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With the mobile social app Foursquare, you walk into a restaurant or nightclub, eyeball the crowd, and try to figure out who’s who. Suddenly, real life is like visiting a dungeon in World of Warcraft .

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Here’s a conversation starter amongst the video game-loving crowd: What’s the top franchise of all time?

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If you’re wondering what the internal goings-on at Blizzard consist of, grab yourself something to eat and kick back. We’ve got the entire hour-long keynote speech at the Austin Game Developer’s Conference down below. Blizzard’s J. Allen Brack and Frank Pearce were on-hand to walk a slightly hungover crowd through the way they make things work and how their teams are organized. Click below for the full audio, or for those of you on the go, download it here . Listen to Blizzard’s “Univ

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1. The queue snaked all the way round the Islington Academy onto Upper Street even while I was eating half a chicken in Nando’s. Medium with loads of garlic sauce, FYI. 2. I got there late and walked up the stairs ACTUALLY BEHIND THE BAND. Jeremy did some lunges up against a wall before going onstage. I do lunges sometimes. This means he is as cool as me. 3. I was easily in the oldest 10 per cent of the crowd and I still sang along… really badly… ruining the experience for everyon

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