• 19Dec 06

  On This Day in GameSpot History

  Maybe "The Pulse" can show you what's happening right now on GameSpot--but what I really want to know is what happened six years ago today. Luckily, we've revamped our ever-popular "On This Day in GameSpot History" page so that you can see for yourself that TimeGate Studios launched a new website for Kohan, and THQ released Evil Dead for the Dreamcast. The magic of the Internet, right at your fingertips:
  
  On This Day in GameSpot History
  
  Happy Holidays!
  
  
  • Posted Dec 19, 2006 3:03 pm GMT
  • Category: Technology
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• 18Dec 06

  The Pulse Beta

  Looking for a new way to see what's going on around GameSpot? Behold The Pulse

  What is it? It's a filterable list of recent items posted to the site that updates in real time. If you see something you're interested in, you can either click the pause button to stop the feed, or click the hold button to hold that item in your holding pen for later perusal. Please post your feedback on the Site Enhancements board--we'd love to hear what you think.

  (And congratulations to Team Six and everyone else who contributed to the project!)

  • Posted Dec 18, 2006 11:34 am GMT
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• 6Jun 06

  Quotes from 3

  [after riding the Staten Island ferry and seeing the Statue of Liberty]
  Me: Did you have fun today? What did you do?
  A: I rode on the boat, and we saw the bridges, and the old witch!

  Me: This is tomato juice--have you ever had tomato juice?
  A: Yes!
  Me: Do you want to try it?
  A: What is that, meat juice?
  Me: No, it's tomato juice. Do you want some?
  A: Are those potatos in there?
  Me: No, silly, that's ice. And get your finger out of the cup.
  A: Oh, ice! Yum!

  Mama: OK, let's go--you need to put your shoes back on
  A: No, I don't want to wear shoes. I want to stay in my feet.

  • Posted Jun 6, 2006 9:54 am GMT
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