Gamers will select a team and square off to try and bring home The Ryder Cup for their squad in Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 11 on all console platforms. Watch it

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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 - New Trailer - Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11- Launch Trailer

Rinry is working hard on her next video for you guys. We were looking to have it on the site tonight, but some upload issues are currently driving Rinry crazy. Rest assured that she’s working hard to get a perfect copy online for you guys to check out. Hopefully we’ll have that this weekend, but for now, you’ll have the ‘pleasure’ of enjoying some more Street Fighter cartoons! They’re so bad that you can’t help but love them. You have a look at that as I head off to bed. See you in a few, short hours. The best part of this episode, in my opinion, happens within the first 20 seconds. As you can see in the still below, the quality assurance team on the Street Fighter animated project had a pretty relaxed attitude! I’m not sure how lighting managed to flash in front of Guile’s face. I guess being as awesome as Guile leads the way for some amazing things. Either that, or there were some lazy animators on staff. I’m thinking it might be the second one. I really shouldn’t pick on this cartoon. I couldn’t make a project anywhere near this good if I tried! I absolutely love animated programming, and truly admire those that put it together for a living. If I had a final project that came out with the quality of these Street Fighter cartoons, I’d see it as exceeding my wildest expectations! With that said, I still can’t deny that the mess-up is pretty funny. Pair that with some of the dialog in this episode, and we have a winner! Direct link here

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Did you try out the Google Pac-Man logo game last week? Of course you did…everyone had to! A playable Google logo with a Pac-Man theme? I think we are all guilty of sneaking in a few ghost chases throughout the weekend. Believe it or not, some analysis has been done to see just how much time was spent playing that logo. The startling details are… * Google Pac-Man consumed 4,819,352 hours of time (beyond the 33.6m daily man hours of attention that Google Search gets in a given day) * $120,483,800 is the dollar tally, If the average Google user has a COST of $25/hr (note that cost is 1.3 – 2.0 X pay rate). * For that same cost, you could hire all 19,835 google employees, from Larry and Sergey down to their janitors, and get 6 weeks of their time. Imagine what you could build with that army of man power. * $298,803,988 is the dollar tally if all of the Pac-Man players had an approximate cost of the average Google employee. If you missed out on the logo fun, don’t worry. You can still check it out right here. More details here Link

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Google’s Pac-Man logo chomps down on power pellets…and work productivity

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GameStop - this coming week’s deals

4 TRAVELLERS™ can be played alone or together with friends and at the same time teach you new words in Spanish. The game is suitable for both young and old, and no previous knowledge is necessary. The more you play the more your Spanish vocabulary increases. You can also play and learn with the game’s unique learning mode. * Listen to pronunciations. * Collect medals or win achievements. * Monitor you language skills development with up to 3 other players. The game is perfect to bring on your trip, and over 240 carefully selected words are included specifically for this occasion. In-game languages: English, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Nederlands, Norsk, Svenska, Dansk, Suomi Category: Edutainment Players: 1-4 Age rating: 3 Publisher: AGENIUS Interactive Release date: 12/03/2010 Nintendo DSi Points: 800 Game language: English, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, Danish Thanks to NintenDaan for the heads up! Link

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A portion of a IGN review… Since the introduction of the WiiWare digital distribution model, Nintendo has published a handful of impressive puzzlers under the first-party banner — Maboshi’s Arcade, Art Style: Orbient, Cubello and Rotohex have each arrived and set a strong precedent for quirky, inventive and visually distinct puzzling action on the service. You, Me & The Cubes is the latest addition to this lineup, and it may well be the best of the bunch thus far. Full review here

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Busy Thursday, it was. Friday is going to be the same, but at least the weekend is almost within reach. Just one more day until a bit of relaxation. Hopefully you guys have had a great week at work/school/whatever it is you do. Let’s push hard through this Friday, and then get to enjoying our hard-earned downtime! I’m heading to bed to get the wheels in motion. See you all in a few, short hours. Video Games | TMNT: Smash-Up | Character Vignette #1 XBox 360 | Playstation 3 | Nintendo Wii I am a huge Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fan. I have been for many, many years, and I always will be. I have watched the newer cartoon, I’ve read the comics, I watched the old cartoon, and I went to see all the movies in-theater. The declaration of a true Turtles nerd, and I’m happy to be one. It’s the facts stated above that show you just how pumped I am for TMNT: Smash-Up!. Anytime a new Turtles game comes out, it automatically gets my interest. While the more recent entries in the franchise haven’t been that fantastic, this new title showed a ton of promise from day one. The trailer looked interesting enough, but the pedigree of the people behind the game is what really got me excited. Not surprisingly, I am a huge fan of the Smash Bros. series as well. While I haven’t had as much time poured into Brawl as I would like, I spent years with Melee and the original. There’s just no better local multiplayer fun, in my opinion. When you take some of the team that created Brawl and bring it over into a Turtles title, I start to feel all tingly. When I saw that the game was going to be a Smash Bros. clone, I had to catch my breath for a moment. Now the hype machine is rolling along, with impressions from E3 turning out to be very positive. I had my hands on with the game, and out of all the titles at the show, there were only two others that left me wanting more playtime so badly. If I had it my way, I would own Spirit Tracks, NSMB Wii and TMNT: Smash-Up! right now. Smash Bros. fans, are you looking forward to this TMNT outing? Do you think it can hold a candle to the series we love? If things continue to go well, Ubisoft could end up with an absolutely huge franchise on their hands. I just don’t know if Smash Bros. players are willing to make room for two brawlers in their lives. That’s why I turn to you guys…to ask you that very question! Leave us a comment and let us know how you feel.

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Check out that screen grab from the trailer. It’s from some English trainer, but the sentence that the player has to learn is great. Looks like there’s some marital problems going on with the developers! Check out the video here, which features footage from Dragon Quest Wars, Tingle DSiWare, Jake Hunter DSiWare and more

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A bit of speed-drawing done by reader olimar_91. Well, it’s speed-drawing in the sense that the video is sped up, and the actual drawing was done in a hectic fashion. Add those two together, and you get blazing speeds! Direct link here

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