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The real pain behind my years of videogame addiction was that I never realized their TRUE cost.

LD: You know I cannot answer to this question but, of course, there are budget limitations as it is for every videogame production.

Gone, she said, was his access to the computer, his cellphone and his videogame system.

Whether it was light cycle racing or aerial combat it looked silky-smooth. And looked like a videogame.

We could dare to say that a system of memory is the precursor of a mental videogame: the purposes would be, however completely different.

You also cannot help smiling like a kid, a response that makes the player's role in such a serious videogame a pretty strange thing.

Mr. Randol admits that over the last three years he's indulged in too much beer and 'Call of Duty, ' the popular war-simulation videogame.

The group has also attacked Japanese technology giant Sony Corp. , as well as a few videogame companies.

Making sure the character creator was super robust was as important to them as having the best-playing basketball videogame around.

'It's like a videogame. I have such a competitive personality, so I'm going to beat these people today. '

The games arrive at a time when videogame sales industrywide could use a little firepower.

Such art can be an image, sound, animation, video, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, videogame, web site, algorithm, performance or gallery installation.

Energy was used to travel and to shoot at the enemy. Life is a big videogame.

My original Xbox controller was huge by videogame standards (Microsoft has since replaced it with a slightly smaller one).

Tetris was unlike any other videogame, mostly because it was (and still is) played by as many women as men, as many adults as children.

Still, Mr. Wilson said, it would be impossible to generalize about overall holiday videogame sales based on this single game.

If Call of Duty can rig up an urban-warfare videogame, presumably one of the world's largest defense companies can too.

Super Mario Bros. 2's long, strange trip to the top of the charts in 1988 began with a prototype videogame that failed miserably.

Nowadays, some short sleepers gravitate to fields like blogging, videogame design and social media, where their sleep habits come in handy.

Phrik actually dates back to the Star Wars: Dark Forces videogame as a substance that was resistant to light sabers.

The company created a separate videogame-console company but hasn't released a product yet.

In fact, by the time kids hit junior high, their wants are suddenly $200 videogame systems, a $100 pair of trendy jeans or a $400 scooter.

Meanwhile, traditional videogame powerhouses like Electronic Arts and Nintendo have seen revenues stagnate and fall.

Videogame is a part of the culture, it is a very very impressive , representative and complex art form.

What's your favorite videogame memory from when you were younger?

Researchers are finding that videogame play involving rapid decision-making can hone your cognitive resources.

Whether that means, in part, videogame-based training remains to be seen.

After broadening its business to toys in the 1960s, it made a crucial decision to become a videogame maker a decade later.

Whatever your assumptions, however, Apple's videogame business is huge, and getting huger.

When I caught up with Stokley by telephone a few weeks later, I asked him point-blank: "Is that something out of a videogame? "

It is not clear if the announcements, made at the E3 videogame conference in Los Angeles, will excite videogame fans.

The Vita's launch comes at a transitional moment for the $56 billion global videogame market.

The exercise is not fun, even when translated into videogame format.

I didn't discover until weeks later that the handbill held an early clue in an ARG promoting the videogame Halo 3.

He wants a new videogame system, which his mom and I refuse to buy because Santa just delivered one this past Christmas.

And in a complete role reversal, videogame versions of the mobile app will be available by late 2011.

If GLaDOS isn't the bar-none best character in videogame history, she's certainly the most memorable.

In the past year, he has gladly lent the teenager money for such items as a videogame system ($250) and an upgraded BMX bike ($175).

The beautiful Postal Babes are back and now they have their own videogame!

For instance, a videogame store could ask AOL to write a story about how online games make users more social.

So this is the perfect time for the videogame industry to invest huge sums in stereoscopic entertainments, right?

From the 1950s to 1980s, its shops rode the huge demand for televisions and refrigerators, then VCRs and videogame consoles.

Those figures dwarf sales of all but the largest videogame publishers.

But kill a child in a videogame?

The videogame market has a new high scorer: 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. '

Specifically, my friend Greg and I, after playing a particular videogame for 11 hours straight, are stuck.

I want to see funny videogame stunts and couldn't care less about your cooking tutorials.

Apple has been in discussions with television networks, magazines and videogame publishers about featuring their wares on the device.

Microsoft is seeking approval from the Chinese government to sell its Xbox videogame console in China, Mr. Leung said.

It's a videogame.

castlevania : order of shadows is the latest chapter in the popular videogame series , designed exclusively for the mobile platform

Violent Videogame Ban in California gets Supreme Court Review

based on the popular videogame , dungeon siege , it is a tale of knights and kindness , great courage and noble causes , magic and adventure

Tudou Corndog accepting an award for best videogame director at Tudou. com's 2009 video festival

I don't know if there's a videogame now,