
August 27, 2008
As you can see, we’ve been our usual busy bee selves around the Yovia network this week. From a new celebrity top 10 to a Prevention Buzz Blogger editor’s choice post, there’s a little eclectic something for everyone.

August 20, 2008
Hump day - and a busy one at that. But when do we slouch around the Yovia network? Never. So here’s what we’ve been buzzing with as the week’s rolled by.

August 15, 2008
Welcome back to our Friday edition of our Digg round-up, where we bring you the latest buzz around the Yovia network. Here’s what’s happening:

August 13, 2008
It’s been a while since we caught up with you about the activity around the Yovia network. It’s been plenty - and we’re bringing you just a small slice of the buzz pie today! Check it out, digg it, love it.

July 30, 2008
Another Wednesday, another week rolling on at Yovia! Here’s some of the latest buzz from around our network:

July 23, 2008
We hope you’re all having a great week. We certainly are - the Yovia network is buzzing as always, and every day there’s something new in the mix. Here’s the latest:

July 18, 2008
Another Friday’s rolled ’round, and with it closes another busy week here in the Yovia network. Here’s a taste of what we’ve been up to:

July 16, 2008
Things are really hopping around the Yovia network. Let’s cut straight to the action!
Capcom has done it again, kept the ever-popular Resident Evil series going. The Resident Evil hero, Chris Redfield returns and is embarking on another adventure, this one taking him across the globe. The game is set to be released in Japan on March 12th 2009 and in North America and Europe on March 13th 2009. The game was created to be played on Xbox360 and PS3 and will have a similar game play to Resident Evil 4 as well as a setting similar to Black Hawk Down. You will also be able to play the game co-operatively and the two characters will not have to stay in the same area as in most RPG games but may even separate.
The game takes place 10 years after the outbreak of the original Resident Evil. The setting is an unnamed African country near a line of active volcanoes. This being said, in the trailer many of the zombies had African descent, meaning a darker skin tone. When people saw the trailer and the zombies being of darker color they were quick to call for a racial wrong doing on the part of Capcom and the new producer Jun Takeuchi. It would only be natural for zombies in a setting in Africa to be of African descent. In Resident Evil 4 the zombies were Spanish, yet no one believed it to be racist. To the many die-hard gamers who know of Takeuchi and Capcom’s work they know better than to think this could be the case. Takeuchi did Onimusha and has a credible background in the gamer world. Although this came up has a controversy Takeuchi denies that the comments claiming racism had any partake in the altering of the game design.
Story By Cortney Smith