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  • Famous Fonts for Graphic Designers and Web Designers

    Famous Fonts for Fun In conclusion of our font series we are putting the spotlight on some of the most recognizable fonts in the design world. If you ever want to mimic a certain font for fun or for a design project, these fonts can help you to do it. Thanks to simplythebest.net for their wonderful compilation

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    WBF Podcast Episode 3: Raising The Bar Through The Power of Leverage

    Subscribe now to the Web Business Freedom podcast in iTunes ! By definition, leverage is the ability to influence situations or people so that you can control what happens.

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    What Budget Games Did Japan Flock To In 2009? [Only In Japan]

    There comes a time when even underappreciated PlayStation 3 games like Valkyria Chronicles can outsell the Metal Gear Solid and Grand Theft Autos of the world. And, at least in Japan, it’s when those games reach “greatest hits” budget prices. Famitsu—and we’re guessing parent company Enterbrain—have tracked some of 2009’s bestselling games that bear the budget price, known on the Sony side as “PlayStation 3 the Best” titles and on the Microsoft side, “Platinum Hits.” We realize you —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts

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    Luigi’s Mansion + Castlevania = Mansionvania: Vacuum of Sorrow

    We’ll have to file this one under the “Games That We Wish Existed” category, as the screen you see above is little more than a pixelart mash-up of Luigi’s Mansion and the Castlevania series. Masterfully created by Shane Gill for his PixelJoint page (and spotted by the folks at Tiny Cartridge), the piece is the living embodiment of what we wish the DSiWare service played host to more often. Alas, we don’t believe we’ll be seeing “Mansionvania: Vacuum of Sorrow” landing on Nintendo’s digital —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts

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    How To Restore the Security Tab in Internet Explorer

    If you are running Internet Explorer and have found that your Security Tab is missing in Internet Options, here's how you'll restore the tab. Restoring The Missing Security Tab You’ve opened up your Internet Options panel and noticed that the Security Tab is missing. And you don’t remember how it happened or whether you did it

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    Job listing points to Xbox Live for Windows Mobile

    Just a few months ago, a Microsoft job listing hinted at the possibility of integrating Xbox Live with Windows Mobile. Now, according to a new job listing, that possibility is fast becoming a reality. Specifically, the listing is calling for a Principal Program Manager in “LIVE Engagement.”This same listing mentions that Microsoft is “connecting players via the LIVE services on new devices beyond the console” and, more explicitly, asks for someone to “drive the platform and bring Xbox LIVE —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts

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    Major Nelson Talks About Xbox Live, Natal, Bannings & More On Kotaku Talk Radio [Kotaku Talk Radio]

    This morning, the Xbox Live’s Larry “Major Nelson” Hryb took a few moments from his busy podcasting and Gamerscore inflating duties to chat with Kotaku readers, a very special episode of Kotaku Talk Radio that’s now available for download. Major Nelson bravely faced a flood of Kotaku readers and what seemed to be recently banned Xbox Live gamers, all demanding answers and the occasional opinion. Listen in, in digitally tape delayed MP3 format, by downloading the final episode of Kotaku Talk —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts From Arond The Web

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    Arc System Works Intends To Bring Guilty Gear To 360/PS3

    Guilty Gear not skipping this generation’s high-def platforms.Arc System Works made its name for itself off of Guilty Gear, the sprite based fighting franchise that started on the original PlayStation.  After releasing over a dozen GG branded games for all sorts of systems the developer created a new fighting game for 360 and PS3, BlazBlue: —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts

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    Engadget says Xbox 360 helped define the decade

    It’s pretty adorable listening to our electronics-obsessed sister site Engadget talk about video games, a sensation not unlike listening to a music professor trying to connect with students over the latest Jay-Z album. (“Say kids, isn’t this track vibin’?!”) But we think they nailed it with their inclusion of the Xbox 360 in their “Ten gadgets that defined the decade” list. The piece reminds that the system’s success seemed all but impossible at its launch, with a weaker feature set than the —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts

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    Shigeru Miyamoto Wishes You A Happy New Year, Nintendo Style [Nintendo]

    The newest issue of Japanese Nintendo magazine Nintendo Dream—the one with Link and Zelda on the cover, Spirit Tracks style—features a big batch of New Years wishes from Nintendo’s developers, including the Shigeru Miyamoto well-wisher seen above.

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    Brainy Gamer Podcast – Favorites of ‘09

    This edition of the Brainy Gamer Podcast features a holiday extravaganza of Gamers Confab goodness: a 4-volume confection featuring a gaggle of bloggers, journalists, and designers all discussing our favorite games of 2009.Part 1 includes Steve Gaynor of 2K Marin and the Fullbright blog; Kirk Battle (aka L.B. Jeffries) of Banana Pepper Martinis and PopMatters; and Chris Dahlen of the Onion A.V.

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    North American Record Of Agarest War Trailer Is Completely Shameless [Nsfw]

    The North American trailer for Compile Heart’s breeding RPG Record of Agarest War knows its audience, and with blurred nudity and a borderline money shot, grabs them by the…well it isn’t the throat. There were two ways to market this game in the states. Either Aksys could play up the fighting system and gloss over the more adult bits, or they could release a trailer that basically says that the game itself doesn’t matter as much as the scenery within

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    Sony invites you to play MAG next week in Las Vegas

    The Sony PlayStation Blog invites you to join them for a night of drugs, sex and MAG! So long as you’re over 18, you can meet them at the Aria Hotel at CityCenter in Las Vegas next Thursday. You’ll be able to play the final PSN beta for MAG, hang out with the developers of the game and fill up on all the finger foods!The event goes from 4:00PM to 7:00PM and you have to RSVP for the event over on the PlayStation Facebook Fan Page in order to get in. Only the first 100 people will be —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts From Arond The Web

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    Wireless PS3 visual transmitter allows for Modern Warfare 2 on the go

    Though it’s certainly not the sleekest handheld device we’ve ever seen — in fact, it might be in the running for the unsleekest device ever created — the latest project from a modder, nicknamed Techknott, boasts some pretty impressive capabilities. Basically, the handheld sends control signals to a PS3, which transmits video signals back to the device, allowing for nomadic sessions of Modern Warfare 2 (or any other PS3 game), as seen in the video after the jump.According to the modder’s post —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts

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    Top 5 facebook video games – Mafia Wars, FarmVille, Texas HoldEm, Scrabble and Word Challenge – with videos

    Facebook games are great and I’ve had a difficult time picking the top ten so here’s my choice -…[[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts From Arond The Web

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    It’s The Little Touches That Make A Legend Of Zelda Themed Wedding This Great [Culture]

    Jaded as we are, we’re still thrilled to see a couple of Nintendo loving nerds like Kotaku reader Kyle and his recently wedded wife take The Legend of Zelda wedding theme to the next level. The classy level.

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    Arc System Works has ‘full intention’ of doing Guilty Gear on 360, PS3

    Arc System Works has built a legacy of fighting games with its Guilty Gear franchise. Recently, the company introduced a new fighting franchise in BlazBlue, and even though it was very well-received — it’s almost at a 90 on Metacritic and we certainly enjoyed it — fight fans want to know when they’ll get more Guilty Gear. Well, based on comments made by series producer/creator Daisuke Ishiwatari to NowGamer, an Xbox 360 and PS3 installment may already be under consideration.”I have the full —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts

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    The Statistically Best Games of the Decade (Or Why Stats Sometimes Lie) [Games Of The Decade]

    With the decade wrapping up it’s inevitable that our minds start to turn to how the past ten years went. That means thinking about which games were the best, most influential and had the deepest personal impact on us. I haven’t really had a chance to properly sift through my recollections and memories of ten years worth of gaming to come to any final conclusion, but I did jump into review-tracking sites Game Rankings and Meta Critic to see what the aggregators said

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    Capcom takes its Fight Club to Las Vegas

    If you weren’t lucky enough to be in New York for the last Capcom Fight Club, you’ll have another opportunity on January 7 to play Super Street Fighter IV, win prizes, and maybe — just maybe — see Seth Killian from a distance. Capcom is bringing its exclusive fighting celebration to Las Vegas for CES, filling its Planet Hollywood suite with as many hadoukenthusiasts as it can.Which, it turns out, is not many. If you want to try out Guy, Cody, or Adon in a tournament, the only way to get in is —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts

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    Try On Gaijin’s Wings Of Prey [Demo]

    Gaijin Entertainment let fly its new World War II combat flight sim Wings of Prey on Christmas Day, and now there’s a downloadable demo for those of you pondering dusting off the old flight stick. Wings of Prey is a pretty robust PC combat sim, with more than 50 missions, 40 planes, and extensive online multiplayer set across six different theaters – The Battle of Britain, Stalingrad, Ardennes, Berlin, Sicily and Korsun. Gaijin released a 1.46GB today, giving players a small taste of the game’s —- link GamePad: The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts The Best Video Gaming Blog Posts From Arond The Web

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