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Justin has been a gamer since the Intellivision days back in the early 80′s. He started writing about and covering the video game industry in 2008. In his spare time he is also a bit of a gun-nut and Star Wars nerd.

Justin Alderman - Page 28

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#PS4NoDRM Begins Final Pre-E3 Push To Stop Xbox One And PS4 Used Game DRM
Shortly after Microsoft concluded the Kinect-powered, Live TV segment of their Xbox One reveal last month, company representatives began offering conflicting statements in regards to how the next-gen console would handle used games. Eventually, Microsoft's PR department began dodging the pre-owned question altogether by using a "we will tell you about it later" response, but that statement was quickly overshadowed by a disturbing report from MCV.
Justin Alderman Justin Alderman Jun 4, 2013
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PlayStation 4 Eye Camera Might Not Be Bundled With The Console
Early reports after Sony's February PlayStation 4 event stated that the new Eye camera would be bundled with the system, making it a standard part of the next-gen console's hardware. While these reports dovetailed with pre-announcement PS4 rumors, a new discovery in Sony's DualShock 4 video seems to indicate that the camera is not bundled with the console but is actually "sold separately."
Justin Alderman Justin Alderman Jun 2, 2013
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Electronic Arts Pulling Existing Online Pass Fee From XBLA And PSN
Earlier this month the benevolent executives at Electronic Arts decided that the time was right to finally pay attention to three years of customer complaints, and drop their controversial Online Pass system from all their future games. Today, EA has taken the next step in that process and confirmed that they will also be removing the program in their existing titles over the coming weeks.
Justin Alderman Justin Alderman May 30, 2013
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