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Review: Wipeout 3 – Special Edition (Playstation)

The Wipeout racing series is certainly known for having a unique feel to racing. The distinctly sci-fi style of racing helped propel this game into the spotlight of racing games. We check out one particular iteration of the game: Wipeout 3 – Special Edition.

Review: Super Mario Bros. (NES)

One of the most classic side scrolling adventure games ever released is the game Super Mario Bros. Although not technically the first in the series, this game would be the game that not only starts one of the most successful video game franchises of all time, but sets a trend for future game console releases.

Review: Pipe Dream (Gameboy)

Pipe Dream is a puzzle game that revolves around building a pipe with randomly generated pieces before the fluid reaches the end. The version released on the Gameboy was one of many remakes this particular game underwent. We take a look at one of the more classic versions of this game.

Review: Battletanx (N64)

Battletanx is an action tank combat game released on the N64. We check out how this action game plays today.

Review: Tetris (Gameboy)

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Tetris is a puzzle game with many different versions. In this review, we check out one of the most classic versions of this game: the one released on the original Gameboy. We check out this version and see how worth it this game is to play today.

Review: Quatra Command (Windows – 16 Bit)

Quatra Command is a top-down action shooter game that pits you against an entire fleet of enemies. We look into how this classic game stacks up today.

Review: On The Ball (SNES)

On The Ball is a unique puzzle game that get’s you to control the orientation of a maze in an effort to push a ball to the goal. We take a look at this rather unique game.

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The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Leaks Again

The controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP) has once again leaked. The freshly leaked details re-confirms some of human rights and activists worst fears about the Intellectual Property chapter. We go in-depth into this secretive agreement to show what (if any) has changed and what remains on this secret agreement between countries around the world.

There may be many news stories that surface on broadcast media in your area. However, what is not likely to appear in local newspapers or mainstream news broadcast is the latest revelations coming from the secretive Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (or, as it is commonly referred to, the TPP in short). Major multinational corporations have direct access to it along with top negotiators who represent each individual country involved, but common citizens and even elected members of government are shut out of the process. How do we have access to some details of this agreement? It’s all thanks to Wikileaks which released a leaked copy of the updated draft agreement. We present to you full coverage of what is in this agreement as we read the details ourselves. For better referencing, we shall refer to the PDF version of this leaked copy.