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Today on Offworld

Brandon Boyer at 9:25 pm Tue, Jan 27, 2009

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Today on Offworld, we saw a number of fantastic fan created work: from the latest in Olly Moss's Penguin Classics-inspired cover art, this time the pure essence of Valve's Half-Life, to an amazing Photoshop-meets-MadWorld faux magazine ad for Sega's upcoming hyperviolent Wii game. We also heard news of two new Wii channels we hope make it to the states soon: an enhanced Wii Fit channel that connects users directly to health professionals and an extension of the photo-printing service that lets you print business cards featuring your Mii. Elsewhere we again went behind the music of cult RPG Mother 3 and its classical influences, heard that we'd be playing more remade Banjo Kazooie on Xbox Live Arcade in April, downloaded new free indie game soundtracks from our new favorite net-label, considered buying a new Sam & Max resin statue, and best of all, saw that classic EA strategy/board game Archon is officially heading to the iPhone.

Just trying to live a wild, pure, simple life.

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