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US team to train at London university before games
The U.S. Olympic team will prepare and train for the 2012 London Games at a university complex near the athletes' village.
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US team to train at London university before games
The U.S. Olympic team will prepare and train for the 2012 London Games at a university complex near the athletes' village. The University of East London announced Wednesday that about 600 U.S. athletes and 500 support staff will use its campuses, gyms and sports facilities, including a new $26.8 million indoor sports center that is expected to open next year.
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GDC: Ngmoco hopes to rule with new mobile games
What’s better than being king? Being a god. Ngmoco’s new mobile games will let you do both.
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US Team to Train at London University Before Games
US team to prepare, train at university near athletes' village for 2012 London Games 2012 Summer Olympics - London - England - Sport - 2012 London Games
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Why the explosion of social games excites veteran developers
When simple games like Farmville snag 83 million users, designers who are used to working for years on a project have little choice but to embrace the era of Facebook titles.
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Video games streamed over the Internet: OnLive plans June launch
OnLive, the startup video game service that promises graphics-intensive games without the need for a console or high-end PC, will launch its service in June, the company said at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.
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MySpace Launches New Games Site
MySpace launched a new gaming experience at myspace.com/games today. The company says it empowers developers with new tools, analytics, and opportunities for driving usage and revenue. "Gaming is core to the overall entertainment value of MySpace; we are replicating our success from MySpace Music for this next round of platform improvements," a representative for MySpace tells WebProNews ...
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OnLive to begin streaming high-end video games to Macs, PCs in June; tiny 'console' to come
NEW YORK - In an industry first, a new gaming service will start allowing people to "stream" popular games over the Internet in June, using a mechanism similar to watching TV shows or listening to music online.
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