Atari: The 80 Classic Games in One

• Take a step back in time with this collection of authentic Atari titles
• Faithfully reproduced with great sights, sounds, and fast action
• Classic arcade hits include Asteroids, Battlezone, Centipede, Pong, and more
• Atari 2600 titles include 3D Tic-Tac-Toe, Asteroids, Football, and more
• For 1 to 2 players

Product Description
Take a step back in time to the early days of video arcades with Atari’s 80 Classic Games, a compilation of unforgettable and authentic Atari titles. Each one is faithfully reproduced with all the great sights, sounds and fast action that made them so popular. Whether you played these games in their original arcade cabinets or on an Atari 2600 console, you’re sure to find a favorite.

Atari: The 80 Classic Games in One

Boom Shakalaka! Jam Through the Years

Boom Shakalaka! Jam Through the Years
NBA Jam (Wii) Is the NBA Jam name still on fire? Check out the designs that’ll inspire the upcoming Wii revival.

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World of Warcraft Mods: Are They Worth the Compromise?

If you are new to the game of World of Warcraft, you are probably getting used to a lot of the basic terminology that is used. One of the terms that many players look into is mods. There are a large number of World of Warcraft mods that are available to players around the world. Popular websites like Curse host a number of these modifications. However, it is important to understand that Blizzard Entertainment did not create these mods, nor do they condone the use of these modifications.

As a matter of fact, when you sign up to play World of Warcraft, you must agree to the Terms of Service that Blizzard Entertainment has in place, and these terms specifically outline the fact that mods, or any other program that alters game play should not be used. The questions is, then, are World of Warcraft mods worth the potential compromise?

Blizzard Entertainment has locked many accounts due to the fact that World of Warcraft mods were in place and being used as an unfair advantage over other players. Now, many of these modifications are exceptional when it comes to benefits – there is no doubt over that – but are they so good that you are willing to risk your account? Here, I will detail some of the most popular World of Warcraft mods currently available. Maybe you are just curious as to what is available, or maybe these mods are worth the risk of compromising your account – whatever the reason you want to learn more about these in-game modifications, the information listed below will help:

1. QuestHelper – QuestHelper is a very popular WoW mod in that it assists the player in determining the quickest route possible when it comes to completing quests. Not only will this World of Warcraft mod help you find the areas where you turn quests in, but it will direct you to specified locations that are a part of that quest.

2. Auctioneer – For the World of Warcraft entrepreneur, the Auctioneer modification is extremely popular! This tool helps you to establish the true worth of an item, what it sells for, what price you should sell it for, and many other types of useful information. If you are addicted to the in-game Auction House, you are sure to find that Auctioneer is a tool that you can’t live without!

3. Cartographer Complete – If you are sick and tired of having to wait to open up areas on your map, or find certain places in order to complete quests, the Cartographer Complete may prove to be a useful World of Warcraft mod. This program details the levels of creatures in certain areas, where treasure is located, identifies locations of herbs, and more!

This is just a small list of the most popular World of Warcraft mods available for WoW players. They are very tempting to try, I admit, but the question that you have to ask yourself is – is it worth the potential of account compromise? It is very likely that you have worked diligently to get where you are today as far as your character is concerned, and the last thing you probably want to do is compromise it by implementing the use of a World of Warcraft mod that is considered to be cheating.

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FINAL FANTASY XIII on Store Shelves Today, Includes PS3 Exclusive Bonus Offer for FINAL FANTASY XIV

The FINAL FANTASY franchise has long been synonymous with the PlayStation brand – who could forget FINAL FANTASY VII on PSone and FINAL FANTASY X proved to be a landmark achievement when it launched on PS2. And, now we have the highly-anticipated FINAL FANTASY XIII for PlayStation 3 hitting store shelves today.

For those of you headed out to pick up your copy, we’re happy to announce that FINAL FANTASY XIII for PS3 offers an exclusive bonus offer for FINAL FANTASY XIV. Some of you may remember the announcement we made at our E3 press conference last June, but just a reminder that PS3 will be the only console you’ll be able to play FINAL FANTASY XIV when it launches in 2010.

Players who purchase a copy of FINAL FANTASY XIII for PS3 will receive a FINAL FANTASY XIV secret in-game item and be able to enter for a potential opportunity to become a beta tester for FINAL FANTASY XIV for PS3.

Included inside copies of the initial production run of FINAL FANTASY XIII for PS3 are Campaign Codes printed on a special SQUARE ENIX MEMBERS Point Card. Players can register at SQUARE ENIX MEMBERS and receive a code to unlock the special FINAL FANTASY XIV limited offer.

For additional details on FINAL FANTASY XIV, check out the official website and be sure to stay tuned to the PlayStation Blog for much more to come on the game this year.

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No Portal for PlayStation 3?

No Portal for PlayStation 3?
Portal 2, the sequel to Valve’s award winning title, will grace both the PC and Xbox 360 for Christmas, but there’s been no mention of a PS3 port and it is believed that Valve may simply not produce the game for the Sony console. The developer fears bringing it to the PS3 might result in [...]

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