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AJ is a former freelance games journalist who now works in business development at Oculus.

Latest articles by AJ_Glasser

Destineer Preview Explosion

By AJ_Glasser published 18 December 07

Two new games on the scene, early 2008

Racing

Blokus Portable: Steambot Championship

By AJ_Glasser published 18 December 07

A match made in PSP heaven

Puzzle

Activision to PS3 Rock Band players: Screw you

By AJ_Glasser published 13 December 07

One more reason to buy the 360 version instead

Games

Arkadian Warriors - Xbox Live Arcade review

By AJ_Glasser published 11 December 07

AKA "Champions of Norrath Lite"

Adventure

Twisted Metal: Head-On: Extra Twisted Edition

By AJ_Glasser published 5 December 07

Jaffe's back on the scene and still doesn't know when to say when

Games

John Deere: Harvest in the Heartland review

By AJ_Glasser published 22 November 07

A perfect example of why commercials shouldn't be video games

Games

New Mass Effect vids

By AJ_Glasser published 15 November 07

Are you getting excited about the intergalactic apocalypse? We are

Mass Effect

Teenage Zombies: Invasion of the Alien Brain Thingys - first look

By AJ_Glasser published 31 October 07

A stroke of good logic

Adventure

Code Lyoko: Quest for Infinity - hands-on

By AJ_Glasser published 16 October 07

X.a.n.a. strikes the Wii in the newest installment of Code Lyoko video games

Action

New details for Mario and Sonic at the Olympics

By AJ_Glasser published 27 September 07

16 characters, 4 character types, 3 play modes, and 18 events - you do the math

Sports

New Zelda game for the Wii

By AJ_Glasser published 10 September 07

Link's Crossbow Training unveiled

Adventure

Monster Hunter Freedom 2 review

By AJ_Glasser published 29 August 07

They forgot the freedom, but the monsters are damn pretty

Monster Hunter

Dragoneer's Aria review

By AJ_Glasser published 22 August 07

Sounds more like a dirge

RPG

Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology review

By AJ_Glasser published 18 July 07

Stripped-down side story still has the goods

RPG

E3 07: Mirror's Edge announced for 2008

By AJ_Glasser published 11 July 07

EA's new title to change the image of first-person action adventures

Action

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