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Broken Sword: creator interview
Broken Sword blends traditional gameplay with a modern twist. We talk to its creators Charles Cecil and Dave Gibbons.
Silent Hill: Homecoming review
The fifth visit to Silent Hill, the most frightening town in video game history, yields mixed results.
Exclusive review: Nintendo DSi
Why Nintendo’s latest DS console is destined to be a must-have gadget.
Grand Theft Auto 4: The Lost And Damned review
With The Lost And Damned, Rockstar Games has delivered a fantastic experience for Xbox 360 owners and set the bar unbelievably high for all future expansion downloads.
HDTV: Is it worth it?
In association with impartial price comparison site Simplifydigital.com, we present a guide to upgrading your TV service.
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Deal between Microsoft and Yahoo! could be back on
The takeover deal between Microsoft and Yahoo! could be back on, after Yahoo!’s chief financial officer said he was “not opposed” to selling off his company’s search business.
BBC, ITV and BT plan iPlayer-style services for TVs
Television viewers could soon be watching catch-up TV services such as BBC iPlayer through their televisions, following new proposals from key broadcasters and internet service providers.
Microsoft signs deal with NBC Universal to offer movies through Xbox Live
Xbox 360 owners will be able to rent films such as Scarface and The Bourne Supremacy from the Xbox Live marketplace, and choose from standard or high-definition movies.
Sat-nav lorry stuck for five days
A lorry driver who followed his sat-nav down a narrow country lane got stuck - for five days.
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Noby Noby Boy: the art of play
PSN title Noby Noby Boy is reinventing sandbox and co-operative gaming
'Drunk' minister mocked in game
The disgraced former Japanese finance minister who appeared to doze off and slur his words during a G7 press briefing earlier this month is the subject of a new mobile phone game, in which players must try to keep the politician awake.
Deal between Microsoft and Yahoo! could be back on
The takeover deal between Microsoft and Yahoo! could be back on, after Yahoo!’s chief financial officer said he was “not opposed” to selling off his company’s search business.
Wikipedia edited to save Tory blushes
Party worker edited Titian's birth and death dates minutes after David Cameron sought to embarrass Gordon Brown over the artist's age.
Pocket computers to compete with iPhone
Mobile phone manufacturers are preparing to launch a wave of increasingly adaptable 'pocket computers' in an effort to see off the challenge posed by the Apple iPhone.
Steve Jobs to miss Apple annual meeting
Apple has confirmed that Steve Jobs will miss the company’s annual meeting on Wednesday.
MPs call for tighter controls on Google
Politicians have urged the Government to put an end to Google’s dominance of the online search advertising market, calling for the matter to be referred to the Competition Commission.
Voting rights for Facebook users
Facebook has responded to a storm over changes to its terms and conditions by giving users more say over how the service is run.
Excessive PlayStation gaming causes new skin condition
Playstation gamers who use their consoles excessively risk painful lesions from a new skin disorder, doctors are warning.
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Top five recycling websites
There are amazing bargains if you buy nearly new - and save the planet, too.
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