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Atari's US arm is trying to break off from its France-based parent company, Atari SA. It's filed for bankruptcy and is selling all its assets.

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Research conducted by investment bank Digi-Capital claims that the industry is set to be worth $83 billion by the year 2016. We'd like to see a coin block that could hold that much moolah.

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Let me get this out of the way first -- I LOVE the Pinball Hall of Fame. Whenever I get the chance to leave the smog and muck of Los Angeles for the heat and muck of Las Vegas, I make sure to always stop by one of the greatest places for pinheads on the planet. You'll love this edition of the Arcade Spotlight!

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Missoula has some great bars. We all know that! But, I was shocked to learn that we had a bar make Esquire magazine's "15 Bars Every Man Should Drink in Before He Dies" list.

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Check out the first images of Avalanche Studios' Disney Infinity in action.

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The Brooklyn Nets, who, along with the Boston Celtics, are the NBA's hottest team, courtesy of a six-game winning streak, look to keep riding high tonight when they entertain the Toronto Raptors, one of six games highlighting the association this evening.

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So, you think the people in your town are nice, do you? Well, how do they stack up against the rest of the country?

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The meeting between Vice President Joe Biden, his task force, and the video game industry took place on Friday, January 11th, 2013. Christopher Ferguson, who offered his opinions on the proposed Southington, Connecticut video game burning, has shared his thoughts on the proceedings.

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The StarCraft 2 team has posted on the battle.net blog with an apology for being late with the paid name change feature. How did they say sorry?

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This week's spotlight on violent video games does not start and stop with the actions and words of Vice President Joe Biden. A nationwide survey commissioned by Common Sense Media and the Center for American Progress found that an estimated 89% of parents believe violence in video games is a problem.

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