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The Ultimate Device - 360 And Zune Combined

June 26th 2008 04:19

There is a world that the people of T3 magazine live in. It's a world with a pimped out computer, fully licensed version of Adobe Photoshop and, if you've seen any of their magazines, hundreds of scantily clad woman. Woman brandishing electronic devices in a way that makes me both frightened and excited... but mainly frightened.

It seems that we have all cottoned on now though. When new pictures of a fairlytale device surface, say a Zune with built in Xbox360, the headlines read "T3's latest fantasy device" rather than "Holy ass, we're getting a hand held Xbox!!"

Look at the device in wonder. Try to look at the device past the airbrushed nymphette. But know, just like the may others in the past, that it is not real. Neither is she, but more importantly, the hand held is just a photoshop.

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Puzzle Quest Creators Receive Death Threats

June 25th 2008 02:24

We have all felt this way, but a few gamers have taken their frustrations to a new level over a glitch.

Infinite Interactive, based in Melbourne, received threatening emails from gamers frustrated by a battle malfunction in Puzzle Quest: Challenge Of The Warlords.

Chief executive officer Steven Fawkner filled us in on the slightly disturbing must mostly saddening threats at Capcom's Captivate 08 event in Las Vegas.

Mr Fawkner says he received "One death threat in 25 years of game development," then "Puzzle Quest comes out and I had six death threats and one bomb threat."

The glitch itself only affects PSP players, affecting how the computer controlled characters act in the battle sequences.

The Australian based company is not worrying too much, saying that the threats had come from overseas location, confirming once and for all the Australian gamer is the sanest, most attractive and generally best around the globe.

"They actually left their email addresses on them, so we know who they came from," he said.

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