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  • The E3 explosion

    Advance announcements for hundreds of games showing this week in L.A. make journalists feel like the giant gaming expo is overloading their senses.
    By Moira Muldoon May 11, 2000

  • Letters to the Editor

    Loose guns and small kids are a bad combination; the "Woodstock 99" review is an excuse for Hornsby-bashing; is "Militia U." about educational liberty or military aid?
    Letters to the Editor October 28, 1999

  • The war for America's thumbs

    The stakes are huge and the combatants are mighty -- who will win the war for video-game console supremacy?
    By Greg Costikyan October 21, 1999

  • Dreaming of Dreamcast

    Stunning graphics make the gaming console a delight to play -- but it'd be even better if Sega got the Net component working.
    By Janelle Brown September 14, 1999

  • Can the Dreamcast save Sega?

    Sega wants to lift its market share out of the single digits. Will a cool new console, $100 million in ads and fresh leadership do the trick?
    By Moira Muldoon August 16, 1999

  • Give Pokimon a chance

    Ten-year-old Sean Levine talks about the limitless potential of Pokimon.
    By Cynthia Joyce July 6, 1999

  • The secret world of Pokémon

    With a TV show, video game and trading cards, the pocket monsters have come for your children.
    By Joyce Millman July 6, 1999

  • Why emulators make video-game makers quake

    The new "emus" aren't about piracy -- they're about freeing code from the chains of proprietary hardware.
    By Howard Wen June 4, 1999

  • Game wars at E3 expo

    Underdog Sega takes on Nintendo, Sony in battle of the next-generation platforms.
    By Moira Muldoon May 14, 1999

  • The father of Mario and Zelda

    By Moira Muldoon December 2, 1998

  • New life for old games

    New life for old games: By Howard Wen. Video-game emulators intriguingly blur the lines between hardware and software, PCs and game machines. Do they also promote piracy?
    By Howard Wen June 23, 1998

  • Cornelius

    Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine
    By Mark Athitakis April 3, 1998

  • Newsreal: Muddling through

    Steve Jobs' latest spin on the "new" Apple might keep the troops in line, but can the company ever really advance again?
    By Steve Michel November 12, 1997
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