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Slideshow: GAME Is No Dance Revolution

You can lead a gamer to a party, but you can't make him rock 'n' roll. Organizers of the Game and Music Experience try to rev it up, but a rumble of bass, disco balls and smoke do not a party make. Commentary by Lore Sjöberg.
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Back in the day, this was considered the most awesome gaming experience possible. Naw, just kidding, it kinda sucked even then.Lore Sjöberg

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was screened at the GAME show. This may be the most-anticipated movie since that one with the desert. You know. It had that guy.

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Best Buy set up this living room mock-up to try out its games. This is the closest I've ever been to a Best Buy without being asked if I want an extended warranty.

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It's amazing! He's dancing! Without little video arrows telling him how!

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on the Xbox 360 premium system will offer 15 percent more breast jiggle than on the core system.

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