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Gamervision's Jonathan Cooper writes: "Last night, I looked over at my closed Nintendo DS and saw that the lights were off. It was strange, I thought, because they had been on for about a week, and I didn't remember turning off the game. Confused, I picked up the DS, turned it on, and watched as the screen flickered, the red light flashed, and the device turned off. After letting it charge for a few minutes and turning on Dragon Quest IX, which I had put nearly 30 hours in to, I saw something that literally made me feel light headed: the time counter was back at 23 hours. I had lost nearly eight hours of play because I had, for no reason, just let my DS sit there instead of making sure I had saved. I started thinking back, and realized that this wasn't the first time something like that had happened to be, but it was the first time I felt guilty about it."

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When it comes to preservation, video games are problematic. Hardware becomes outdated and the media that houses game code becomes obsolete, not to mention the legal issues with emulation.

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Santa Rosa Press Democrat (blog)

Sin & Punishment: Star Successor review
Santa Rosa Press Democrat (blog)
The game also supports GameCube and classic controllers. Boasting in-game movies, voice-acted dialogue and a campaign in the five-hour range, the Wii's “Sin ...
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Ars Technica

Preserving games comes with legal, technical problems
Ars Technica
This process is a great way of letting players enjoy old games, but it's not designed with preservation in mind: just because I can play GameCube games on ...

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This week Paranerds.com are joined by Casual James as they speak about What happened to Sonic the Hedgehog. Along with a Top Ten on top ten what were they thinking (Console Edition). They also touch upon waiting in line to buy Starcraft 2.

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Ironstar Editor Alex Page writes: With all the gossip around games going completely digital next generation, let me be the first to break it to you that it wont happen. Video games are not just a gimmick to waste time anymore, but have evolved into a fully blown art form, which we all proudly like to display around our homes.

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Interview with Adam Sessler
Sony Insider
Really, if you look at the PS2, one of the best advantages the PS2 had was it had a year on both the GameCube and the original XBOX. ...

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Interview with Adam Sessler
Sony Insider
Really, if you look at the PS2, one of the best advantages the PS2 had was it had a year on both the GameCube and the original XBOX. ...

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The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
IGN
The four sword is a nice addition a without always having to have the four Links like you did in Four Swords on the GameCube which was always an excellent ...

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Aerox on iPhone now available
Know Your Mobile
In a similar style to the original Super Monkey Ball on Gamecube, players direct a ball around environments choc-a-bloc with gaps, thin paths, ...

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