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Lord of the Rings Game for PSP Confirmed
July 18, 2005 - The Playstation Portable gets a taste of Middle-Earth... |
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Small Game-maker Acquires Full License for Middle-earth - Vivendi Cedes Control
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Peter Jackson sues New Line Cinema - Profits from FOTR at Issue
March 2, 2005 - "The New Zealand-based filmmaker has filed a lawsuit against his Oscar-winning trilogy's distributor, New Line Cinema, claiming the studio has stiffed him on potentially millions of dollars in profits from the first Rings installment, 2001's The Fellowship of the Ring..." |
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The Lord of the Rings; Middle-Earth The Third Age - The latest lotr game from EA games
February 17, 2005 - |
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Decipher Offers New Promo Foils For The Lord of the Rings TCG - Press release
January 30, 2005 - " Decipher will be adding a new subset of collectible foil promo cards to The Lord of the Rings TCG, beginning with the March 18, 2005 release of Black Rider." |
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Decipher Offers New Entry Options For The Lord of the Rings TCG Players - Press Release
December 9, 2004 - "Decipher ensures the longevity of The Lord of the Rings Trading Card Game by offering an entry point for new players and announcing a rotation schedule that levels the playing field for all players while still allowing older cards to maintain their value..." |
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Lord of the Rings: The Third Age Video Game Review - We put EA's new LOTR RPG under the microscope.
November 9, 2004 - On the whole, The Third Age is a good-but-not-great console RPG. Whether it's for you or not is very dependent on how much you like lots of easy to control turn based fighting, a fast and loose approach to Tolkien's story. If you're an easy-going gamer who has no problem with spending 40-odd hours killing orcs, I suggest you pick up The Third Age soon |
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Frodo Flops on the Small Screen - Fellowship Pulls in at 12th Place
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Turbine builds the buzz for 'Middle-Earth Online' New Zealand Herald August 23, 2004
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Happy 50th to FOTR! - July 19th, 1954
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