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Founder Fridays Helps NY Entrepreneurs to Network
NY Convergence
Upon moving to NY after successfully starting two venture-backed tech companies in Silicon Valley, Margaret Wallace, founder of Playmatics, was surprised at how difficult it was to connect with investors when she tried to start a third called Rebel ...


A place for women tech entrepreneurs to network
Crain's New York Business (blog)
When Margaret Wallace, founder and chief of online gaming startup Playmatics, moved to New York from Silicon Valley in 2005, she had already launched two tech companies, both backed by venture capitalists along Menlo Park's famous Sand Hill Road.

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Uncharted 3 Day#1: Revisiting the Past

April 10, 2012 by Nick Fortugno

So, another long time away due to travel, work, prolonged illness, general life chaos, and frankly, boredom with Arkham City, but we’re back with a vengeance with Uncharted 3. You’ll remember what I said about Uncharted 2 in a previous post, and I had no reason to believe that 3 will be anything but the same exciting, limited-agency, roller coaster thrill romp. And what did I find?

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Arkham City Day#7: The Race for the Cure

January 17, 2012 by Nick Fortugno

Day#7 is just solidifying my opinion of the game. On the plus side, the core fighting and predation are good. On the minus, the narrative continues to scrap along the bottom of stupidity, this time by introducing things that the player hasn’t been prepared for at all and expecting you to buy it or care.

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Arkham City Day#6: A Trial in Many Senses

January 7, 2012 by Nick Fortugno

I had a long time away from games as I watched all of The Wire recently (very good, by the way), so it’s a return to Batman with fresh eyes. Verdict so far is still the same: great moment to moment gameplay, awful boss battles, and dumb dumb narrative.

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