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Ubisoft still listing Watch Dogs for release on Wii U
Despite cancellation rumours.
Ubisoft still plans to release a Wii U version of its open-world adventure Watch Dogs, a product schedule released by the company today indicates.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance footage of horses wonderful horses
You hoof to see it.
Aren't horses amazing things?! Some of the best even go on to become unicorns and they do magic and can sometimes have wings and that's just mind blowing!
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Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends for PlayStation 3 and Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends Complete Edition for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita launch in Europe on 4th April 2014, Tecmo Koei has announced.
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Video | Video: Let's Play Rambo: The Video Game
"Don't push it."
Misunderstood war machine, philanthropist, pin-up - call him what you like, but he is John Rambo, a soldier. He served his country and they chewed him up and spat him out. Someone needs to tell his tale.
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Video | Video: See some more of Velocity 2X in action
Turrican do.
There's not really a shortage of games to play on the Vita, but if you're looking for one of the very best then you can't really go wrong with Velocity, a 2D shooter with an Amiga aesthetic and a refreshingly progressive sense of design.
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Microsoft's Siri-rival Cortana will be powered by Foursquare - report
Welcome home, John.
Microsoft's upcoming virtual assistant for Windows Phone 8.1 will be built around Foursquare technology, a new report has revealed.
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Digital Foundry | Call of Duty: Ghosts Xbox One patch hits performance
Frame-rates lower than launch version.
Last week Infinity Ward released an update for Call of Duty: Ghosts, designed to prepare the game for the recently released Onslaught DLC in addition to implementing various bug fixes, new features and balance tweaks to the title's multiplayer mode. The goal was to create a more stable and fairer online experience that is better suited for tournament play, but shortly after the patch went live players started noticing significant performance issues with the Xbox One version of the game, to the point where even "sub-20" frame-rates were reported.
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Free-to-play online game Transformers Universe has been transformed into what developer Jagex calls a MOTA.
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GAME to take on CEX with new pre-owned focused stores
But GAMEtronics brand will also sell new games and hardware.
UK retailer GAME has re-launched two of its stores under a new brand, GAMEtronics, which will focus on selling pre-owned items.
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Digital Foundry | PlayStation Vita PCH-2000 review
Can a slim and light chassis trump the screen downgrade?
This review was originally published on October 28, 2013 and has been updated to reflect differences between the Japanese and European price strategies for the new Vita.
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Work on The Banner Saga 2 will commence
"We'll be able to keep working for a long time to come."
The Banner Saga seems to have been both a critical and, crucially, a commercial success. Developer Stoic announced to followers on Facebook last night that work on a second instalment in the planned trilogy will commence.
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Diablo 3 sales hit 15m as WOW subs rise
Activision reckons Destiny will be the "best-selling new video game IP in history".
Sales of action role-playing game Diablo 3 have now reached 15m, Activision Blizzard has announced.
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Sometimes, game demonstrations are like the oddest school assembly you've ever attended. It's not just the awkward show-and-tell nature, but those strange special guests who are carted on-stage with a slight pang of confusion glistening behind their eyes. Ringo, Paul and whichever NBA star had to take to an E3 stage in the wake of a live beat poetry performance aren't the only ones. I'll never forget the time Brothers in Arms decided to herald its recreation of WW2's Operation Market Garden by getting a veteran of the campaign to relive his own experiences through the alien medium of an Xbox controller. It wasn't a pretty sight.
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Sega announces Sonic Boom for 3DS and Wii U
UPDATE: The Japanese Sonic Team is working on something else.
UPDATE: 12.14am: Veteran Sonic game developer Takashi Iizuka confirmed to Polygon that Sonic Boom isn't coming to Japan and the Japanese Sonic Team will continue to make Sonic games in parallel to Big Red Button and Sanzaru's titles.
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The Last of Us: Left Behind is a two-hour triumph
Writer Neil Druckmann on skipping Ish, exploring Ellie and bringing the story to a close.
You've likely waited over six months for a fresh hit of The Last of Us's story - so the last thing I'm going to do, with less than a week to go, is spoil for you what makes Left Behind, a prequel of sorts that explores some of Ellie's backstory, so special. I'll share a few numbers with you, though: Left Behind takes some two hours from beginning to end, and in that time I welled up once, while thinking to myself that Naughty Dog has done it again a couple times more. It's an expansion as brave and thoughtful as the original, retaining the quality of Joel and Ellie's story and enhancing it in subtle, moving ways.
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Court favours Valve in not allowing digital content resells
German consumer group fails to blow off Steam.
Last September German consumer group Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband filed a complaint against Valve for its End-User License Agreement (EULA) disallowing the reselling of digital content. Earlier this week the German court ruled in favour of Valve.
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Call of Duty series enters three-year dev cycle
Sledgehammer Games will round out the dev trio.
Call of Duty games are about to get even more lavish as its upcoming titles will get 50 per cent more time in development. That's right, the franchise is migrating to a three-year dev cycle with series stalwarts Infinity Ward and Treyarch being joined by Sledgehammer Games as the trio of devs who will take turns releasing CoD games.
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The Wolf Among Us Xbox 360 Season Passes aren't working
UPDATE: Microsoft has distributed download codes to those affected.
UPDATE 7/2/2014 12.30am: Microsoft has distributed download codes for The Wolf Among Us Episode Two to all Season Pass holders.
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Titanfall on Xbox 360 slips to late March
For "finishing touches" to ensure "awesome experience."
Titanfall's Xbox 360 version is being postponed two weeks for "finishing touches," EA has announced.
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Beautiful 2D RPG Child of Light dated for April
Priced at £11.99 on next-gen and current platforms.
Ubisoft's stylish 2D turn-based RPG Child of Light is slated for a 30th April release on PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Wii U and PC for £11.99.
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Dungeon Keeper Android's rating system filters out "1-4 star" reviews
UPDATE: EA defends practice as making it "easier" to send feedback.
UPDATE 9.07pm: EA Mobile has responded to allegations that the publisher was up to something sneaky by filtering 1-4 star in-app reviews of Dungeon Keeper away from the Google Play Store so players could e-mail feeback instead. A spokesperson for the publisher offered the following statement:
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Double Fine launches Amnesia Fortnight 2014 with Pendleton Ward
Vote for your favourite ideas. Buy Humble Bundle prototypes, games.
It's that time again, folks! Psychonauts and Broken Age developer Double Fine is embarking on its third Amnesia Fortnight, the process in which the studio takes a two week hiatus from whatever else it's working on to develop prototypes for four bonkers new game ideas.
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Mobile hit Flappy Bird makes $50K a day in ad revenue
After being downloaded 50 million times.
Minimalist free-to-play time-killing phenomenon Flappy Bird is making a whopping $50K a day in ad revenue.
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Silicon Knights' appeal against $9.2m Epic judgement fails
But is the company still around to pay damages?
Canadian studio Silicon Knights, developer of Eternal Darkness, Too Human and X-Men Destiny, has suffered another blow with the failure of its appeal against a judgement ordering it to pay Unreal Engine maker Epic Games $9.2 million in damages following a costly legal battle that began in 2005.
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Killzone Shadow Fall patch adds forced 30fps option
Locks single-player to a smoother 30fps.
A new patch for PlayStation 4 launch title Killzone Shadow Fall will let you force its single-player frame-rate to 30fps, developer Guerrilla Games has detailed.
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The Android version of Final Fantasy 6 is out now and costs £11
UPDATE: Now on iOS too.
UPDATE 06/02/14: Square Enix's new mobile version of Final Fantasy 6 is now available on iOS, priced £10.99.
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Music school teacher behind "deaf" Onimusha composer revealed
"I saw no signs that he could not hear."
The mystery composer behind "Japan's Beethoven" has been revealed.
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EA announces 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil game
UPDATE: Why no PS4/Xbox One version? Largest audience still on current-gen, says EA.
UPDATE 14:40 06/02/2014: EA has confirmed the FIFA World Cup game is exclusive to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
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Video | Video: Could Far Cry 4 be set in the Himalayas?
Snow joke.
Far Cry 3 was, in critical terms, a bit of alright. A reboot of a reboot (it seems the Far Cry series will forever exist in a cycle that ignores what's gone before), Ubisoft Montreal's first person shooter found an open world sweet spot that made for one of 2012's most intoxicating treats. 10/10, basically.
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Review | Kaz: Pushing the Virtual Divide review
This Sony-funded vanity doc about Mr Gran Turismo is more than a puff piece - but only just.
At first glance, you'd think this documentary film about Polyphony Digital founder Kazunori Yamauchi is just artfully disguised marketing for Gran Turismo. That's because your first glance is of the words "Sony Computer Entertainment presents"; it is just disguised marketing, part of Sony's promo blowout celebrating the series' 15th anniversary and the release of GT6. But that doesn't mean the film doesn't have an interesting subject and a few things to say, although it has some trouble articulating them.
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