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This rather good post will lead you to this rather good parody of this rather pathetic site by some rather humourless people. Thanks Tim.
I would comment further, but I'm rather knackered after a rather long day full of rather hard work and, (yay!) not that much IRC.
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The Guardian, one of the few UK publications to understand blogging, is to launch a new games blog.
The blog, which will be available from Monday 2 August, will be written by Aleks Krotoski, former presenter of Channel 4's “Thumb Bandits”; Greg Howson, Guardian Online's games reviewer; and Keith Stuart, the mobile gaming expert. It will cover every game genre and every major gaming platform, including PCs, consoles, the net and mobile phones.
Read the rest at Strange Attractor.
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