GayGamer Week In Review - Week Of 11/16/2009
- mixvio asked for your feelings about all the new revenue streams for games in his Weekend Recovery.
- A right-wing radio host in
AustraliaNew Zealand somehow linked their Chief Censor's sexuality to his decision to classify Modern Warfare 2 for release in the country. - Bradamantium reviewed My Life as a Darklord in honor of the demo's appearance in the Wiiware store.
- Wootini attended the New York launch party for New Super Mario Bros Wii.
- Atlus confirmed 3D Dot Heroes for release in North America.
- Bioshock 2 got some (kinda meh) box art and an amazing collector's edition.
- Wootini reviewed We Cheer 2 for Nintendo Wii, now with male cheerleaders.
- A high definition version of the first No More Heroes was announced for Xbox 360 and PS3, although there's some confusion over exactly how it will be getting to North America.
- Remakes of the three GBA/DS Phoenix Wright games will be released episodically on WiiWare.
- Modern Warfare 2 was pretty much the biggest thing ever in the history of big things.
- Tiny Dancer and Fruit Brute discussed all the hot topics of the day in this week's GayGamer podcast, and if you listened carefully, you could win a copy of Dragon Age: Origins. Just get those answers before midnight, pacific time, tonight.
- Capcom documented a bunch of new content for Resident Evil 5, including all the different ways you can get your hands on it.
- VorpalBunny asked if Bioware's treatment of the transgendered couldn't have been a little more sensitive.
- Wootini had a lovely fall week in the Animal Crossing Diary.
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Posted to Miscellany on 22 November 2009
· Comments (2)
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Ummm, regarding "A right-wing radio host in Australia somehow linked their Chief Censor's sexuality to his decision to classify Modern Warfare 2 for release in the country."
This was actually in New Zealand, which is a totally different (albeit adjacent) country :P
Our Ozzie censors would benefit from a little bit more liberalism, I think...
Whoops, sorry, I got confused about which country down there named their people after a small, adorable bird. Fixed.