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When Cyril Bondue first played Triple Triad, the peculiar card-collecting minigame from Final Fantasy VIII, he became slightly obsessed. For Bondue, like many other fans of Squaresofts (now Square Enix) enduring JRPG of the late 90s, playing Triple Triad became more important than the main game itself. Ten years on, Bondue decided to take his love for Triple Triad a step further. While still attending school in his native Berlin, he tried his hand at programming. But with no experience, he decided to create a fan project based on an existing franchise. Naturally, Triple Triad was at the forefront of his mind and thus Triple Triad Flash Online was born. Today, TTFO has over 36,000 registered users and hosts approximately 140 games per day, not to mention fortnightly championships which see 150-200 players face off for coveted character cards. Back in 2009, however, TTFO wasnt as well established as it is now.

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Push Square: "Hello valued viewers! I'm back (again) with a packet of Strepsils and a bit of a sore throat. I've been p***ing everyone at Push Square Towers off this month by practicing my Batman impression, and I reckon that I've perfected my grizzly growl for this particular video. Gargling with gravel rather than Listerine appears to have done the job."

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oprainfall writes: "Theres a radio show I used to listen to a while back. They had a segment called People are Stupid in which they talked about some of the stupid things that at least one particular person did recently. While it was a sports talk show, the people they would talk about would generally be normal people outside of sports that just did dumb things. But, with this being a video game site, while we could do a thing like this, we should probably stick to gaming companies. Oh, hello Square Enix. Fancy seeing you here."

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Square Enix announced today Dragon Quest Builders, that will be released this winter in Japan for PS4, PS3 and PS Vita.

Added: 08.07.2015 9:16 | 5 views | 0 comments

Square Enix has announced Dragon Quest: Builders, a new offshoot of its long-running role-playing franchise.

Although Square Enix has not provided any details for the game, its official website, which features a single screenshot alongside a logo, reveals that it seems to be inspired by .

Added: 08.07.2015 9:16 | 2 views | 0 comments

Square Enix has announced Dragon Quest: Builders, a new offshoot of its long-running role-playing franchise.

Although Square Enix has not provided any details for the game, its official website, which features a single screenshot alongside a logo, reveals that it seems to be inspired by .