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Pitt's Robinson riding hot streak - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Pitt's Robinson riding hot streakPittsburgh Tribune-ReviewBy John Grupp, PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW Of note: Pitt has won eight in a row against Villanova at home, dating to 1996. Villanova: Maalik Wayns, Jr., G -- Second in the Big East in scoring at 18.4 points per game. Pitt: Dante Taylor, Jr., ...and more »
Android Games from Capcom and Square-Enix on Their Way ... In Japan - Yahoo! Contributors Network
Android Games from Capcom and Square-Enix on Their Way ... In JapanYahoo! Contributors NetworkMeanwhile, American dating sim fans have had to either import games or build their own, using open-source software like Ren'Py. Japanese game publishers like Square-Enix and Capcom are starting to bring their games to Google's open-source Android ...and more »
The World Only God Knows: Season - Comic Book Bin
Comic Book BinThe World Only God Knows: SeasonComic Book BinBy Chris Zimmerman Take Light Yagami of Death Note fame and drop him in a sim dating game and the result will be the World Only God Knows. The series plays with audience expectations, recalling familiar tropes while offering its own bit of commentary ...
Catherine Review - God is a Geek
God is a GeekCatherine ReviewGod is a GeekThe game blends RPG elements with platform-style puzzling and somewhat of a dating sim. With so many different elements rolled into one, how does this strange combination fit together? STORY: It has got to be said that the story really is central to ...and more »
UConn offense struggles again in loss to Georgetown - Ct Post
UConn offense struggles again in loss to GeorgetownCt PostConnecticut's Andre Drummond, center, grabs the rebound during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Georgetown, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012, in Washington. Georgetown's Greg Whittington, left, and Henry Sims, top right, defend.and more »
Sims in driver's seat on Cabcharge ruling - The Australian
Sims in driver's seat on Cabcharge rulingThe AustralianSamuel did have strong views on Cabcharge, which he regarded as a threat to competition dating back to his days running the National Competition Council. His concern was not so much the supply of cabs but the control of the taxi payments system, ...
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