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I love video games!! check it out has this one found a bottom?

Also recent pr's:

1) Bam! dismisses mass layoff reports

State of Emergency 2 publisher says it has only let go of one of its 130 staffers.
Earlier today, reports began to circulate on the Web that Bam! Entertainment, publisher of the first Way of the Samurai and the upcoming State of Emergency 2, has laid off large numbers of staffers and contractors from its publicity department.


However, when contacted by GameSpot, Bam! Entertainment vice president of product development Robert Daly denied the reports, saying only one position had been eliminated. "Staff-wise, we let one person go from public relations," Daly said. He also said three outside contractors--only one of which had PR and marketing responsibilities--are no longer providing services to the San Jose and Scotland-based publisher.

In other Bam! news, Daly confirmed that the company's upcoming PlayStation 2 title, Bujingai: The Forsaken City, is just days away from going gold. "It is moving along fine and now in Sony submission," he told GameSpot. Daly added that State of Emergency 2, which is being developed by the now Bam!-owned VIS Entertainment, is also on track for its release next year.


2) Bam signs Nintendo Starsky & Hutch titles

Bam! Entertainment announces that it will release the GameCube and Game Boy Advance versions of Starsky & Hutch in North America this month.
Bam! Entertainment today announced that it will release the GameCube and Game Boy Advance versions of Starsky & Hutch in North America later this month. The game, which was released for the PC, PlayStation 2, and Xbox last year, is based on the '70s TV show of the same name and sees players pursuing criminals through the streets of Bay City in the show's famous red and white Gran Torino.


I plan on watching this one.....
 



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