Gaming: The year of playing dangerously
Yes, zombies will be back again in 2012. Some things never change.
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Knock, paper, scissors: Gesture-based 'key' developed
Taiwanese researchers have developed an "invisible key" technology which allows users to unlock their doors by means of simple hand gestures.
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Wii U disappointment drops Nintendo shares further
Nintendo shares have tumbled for the second consecutive day after its second-generation Wii console unveiled in the week disappointed the market.
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Nintendo lines up Wii successor
Nintendo is due to reveal a successor to the wireless console this summer before a full launch next year in bid to reverse sliding profits.
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The best of tech for 2010
The only thing we can rely on in the world of tech is the next leap forward. Faranaaz Parker gives a roundup of 2010's big tech events.
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Kinect unveiled at Microsoft E3 preview
Microsoft has finally unveiled and revealed the real name of its motion sensing video game device, previously known as Project Natal: Kinect.
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Microsoft's Natal game system in stores this year
Microsoft plans to get its Natal body-gesturing gaming system into stores in time for this year's holiday shopping season.
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Nintendo scores with Wii Sports Resort
The original Wii Sports is technically the biggest selling game of all time, so the sequel is a big deal.
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Wario, Kirby and Sonic back in new adventures
Lou Kesten reviews three new video games featuring some familiar faces.
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Nintendo announces new DS handheld console
Nintendo said on Thursday it will launch a new version of its popular DS handheld console with a built-in camera and audio player next month.
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