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The SideQuest Episode 124: GOTY!

Posted December 31, 2009 by Dalibor Dimovski

The end-of-the-year show!

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The New Gums Day Gaming FUNdraiser

Posted December 30, 2009 by Dalibor Dimovski

Help us raise the necessary funds to help Wesley with his medical bills! Have a chance at getting great games and swag!

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The Top Ten Stories on SideQuesting in 2009

Posted December 28, 2009 by Dalibor Dimovski

Our top stories from 2009!

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EA Working on NFL-Branded Personal Trainer?

Posted December 28, 2009 by Dalibor Dimovski

Electronic Arts is set to unveil their next EA Sports game in January, an NFL-branded trainer.

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The SideQuest Episode 123: The Legends of Zelda

Posted December 21, 2009 by Dalibor Dimovski

We talk one subject: The Legend of Zelda series.

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#FreeStuffFriday… on a Monday!

Posted December 21, 2009 by Dalibor Dimovski

The kind folks over at Cocky Culture have donated a few splendid BlackBerry themes for us to give out to our community this week.

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Review: Dead Space: Extraction (Wii)

Posted December 21, 2009 by Dalibor Dimovski

Dead Space Extraction’s focus on its great storyline and atmospheric visuals is almost enough to forgive the poor choice of game mechanic.

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Blip Festival 2009: Making Your Old-School GameBoy Relevant Again

Posted December 17, 2009 by wmeers

A few months ago, I decided I wanted to start making electronic music. On an impulse, I went online and ordered a Theremin, an electronic instrument that creates sounds based on the manipulation of radio waves. The instrument ran me about $500. Flash forward three months later, and I’ve barely touched the thing (hidden pun there… you get it?). For all that, I could have just ordered a much cheaper instrument, like a $4.95 used classic Nintendo GameBoy.

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