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Nintendo found guilty of patent infringement over glasses-free 3D
Required to pay $30.2 million to ex-Sony inventor.
Last month former Sony inventor Seijiro Tomita sued Nintendo for infringing on his patent for a glasses-free 3D display. Today, Rueters reported that a federal jury in New York found the Kyoto-based console manufacturer guilty.
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Lone Survivor's PS3 and Vita port due this summer
UPDATE: Release date narrowed to July. Adds new locations, sidequests, items and an additional ending.
Update: The Lone Survivor PS3 and Vita port's release date has been narrowed down to July, according to a post on the EU PlayStation Blog.
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"Pay-if-you-like" sci-fi adventure Dead Cyborg's sequel is out now
Finally adds mouse support.
Indie designer Endre Barath has released the follow-up to his "pay-if-you-like" sci-fi first-person adventure game Dead Cyborg.
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Doom 2 mod turns FPS into Destruction Derby... sort of
Highway to hell.
A ridiculous Doom 2 mod turns all the grunting marines into vrooming automobiles, making the whole thing resemble a crude approximation of Destruction Derby or Twisted Metal.
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Fears over the future of Star Wars games following Disney buyout of LucasArts
UPDATE: Early gameplay footage of Star Wars: First Assault leaked.
Update: Some early Star Wars: First Assault gameplay footage has leaked, showing off what the game looked like as of October/November 2012.
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Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City dev releases Windows 8 game
"Cinematic movie innovation" promised for Galactic Reign.
Slant Six Games, the developer of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, has launched Galactic Reign - a new sci-fi battler for Windows devices.
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Activision adds in-game purchases called Micro Items to Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
UPDATE: They're live and listed here.
Update: The Black Ops 2 Micro Items are available today on Xbox 360. There are nine Personalization Packs, each containing one gun decoration (all listed below), three targeting reticules and a custom player calling card. The Personalization Packs cost 160 Microsoft Points each.
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Subscription service Minecraft Realms will let you host worlds online for friends
Mojang says it could make more money than game sales.
There's a Minecraft subscription service on the cards.
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Jason Rohrer's The Castle Doctrine alpha released today
Buy now for half off.
Jason Rohrer's massively-multiplayer turn-based game of burglary and defense, The Castle Doctrine, has just been released in its alpha form.
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Soul Sacrifice launch boosts Japanese Vita sales above 3DS
While Wii U numbers dip below 10,000.
Keiji Inafune's violent Vita-exclusive Soul Sacrifice has boosted the handheld's hardware numbers above 3DS.
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Darkstalkers Resurrection released on EU PlayStation Store
Plus new Dead Space 3, Sleeping Dogs DLC.
Capcom's classic-style fighter Darkstalkers Resurrection is available to download from the EU PlayStation Store today, priced £11.99/€14.99.
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Persona 4 Arena out in Europe in May, hopefully
Fingers crossed.
Persona 4 Arena will release in Europe in May, its publisher on these shores has announced. Well, hopefully.
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Dishonored's new story-based DLC The Knife of Dunwall revealed
First of two add-ons starring antagonist assassin Daud.
Dishonored publisher Bethesda has announced two new story-based add-ons for the game starring antagonist assassin Daud.
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Maxis looking into fixing SimCity traffic problems as complaints grow about pathfinding
Hilarious player-created videos emerge.
Maxis is looking into improving SimCity's widely-discussed traffic and pathfinding problems.
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Road Rash creator "ready to do another one" using Kickstarter if there's interest
Was the Pope Catholic?
If there's enough interest, Road Rash creator Dan Geisler will crowd-fund a new Road Rash game.
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Tropical Skyrim mod waves goodbye to snow, hello to sunny paradise
Even the animals have been replaced.
Not a lot grows in Skyrim, where snow covers the ground and frozen winds rampage. I'd much rather be in the turquoise waters and lush tropical jungles of Far Cry 3.
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CD Projekt Red says Cyberpunk 2077 will have multiplayer
That's not something The Witcher studio has done before.
None of The Witcher games have yet had multiplayer, but CD Projekt Red's futuristic RPG Cyberpunk 2077 will.
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"Why should we ask how long a game is?"
"Who cares about value for money? You never question how long a movie is." Brothers' Josef Fares rallies against bloated games.
Josef Fares, the Swedish filmmaker who's teamed up with Starbreeze to make forthcoming downloadable adventure Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, has rallied against the bloated running times of many games.
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Crimson Dragon still lives - and is not far from completion
Panzer Dragoon creator's XBLA shooter still in development.
Crimson Dragon, the Kinect-powered on-rails shooter from Panzer Dragoon creator Yukio Futatsugi, is still in development, and is still coming out despite missing its initial June 2012 release date.
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Xi3 Piston maker counters Valve claim over unofficial Steam Box, issues stark message to Gabe Newell
"So Gabe, it's up to you. The ball is in your court."
Yesterday Valve said it wasn't involved with the Xi3 Piston, dubbed the unofficial Steambox, in any way.
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Review | Dead Space 3: Awakened review
Alarm call.
Short and insulting, the first narrative expansion for Dead Space 3 typifies what can go wrong when downloadable content is poorly planned and implemented. Even the word "expansion" feels too grand for what you get here. Awakened is a 90-minute epilogue that barely bothers to mask its origins as an exercise in asset recycling.
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Ex-GameStop VP sentenced to over four years in prison for defraudng the retailer of $1.7 million
And I would've gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for you darn feds!
Ex-GameStop VP of corporate communications and public affairs Frank Christopher Olivera has been sentenced to prison for 51 months after defrauding the video game retailer of $1.7 million.
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US Sony store sales suggest a price drop of the 3G Vita
Or possible discontinuation.
Most US Sony stores have drastically reduced the price of the 3G-compatible model of the PlayStation Vita with some retailers claiming the model is being phased out.
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Maxis insider claims SimCity servers aren't integral to the game's performance - report
While EA is claiming they “offload a significant amount of the calculations."
As many suffered through SimCity's often unplayable launch due to its absence of an offline mode, EA claimed that its servers were necessary to the game's performance, regardless of its social features. "We offload a significant amount of the calculations to our servers so that the computations are off the local PCs and are moved into the cloud," Maxis general manager Lucy Bradshaw explained to Polygon. "It wouldn't be possible to make the game offline without a significant amount of engineering work by our team."
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Pandora's Tower finally comes to North America in April
Thanks, Operation Rainfall.
Ganbarion's dark fantasy RPG Pandora's Tower will finally make it to North American Wiis next month, publisher Xseed has announced.
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Ron Gilbert on why he left Double Fine
"In some ways I've always been a little bit of a nomad."
When Monkey Island and The Cave creator Ron Gilbert announced his departure from Double Fine last night it surprised a lot of people. After all, Double Fine is a fan-favourite company where he got to work with his long time buddy and colleague Tim Schafer. So why leave?
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On Wii U's lackluster sales: "I'm not at a point where I'm concerned yet."
Nintendo's golden goose Shigeru Miyamoto said that the console manufacturer didn't focus on online play until recently because it "would have limited the size of the audience that could enjoy those features."
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Review | God of War: Ascension review
Zeus alors!
The Greek myths, those vivid tales of gods and monsters, have been retold through the centuries via whatever artistic medium is popular at the time. From the loose oral-poetic tradition of their origins through literature, sculpture, painting and, more recently, theatre and film, the towering cast of Olympus has never strayed far from the western consciousness - these myths maintain their power even though their relevance as religious instruction faded long ago. God of War brought the myths (or, at least, the spirit of the myths) to video games, and Sony's series has remained true to its source, presenting the guts and glory of the ancient Greeks in perhaps their most spectacular and garish form yet.
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16-inch Skyrim Dragonborn statue costs $300 quick get one
Hand-tailored fabrics, my my.
$300! I couldn't believe it. It's only 16 inches tall.
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Ouya won't support online chat, friends lists and achievements at launch
But will support online multiplayer.
The soon to be released Android console Ouya will launch without online chat, friends lists, and achievements.
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