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On the heels of his SXSW keynote speech and intimate performance at Austin’s The Moody Theatre, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band kicked off their proper tour with a 24-song, 2-hour and 45-minute performance that celebrated their latest album Wrecking Ball and paid tribute to late E Street Band saxophonist Clarence Clemons. read more
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If you haven’t been playing close attention, you’d be forgiven for thinking of Atlus’ Catherine as “that sex game,” or something like that. Pre-release marketing focused on the blond curl and apple blush, the stocking hems and saucy liquor-sips of the title character—bet you thought I’d say “titular,” right? Yeah, no. The hook for Catherine wasn’t just its lissome leading lady, but the idea that she was the avatar for a mature game. A game about a man’s sex life; a game for adults.... read more
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