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Nintendo fixes gay marriage "bug"
Characters in the game Tomodatchi Collection: New Life can enter into same-sex relationships. But does Nintendo's "error" need fixing?
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Girl Scouts Introduce Video Game Design Merit Badge
A new merit badge focuses on a growing industry: video game design.
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PS4: The Future of PlayStation Gaming
Sony PlayStation recently gave a glimpse of what’s to come with the new PlayStation 4 console available later this year, and it’s a gamer’s paradise.
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Cat in the Hat App Sale
Read Across America Day and Dr. Seuss' birthday; PBS Kids launches a new Cat in the Hat game, and Oceanhouse Media is kicking off a Dr. Seuss app sale.
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First Look: Skylanders SWAP Force
Kids can take SWAP Force characters apart and swap the tops and bottoms of the figures to create new characters to play in the game.
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Club Penguin’s Coins for Change Campaign
Socially conscious, tech-savvy tweens can celebrate the true meaning of the holidays by donating the virtual coins they earn playing games online in Club Penguin
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Sara’s Cooking Class App
“Sara’s Cooking Class” aims to get tween girls interested in preparing food from scratch and learning about ingredients.
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Pre-Holiday Sale on Kids Xbox Titles
Microsoft has already begun taking significant discounts off some great kids titles, putting some games in reach under $20.
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Savior for 3DTV? XpanD Universal 3D Glasses Coming in June
Great news for potential 3DTV buyers! XpandD will be releasing universal 3D glasses in June—the XpanD X103—that will work with most major manufacturers' 3DTV sets. -
Intel Launches App Store Targeting Netbooks
Last week, Intel announced the beta launch of their App Store targeting netbook computers. It's an interesting concept—provide light-weight apps to expand the usefulness of Intel Atom processor-based netbooks—but it's not fully baked yet.









