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London-born rapper and producer Tinie Tempah, AKA Patrick Chukwuemeka Okogwu, scored a UK number one in 2010 with his debut single Pass Out. Its parent album, Disc-Overy, was a worldwide hit. Hes a man in demand now, but he still finds time for gaming.

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"In this interview, Unique Notes Yoshino Aoki recalls her experiences scoring Breath of Fire III and Breath of Fire IV. She reflects on her approach for the series, her partnership with co-composer Akari Kaida, and her favourite tracks." - Patrick Kulikowski

Added: 01.05.2014 17:17 | 2 views | 0 comments


The brainchild of Patrick Plourde, the game is an unlikely stablemate for Ubisofts grand, triple-A franchises.

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hild of Light began life as a folder on creative director Patrick Plourdes computer titled FFF2P, or Final Fantasy Free 2 Play. Needless to say, Child of Light has come a long way since then.

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"Skypes video conference calls are now free for everyone and its literally changed the way Pixelitis did (this weeks) podcast. Being able to see each other when the staff is scattered across the U.S. and Canada is a pretty nice thing, so Pixelitis decided to cram their show with not three, but four wonderful individuals. Hosts Andrew Martins and Patrick Kulikowski are joined by fellow staffers Karen Rivera and Stephen Hilger in a show about everything from the acquisition of From Software to the E.T. landfill in New Mexico to 90s sitcoms. And who knows? Even though the show is still only an audio affair, maybe theyll branch out into live discussions via Google Hangouts or Skype or something. Only time will tell. As always, feel free to hit play below. Dont forget to subscribe to Pixelitis on iTunes and Stitcher Radio."

Added: 26.04.2014 21:14 | 10 views | 0 comments


"What was often scoffed at as an urban legend has been revealed as truth: excavators have uncovered the infamous E.T. Atari cartridge landfill in a New Mexico desert. The dig was organized by Canadian entertainment company Fuel Industries in order to film a documentary about the 1983 burial of purportedly millions of unsold Atari cartridges. The excavation was officially approved by the Alamogordo City Commission and started today. Xbox's Major Nelson, along with other onlookers have tweeted out pictures of the excavation team holding these cartridges. Some of these are reportedly shrink-wrapped, complete-in-box copies of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, which is often considered one of the biggest commercial failures in the history of gaming." - Patrick Kulikowski

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Michael Patrick Rogers spoke to NoobFeed about his upcoming release, The Lady, mental illness and his advice for freelancers.