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Blog Herding: Community Edition 04/07/11
Check out the latest edition of Blog Herding. Happy reading!
5 Myths About Video Games
Hist is a fan of the "How Stuff Works" podcast, with one of the more recent episodes being "Top 5 Myths About Video Games." Hist puts in his two cents on the chosen five.
The War Is Over -- A Response To A GI Letter
Di5a5terp13ce comments on a reader letter in a recent issue of Game Informer that tackles gender and gaming. My thoughts? I can play whatever the hell I want. :)
The Room Movie Review
Enigma provides a review of The Room. If you have yet to embark on this cinematic journey you are doing yourself a disservice.
What Really Grinds My Gears -- Angry Birds
Turns out Angry Birds is kind of awesome. Allow FamilyGuyGuy7 to enlighten you.
Game Informer Online: User Blog Statistics (MAR)...
Numbers! Saint's got 'em for ya.
GIO Bookclub Announcement... Alan Wake!!!!!
Gamebeast23456 announces the next literary choice for the next online bookclub gathering. Details inside.
The Community News Review (March 28 - April 1, 2011)
Demon Ragnarok dishes out the latest news review covering hot topics affecting the industry.
Band Of Bloggers #5
AllAboutJane comments on the current social environment in video games.
Wouldn't It Be Great If...
GTA moved outside a U.S. setting? If more games included user created content? This and more in o_JMan240_o's latest blog.
That Glitch Saved My Life!
Sometimes glitches are good. HoboLuvin explains.
Community Podcasts
[UPDATE] Robot In The Corner: Episode 27
Ask the Robot in this latest episode.
Gameinformer Online Radio - CANCELED
LIES! Not canceled. My boy Timmy Turi and the crew chat it up about 3DS, Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, Mega Man Universe, Sonic, and more.
Overcast Ep. 6: Under The Effects Of An Anti-Gravity Device
The team talks layoffs, legal battles, canceled games, and introduce a new segment called Cross Cut, plus feedback, top 10, and more.
Staff blogs you may have missed: Meagan delivers another proof of donation for the GI bundles auctioned for Japan, and Kato talks story and gameplay.
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