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• Cowboys' Leonard Davis Talks About Video Games, Football & Anna Nicole

  Published: July 29, 2007, 10:43 pm

  Tags: Gamer Life, Adventure Games, Athletes, Dallas Cowboys, Favorite Game, Fighting Games, Gamers, Games I Play, Leonard Davis, Nintendo Games, Playstation, Ps3, Role Playing Games, San Antonio, Splinter Cell, Sports Games, Tekken Tag, Video Games, Xbox 360

  from his interests in video games. Do you play any video games? Yeah, I play Splinter Cell and the role-playing games. I played all the regular Nintendo games when it came to the PlayStation and Xbox and what not, but I never played the sports games. It was always the fighting games. What’s your favorite game? Splinter Cell and Tekken Tag.

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• 13 Guardians

  Published: October 16, 2007, 8:00 pm

  Tags: Role Playing Games

  Action games are way to stressful for you? Then try this round-based RPG fantasy fighter. Use various spells and weapons and upgrade your character.Click to Play

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• World of Warcraft as P&P RPG: Content Translation Challenge

  Published: January 8, 2008, 7:56 pm

  Tags: Blizzard, Gamer Life, World Of Warcraft, Computer, Game Platforms, Games, Game Companies, Content Translation, P Amp P, Pen And Paper, Role Playing Games, Rpg, Wolrd Of Warcraft

  it to a pen and paper role playing game, creating a play or film or even writing fan fiction; this article has some good points and suggestions that might make your endeavor easier. via Gamasutra ---Related Articles at Gaming Today:The Current Crisis in the World of WarcraftWorld Of Warcraft #0 Comic OnlineWorld of Warcraft: New Flying

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• Darkon reviewed

  Published: June 22, 2008, 8:51 pm

  Tags: 2007 Cinema, Documentaries, Cinema Of 2007, Darkon, Role Playing Games

  Darkon is a fascinating documentary that I have not been able to shake for the three days since seeing it. It has stuck with me not because it was so brilliant, but because it is one of those unbiased studies of a subculture that gives you pause on the scope of human experience.The film explores a community of people who

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