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• Japanese Gamer Weds Nintendo Character Japanese college student "falls in love" with Nintendo DS game character, stages wedding ceremony attended by dozens and thousands more online.
• 10 Games the New York Times Hates? The New York Times offers a list of 'mature' games to cross off your child's gift list.
• November Game Sales Sag, Modern Warfare 2 Dominates The Wii and Nintendo DS rocked November sales, while Microsoft topped Sony in hardware and retail software sales.
• 15 Best Holiday Video Game Buys of 2009 We've made our list of the season's top hardware and software products for gamers. So check it twice, pick your favorite, and put a bow on it.
• Nintendo Loses Major Anti-Piracy Lawsuit in France Company vows to appeal 'not guilty' judgment favoring France-based flash cartridge distributor, claims company damaging 'whole video games industry'.
• Wal-Mart versus GameStop, Best Buy and Toys R Us: Fight! Wal-Mart rolls out agressive video games discount, knocks $10 off dozens of recent and popular titles.
• 30 Years of Handheld Game Systems Three decades after the debut of Milton Bradley’s Microvision, here’s a look at how handheld video game systems evolved, from early flops like the Atari Lynx to the gaming innovations of the iPhone.
• Holiday Wii Sales Rise or Fall? Flip a Coin, Mario Nintendo Wii sales reportedly slumped during the Thanksgiving holiday shopping week, or did they?
• Cyber Monday Gaming Deals Demystified Here's a glance at today's online Cyber Monday game-related shopping deals, hewing to the principle that "not all that glitters is gold."
• Deals of the Week: Black Friday Edition This Black Friday brings the lowest-priced Blu-ray player ever, some neat netbook deals, and an anticipated Apple sale.
• Do Video Games Allow Virtual War Crimes? Swiss groups examine nearly two dozen war-related video games and conclude they entice players to 'violate international law'.
• Super Mario Kart, Bit Trip Void Hit Wii Nintendo's latest WiiWare and Virtual Console booster includes one of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System's all time racing greats.
• October NPD: Game Sales Stumble, PS3 Tops Xbox 360 October US video game sales decline, but major franchise releases and general economic indicators still herald a bumper holiday season.
• Dragon Quest IX Trumps Halo 3 ODST, Madden NFL 10 Square Enix's handheld RPG leads blockbuster franchises in three key global markets.
• World Tech Update: Droid, Netflix, Robots, and More... Motorola and Verizon unveil an Android smartphone, Netflix streams to Playstation 3 consoles, and more of the top tech news from this week.
• Who Wants a Big Screen DSi? Nintendo reveals plans to launch a monster-sized iteration of its DS gaming handheld dubbed the DSi LL in Japan this November.
• September Video Game Revenue Rebounds, PS3 Sales Surge Halo 3 ODST sells 1.5 million copies, the PS3 tops console sales, and Nintendo's handheld rules all in revenue resurgent September retail data.
• Nintendo Crowns Nvidia Chipset for Next-Gen DS Handheld Nvidia to provide mobile computer-on-chip that'll power Nintendo's next-gen video games handheld.
• GameStop Director Confidence Waning in $60m Stock Sale? Barnes & Noble chairman and GameStop director Len Riggio sells one-fifth of his stake in video games retail giant.
• Gamewatch: Uncharted 2, Brutal Legend, Mario & Sonic The video games release list for October 12-18.
• Ten Totally Awesome Free Wii Browser Games Here are ten of the best games to play using Wii's (now free!) Opera Web browser.
• Gamewatch: Spore Hero, Dragon Rising, Demon's Souls The video games release list for October 4-11.
• The Best Tech Deals of the Week We'll show you where to find the best prices on a HP netbook, a Nintendo DSi, a Sony point-and-shoot camera, a Lenovo laptop, and a Flip camcorder.
• Is a Nintendo Wii Price Cut Necessary? New rumors suggest that Nintendo will drop the console's price to $200, a $50 reduction.
• Apple Demonstrates Ignorance of Mobile Games Market The iPhone may be a rising star in portable gaming, but is Apple right to dismiss Nintendo and Sony's broadly successful handhelds as "not so cool"?