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Tax breaks for games

Friday, February 29th, 2008

There is no victory yet, only a confirmation that the government is willing to look at plans to pass on to Australian game developers the same tax breaks the Australian Film industry enjoys. If the politicians are forward-thinking i.e. they can look to the future and understand that this form of media is not going to go away, development of Australian companies can flourish as much as their film counterparts.

The possibility of government tax breaks for videogame developers in Australia took a step closer to realisation earlier today as Senator Stephen Conroy met with the Game Developers’ Association of Australia following up on a pre-election promise.

Senator Conroy had previously agreed to set up a high level committee to examine the tax rebate situation, and GDAA CEO Greg Bondar said after the meeting: “We were warmly greeted by the minister and he has commenced putting in place arrangements for the establishment of the high level committee at which game developers can put their case for a tax rebate.”

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GoW2 news

Thursday, February 28th, 2008

Over at IGN AU, Patch was undoubtedly an excited lad when he had the chance to interview Marcus Fenix, the man himself. Well not actually Marcus Fenix, just John DiMaggio. He voices the character of Marcus and another well known character, Bender, from Futurama. John had this to say about the newly announced Gears of War 2-

“We’re doing Gears of War 2 right now; we’re in the middle of production. I’m reprising my role as Marcus again.” He continues, “I’m doing one of the characters, Franklin – those are the two that I’m reprising.”

He continues his enthusiasm towards the game, hinting that production has ramped up most aspects of the original tile. “Oh man, dude – there’s new weapons, new beasts, there’s a couple of new characters, and it’s just badass.”

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This sounds sweet. Bite my shiny metal ass.

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Pure Pwnage vs JT

Monday, February 25th, 2008

Ol’ Jacky Boy gets some remix love at the hands of the crew at Pure Pwnage.

“I pwn so hard, it hurts.”

Classic stuff. Pure Pwnage take it to the next level…

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Giant Mario quilt

Sunday, February 24th, 2008

Saw this over at Boing Boing… someone has crafted up a giant Mario quilt and hung it on the wall in their house.

Extreme crafty goodness.

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DS video app

Saturday, February 23rd, 2008

Saw this over @ Wonderland…

There’s a new video soft-mod player available for the DS, called DSVideo. It was originally a hack and has now been made available for free.

Just what is DSVideo?

DSVideo is a video player for the Nintendo DS console. An entire movie can be compressed into around 400MB.

Download from here –> DSVideo downloads

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C64 games available for Wii

Thursday, February 21st, 2008

Kickin’ it old school with the Virtual Console, Nintendo has made available a steady stream of classic games over the past year via a section of the Wii Shop Channel, an online service that allows players to purchase and download games and other software for the Wii.

Just another notch in the belt of nostalgia, Nintendo has announced that some Commodore 64 titles are going to be available on Virtual Console. The first two titles to be made available are International Karate and Uridium.

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The C64 joins a an ever-growing list of older systems to be emulated on the Wii-

Nintendo released Neo-Geo titles onto the Japanese Virtual Console on September 18, 2007, plus the TurboGrafx-16 was added two days after the U.S. launch. Sega Master System and Sega Game Gear support was added on February 26, 2008 for Japan’s Virtual Console.

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