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TT Games doing a Lego Movie video game
Emmet surprise.
Which licence will TT Games Lego-ify next? The Lego Movie licence!
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Sony tested PlayStation 4 controller that sensed how much you sweat
"We tried out a tremendous number of things."
Sony experimented with a PlayStation 4 controller prototype that could detect how much you sweated while playing a game.
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F1 2013 announced, available in standard and premium 'Classic' editions
UPDATE: Classic Edition £10 more than standard version.
UPDATE: The Classic Edition of F1 2013 is £10 more than the standard edition.
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Final DLC for Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches gets release date
Daud and proud.
Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches, the final add-on for Bethesda's excellent stealth adventure, arrives for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on 13th August (and the day after that for PS3 in Europe).
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Police Quest creator launches Kickstarter for Precinct
Jim Walls returns with new police adventure game.
Jim Walls, creator of classic Sierra series Police Quest, has returned with a Kickstarter for a spiritual successor.
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Apple is preparing a $280 million offer for motion-sensing firm PrimeSense, whose technology Microsoft currently uses in Kinect.
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Etrian Odyssey 4: Legends of the Titan out in Europe soon
In real life shops and on the eShop.
Etrian Odyssey 4: Legends of the Titan comes out in Europe on 30th August 2013.
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BioWare reminisces as KOTOR turns 10
"I remember one moment very clearly..."
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How Plants vs. Zombies 2 works as a free-to-play game so far
Fruit and wedge?
Plants vs. Zombies 2 launched last week on the Australian and New Zealand App Stores, and I've been playing it over the last few days. Since this is a soft launch, however, it feels safe to assume that EA is still doing the final balancing on this free-to-play game's monetised elements before the rest of the world gets to try it out. Rather than go straight to a review, then, we thought it would be best to provide a sense of where the game is at the moment, with a particular eye on how the new business model affects the overall design. The basic structure of this tower-defence sequel presumably isn't going to change that much in the weeks that follow, but the vital details of its economy and how that affects the flow of the missions just might.
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Microsoft names next free game for Xbox 360 Gold subscribers
UPDATE: Assassin's Creed 2 free today, with sale on other AC games.
UPDATE #2: Assassin's Creed 2 is now free to download and keep forever for every Xbox Live Gold subscriber.
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Sony relaxes Video Unlimited DRM policy on PlayStation
Buy a video or TV show and download infinitely.
Sony has relaxed its Video Unlimited digital rights management policy on PlayStation devices.
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ArenaNet: Guild Wars 1 "could last forever"
"Even without anybody really touching it."
There are still people playing famed eight-year-old MMO Guild Wars 1, and developer ArenaNet has no intention of abandoning them.
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Diablo 3 won't hit PS4 until 2014
And presumably also Xbox One.
Diablo 3 launches 3rd September on PS3 and Xbox 360, but it won't arrive on PS4 (and presumably Xbox One) until 2014, Blizzard has said.
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Monaco dev laments "disappointing" Xbox sales
Blames last minute delay and demo.
The developer of wonderful robbery simulator Monaco has expressed his disappointment at sales of the game on Xbox.
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Gareth Bale joins Messi on the cover of FIFA 14
EA will be hoping Spurs star stays at Spurs.
Gareth Bale joins Lionel Messi on the cover of FIFA 14, EA has announced.
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Review | Civilization 5: Brave New World review
Cultural victory.
I have lost count of the cups of tea that have gone to waste at Firaxis' expense. The Civilization 5 developer is responsible for dozens left half-finished and forgotten, their heat dissipating as the decades roll by and Leonard Nimoy's honeyed tones note the founding of another milestone in human history or landmark feat of ingenuity. Scores more have gone cold as the music from that Hovis advert induces a Zen-like state and centuries run into hours and millennia stretch into days.
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Microsoft slashes Surface RT tablet prices by 30 per cent
It's not over til the fat lady Bings.
Microsoft has issued a worldwide price drop for its struggling Surface RT tablet.
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Video | Watch us play Cube World from 5pm BST
Once more round the block.
Cube World could very well be this year's thing. And by 'thing' I mean phenomenally successful indie hit that captures everyone's imagination.
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Codemasters raids history to revitalise its series.
It hasn't, by any standards, been a classic year for F1 so far. Sebastian Vettel's on course for a fourth consecutive title, and while the sport hasn't quite plumbed the depths witnessed during the last period of dominance by a German driver it's been at its weakest for some time, the racing only kept interesting as the playground politics seep onto the track in action that's blandly artificial. So it makes some sense, then, that the debut of this year's tie-in game shifts the focus away from the contemporary tedium of fast-degrading tire compounds to an era that's more famous for its full-blooded exploits. For the first time in Codemasters' tenure on F1, classic cars are making an appearance.
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Xbox One's Family Sharing feature may return, Microsoft says
"[It's] not about 'we're going to take our toys and go home'."
Xbox One's now-dead Family Sharing feature may return to the console post-launch, depending on the public appetite for it.
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Warner Bros. has released a new video for the upcoming open-world Mad Max game, and it shows in-engine footage for the first time.
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Ex-Blizzard artist reveals indie action game Rack N Ruin trailer
Going down a storm.
Former Blizzard artist Tyler Hunter has shown off a new trailer for Rack N Ruin, the open-world action game in development at his indie studio LifeSpark Entertainment.
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Sony ditches appeal over £250,000 PSN hack fine
"We continue to disagree with the decision on the merits."
Sony has ditched its appeal over the fine it received for the PlayStation Network hack of April 2011.
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Microsoft shows Glacius for Killer Instinct, teases Chief Thunder
Combo breaker combo breakers.
At the Evo 2013 fighting game tournament Microsoft showed off a new trailer for Killer Instinct, revealing Glacius and teasing Chief Thunder.
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Capcom announces Ultra Street Fighter 4
Hugo! Poison! Elena! Rolento! Someone else!
Capcom has announced Ultra Street Fighter 4 for release on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in early 2014.
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Elite dev Frontier raises £4m from sale of shares
Cambridge-based company valued at £39.4 million.
Elite developer Frontier has raised £4 million after putting shares in the company up for sale.
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Valve announces Pipeline website to help train teens
Gabe wants you.
Half-Life developer Valve has announced Pipeline, a new website aimed at helping high school-aged teens get into the game industry.
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Martian Manhunter is the 5th DLC character for Injustice
Gameplay trailer shows off fighting style.
Martian Manhunter is the fifth downloadable character for fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us.
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Xian crowned Street Fighter 4 Evo 2013 champion
Flocker wins Marvel.
Singaporean player Xian has been crowned Street Fighter 4 Evo 2013 champion after defeating Japanese player Tokido in the grand final.
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Review | Project X Zone review
Clash of heroes.
Combining scores of characters from a range of Japanese video game series, themselves pulled from the back catalogues of three major publishers, tactical RPG Project X Zone is perhaps the best-populated fan service game ever made.
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