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The Independent Games Festival and Summit, which takes place at GDC every year, are celebrating their 11th anniversary as the premier festival for independent gaming.
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Damn I hate the PSP store. It's the less intuitive crap ever, and it forces you into getting a bigger (proprietary) memory card, as nothing fits in the stupid 32mb it came with.
That and it needs to be accessed from a PC. Stupid Sony! I could swear that I saw ads for Echocrome on the DS while I was in Japan, but in any case, Sony won't see a cent from me before they get their shit straight.
Posted by: Jean-Sebastien | May 3, 2008 5:44 PM
^ "Sony sucks boohoohoo"
call the waaaahmbulance.
Posted by: Dude | May 3, 2008 11:11 PM
Monster's Encore = win.
echochrome demo was a bit of a disappointment.
Posted by: Andy | May 4, 2008 9:35 PM