E3 may have just ended and with a lack of booth babes. But not the on-going ChinaJoy 2008 (the Chinese equivalent of E3) at Shanghai (17th to 19th July).
The video shows the booth babes of Shanda and we can see you can’t use your both hands (and probably legs) to count them all.
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Dungeon & Fighter can be described as a cute MMO beat ‘em up with job classes such as ghost knight, fighter, gunner, magician and priest. However Dungeon & Fighter in China decides to make the game sexier…by using an all-female models cosplay cast.
Gallery {Gamespot China}
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Although Dead or Alive Online (DOA Online) is still in beta in China, wallpapers of various female DOA fighters in different settings are out to pacify fans. In 1280×960 and 1440×900.
Image: Tecmo
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Another PSP look-alike from China. Called the 2PG (2 Player Game), it sports a 2.4-inch LCD, 5 built-in games and TV-out function. However, the main draw of this portable is its price of 200 yuan ($29). A 78-game-in-1 cartridge is only around 30 yuan.
Small price, BIG draw.
Image & Via: Sina
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MYM]Moon, Jang Jae Ho, a professional Warcarft III gamer, has donated $4300 to the earthquake relief. His team, Meet Your Makers (MYM), has also contributed $2000 to aid Sichuan earthquake victims.
Gamers are a helpful lot too.*Wink*
Image & Via: 电子竞技专区第一游戏博客
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Entertainment offerings including online gaming has came to a standstill during the three-day official mourning period for the quake victims.
During the official mourning period, the government has taken the unusual step of effectively shutting down entertainment in China — silencing karaoke parlors, forcing entertainment programming off Web sites and TV stations, shutting down online games […]
Many individuals and countries have pledged their contributions towards Sichuan’s earthquake aid. Asian gaming companies such as Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong have came up with the Panda Saru PSP bundle to raise funds. As you might guess, Panda Saru is the mascot of the quake’s fund raising activities.
The Panda Saru Limited Edition PSP bundle […]
The recent massive earthquake at Sichuan, China, has claimed many lives and help from all around the world is pooled together to overcome the crisis. China gaming-related companies such as Sohu, Shanda, Tencent and Perfect World have reacted fast to the calling and millions of yuan were raised at press time.
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Dead or Alive Online or DOA Online, an online DOA fighting game by Tecmo (Japan) and Shanda (China) will have its alpha testing in China on 15th May. This is the first time DOA is unveiled in China and not in Japan. The Alpha setup file is 590MB and it needs 20 to 30 minutes […]
My personal fave - Hebe (S.H.E) for World of Warcraft in China
When not singing or filming, Asian celebs such as S.H.E, Jay Chou, Jolin Tsai, Rainie Yang and many more are doubling as spokespersons for many online games, MMORPGs or casual games. It’s a win-win (money) situation for both celebs and game companies. Hit the […]
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Written by Patrick Quek [email], and Amy Tucker [email] for b5media.
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