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NewsHere's your daily dose of technology, toy, and video game news. Use the form below to get daily updates via email, and rest secure that we won't use your email address for anything else. Between now and the release date of September 13, 2010 the Legacy Interactive House MD game can be had for 15% off on pre-order. You can read our review of the game here. Details on the pre-order are available at http://www.housemdgame.com/. As an added incentive, they're holding a contest to give away 100 copies of the season 6 DVD set of the series.
If James Bond owned a Nintendo DSi, he'd protect it with the Catalyst case from CM4. This machine-stamped aluminum beauty is covered with a fabric which gives the feel of soft leather. With this case wrapped around your portable console, you'll no longer feel self-conscious whipping out your DS when traveling business class. read more »
Memorex offers a comprehensive line of Wii accessories including a wireless sensor bar and a racing wheel. read more »  Party games and the Wii go hand-in-hand (or Wiimote-in-hand, as the
case may be), and Nintendo has dominated that market with its
first-party Mario Party series. The secret to their success seems to
have eluded most other game makers, so when Guilty Party arrived at our
door, I was intrigued, but not optimistic. Would the genre again be
murdered by another attempt? read more »
 A few years back, a child in our home got his hands on one of our mobile
phones. He knew he wasn't supposed to have it, so when he heard us
coming, he got rid of it as quickly as possible...into the kitchen
sink, where it landed in a pot full of water. Since we hadn't for the
insurance, we had to find a used one to replace it (which
was still cheaper than the insurance, by the way). But if we'd had
Verizon's new CASIO G'zOne Brigade, this wouldn't have been a problem. read more »
I always enjoy reading Developer's Blog posts. (Maybe because, as a critic, I get to deconstruct games so it's fun to see them constructed.) Legacy started a new series of posts from the developers of the forthcoming "Criminal Minds" tie-in game. You can find the first post here.
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Have you ever wondered where your kids are when they're wandering around the neighborhood? Ever wondered if that neighborhood they walk through on the way to and from school is a safe one? Life360 gives you the tools to know where your kids are and find out if they're safe. 
As part of the on-going celebration of the 80th anniversary of Nancy Drew, Her Interactive is releasing an updated version of the very first Nancy Drew computer game; Secrets Can Kill. Based on the 1986 novel in the Nancy Drew Files series, the game begins with the death of a high school student named Jake Rogers. 
I suppose it a sign of the times that the rebellious rock stars of the sixties are now so completely mainstream that they appear on children's television. Who would have guessed that Roger Daltry, lead vocalist and founder of The Who, would wind up giving voice to a friendly dragon named Argon in the award-winning DVD series The Wheels on the Bus? 
Legacy Interactive has a lot to offer fans of medical TV shows. On the side of drama, they're offering the soon-to-be-released 