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Shoulders Of Giants is an action co-op game about a frog riding a robot from developers Moving Pieces Interactive.

This week on the Electronic Wireless Show podcast we're discussing what games we'd like to be made into toys, and why.

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In a captive import enterprise that began in 1979, Dodge sold Mitsubishi's compact pickup (aka Mighty Max in North America) to compete with the likes of the Ford (Mazda) Courier and the Chevrolet (Isuzu) LUV. Badged as the Ram 50, the truck was sold through two generations, 1979-1986 and 1987-1994. By the Nineties the second-gen was showing its age, and Dodge decided it would rather focus on its own midsize truck, the Dakota.But there was another captive import that arrived the very same ti...

Dodge's import truck story began in 1979, when the Mitsubishi Forte (or L200) arrived on North American shores, rebadged as the Dodge D-50 and Plymouth Arrow. The Ram 50 was refreshed in 1982, but was certainly due for replacement in 1987 when the second generation arrived.

Recently on Abandoned History, we learned about the Colt, a captive import Dodge/Plymouth/Eagle/AMC/Renault sold courtesy of a badge swap on some compact cars from Mitsubishi. During that series' tenure, one of our readers had a great idea: A separate Abandoned History discussion of the captive import trucks and SUV in the Dodge portfolio. The time has come!

Weve been having a run of very cold nights in central Pennsylvania, and the breeze-free mornings have been good for frozen bubble making. I went...

The Rare Rides series has featured just two Hyundai offerings in past entries, the affordable Pony that Canadians loved, and a Mitsubishi Precis that was a rebadge of the Excel. Today's larger Rare Ride was sold alongside those two in places outside the United States. Meet Stellar.

Property valued at hundreds of dollars was stolen this week from vehicles at Westwood Park, where some also were damaged, according to Mount Airy Police…

1987 Dodge Ram 50 Causes Other Japanese Pickups to Hallucinate Autoweek 2 hrs ago Murilee Martin © Dodge Division, Chrysler Corporation A television commercial for the 1987 Dodge Ram, demonstrating its superiority (in certain areas) to the Toyota Hilux, Nissan Hardbody, and the Mazda B2000. Once Ford and GM developed their homegrown Ranger and S-10, respectively, Chrysler was the last of the Detroit Big Three to continue selling rebadged Japanese small pickups in the United...