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Drawn By Pain

Drawn by Pain is the Webby Award-winning, mixed live-action/animated series in twelve parts. Starting Monday, May 19th, The Escapist will premiere a new episode of Drawn by Pain plus additional commentary from the creators of this ground-breaking, award-winning series.

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The cancellation of its U.S. distribution deal means that Postal, the latest addition to the Uwe Boll hit parade, will open on only four screens across the country.

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GTA IV fans can look forward to an album of tunes culled and inspired by the game.

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The NPD sales numbers for April are out, and even without a Grand Theft Auto IV push, Nintendo is still killing everything it sees.

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British videogame industry figures have created a new charity to support sick children in the country.

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Nintendo has apologized to all its customers who took offense at being called 'fat' by the popular new Wii Fit game.

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The state of Georgia has introduced the 2008 Entertainment Industry Investment Act, a new tax break for entertainment production companies that includes videogame developers.

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Drawn by Pain Trailer

Starting Monday, May 19th, The Escapist will premiere a new episode of Drawn by Pain plus additional commentary from the creators of this ground-breaking, award-winning series.

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Syphilis and CCGs: Magic: The Gathering's Shadowmoor Expansion

Joe revisits his misspent youth while sampling Magic: The Gathering's latest expansion, Shadowmoor.

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Unforgotten Realms Episode One: The Remaking of Heroes

The Escapist is proud to present Unforgotten Realms, the epic tale of Sir Schmoopy of Awesometon, the dual nunchuk-wielding sorcerer and Eluamous Nailo, Master Wizard in training.

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Dysfunctional Serial Monogamy

By pandering to gamers' obsessively forward-thinking approach to their hobby, the media and industry both encourage an enthusiast culture that, for the most part, suffers from an inability to thoughtfully examine the games its consumes.

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