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David Smith

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We've Got A MOZA RACING R3 Sim Bundle To Give Away

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By David SMith, David Smith
| The Kotaku Times
Wannabe sim racers yearning for a sick new wheel, gather round, for I have one you might be interested in. Thanks to our mates at MOZA RACING, we’ve got a full MOZA R3 sim racing wheel and pedals to give away to one lucky reader. Defined by MOZA itself as the benchmark for entry-level racing, the R3 Wheel and Pedals bundle features a 3.9Nm DD Servo Motor, aviation-grade aluminium construction and durable ISF PU grips with immersive rumble feedback and precision steering.
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It's Been A Wild Weekend For LA Noire Fans

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By David Smith Verified, David Smith
| The Kotaku Times
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Nintendo Says It’s Run Out Of Wii U Parts, Can’t Repair Them Anymore

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By David SMith, David Smith, David Smith
| gizmodo.com.au
The Wii U era has finally, definitively come to an end. Nintendo Japan says it has, at long last, run out of the parts required to continue repairing Wii U consoles and peripherals. As such, the repair shop is now permanently closed to the platform. The news came from a pair of posts on the company’s Japanese social media accounts. “We have posted “Notice regarding the planned end of repairs for the Wii U console and peripherals.”” reads a translation of the first post.
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