpton (Hearts) Will Smith
Rev. Al Sharpton must have some serious man-love right now for Will Smith. 
Raise your hand if you remember the Fresh Prince. I’m not talking about the goofy guy from Bel Air, I’m talking about the kid who hung with DJ Jazzy Jeff and gave a generation of rap fans some of the most original and whimsical tracks ever recorded. The Fresh Prince didn’t need cussing, womanizing or gang-banging to sell his albums or image, and look what happened: he ended up being one of Hollywood’s hottest commodities…
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