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Keep following the perilous production of the hottest new 'Breakdance meets Beat-Down' video game, Banana Boogie Battle. "Bustin' a Mo-Cap" is Famous Games Inc.'s 2nd Developer Diaries webisode and features "Big Wiggle," the breakdancing bomb and model for the game's dance moves.

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It's an all new 190 North! We slip into the Cirque Du Soleil world of Banana Shpeel! Plus we check out America's Store, and we get invited to a famous Chicago chef's home for a dinner cooked by another local celeb, Top Chef winner Stephanie Izard! And we head to Stanley's for the 190 Big Deal to grab great grub and drinks, on the cheap!

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"The Concept Behind the Concept of the Making of the Concept:" With only one week left before the release of their flagship title, "Banana Boogie Battle," Famous Games Inc. struggles to complete its gaming masterpiece. Check in on Mondays for new releases of the Banana Boogie Battle Mockumentary Web Series.

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