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Treasure Adventure Game getting remade as Treasure Adventure World
Wind Waker-esque Metroidvania freeware game spruced up into a commercial release.
2011's free indie title Treasure Adventure Game was a well-received labour of love from Stephen Orlando, aka Robit Studios, that combined the bright, sea-faring setting of Wind Waker with a retro 2D Metroidvania design. It made a bit of a splash in the indie game community and now Orlando is remaking it in conjunction with developer Chucklefish as Treasure Adventure World.
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Downton Abbey reimagined as an SNES game
You must be the new footman.
YouTube user Bill Kiley has reimagined popular TV series Downton Abbey as a 16-bit Super Nintendo game in the brilliant fake trailer below.
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Splinter Cell Blacklist Collector's Edition comes with a remote controlled plane
"This won't end like it did at the airfield!"
The Xbox 360 and PS3 Collector's Editions of Ubisoft's upcoming stealth action game Splinter Cell Blacklist will contain a remote controlled plane.
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Sony releasing red and blue limited edition PS3s next month in the UK
Comes with two matching DualShocks.
Sony is releasing a limited run of "Garnet Red" and "Azurite Blue" PS3s in the UK starting on 15th February.
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Greenlit action platformer No Time to Explain out now on Steam
Indie game about "time travel, jetpack guns and ribs in people's eyes" is 25 per cent off its first week.
No Time to Explain, a fast-paced action platformer about "time travel, jetpack guns and ribs in people's eyes" was released today on Steam after it was successfully greenlit by the community.
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Persona 4 Golden dated next month in Europe
UPDATE: Debuts two days earlier on PSN.
Update: NIS America has revealed that Persona 4 Golden will be released on 20th February on the EU PSN, two days ahead of its retail release.
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Resident Evil 6 PC will feature the exclusive The Mercenaries: No Mercy mode
The MIA Siege mode now due in March.
The PC version of Resident Evil 6 will feature the exclusive The Mercenaries: No Mercy mode, an extra challenging rendition of the classic time-attack mode that pits you against endless waves of enemies.
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When is DayZ Standalone out? "We don't know"
But Dean Hall feels "fantastic about the situation" at last.
DayZ creator Dean Hall seemed stressed. DayZ Standalone missed an end-of-year release window and it feels like he's been apologizing ever since.
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Feature | Cart Life: "The only thing that changed was me"
Richard Hofmeier revisits his three year journey to create the most realistic - and "repulsive" - game ever made.
Richard Hofmeier is about to go on a rant. A very polite rant, as it happens. A rant so polite, in fact, that he starts - as all good rants don't - with an apology. "Bear with me, this is going to be a rant," he announces, "so I'm sorry."
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Hypnotic Hotline Miami soundtrack on sale, proceeds go to artists
Ain't, no, "Horse Steppin'". Oh there actually is.
Hotline Miami is all about its soundtrack, that stylish "sort of hazy neon electronica", as Tom Bramwell nailed it in his 10/10 review of the game.
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Funcom closing Beijing studio, laying off staff in Montreal and North Carolina
Rejigging AO, AOC, TSW live teams to all be under one roof.
Funcom Beijing, which did lots of art and animation for The Secret World, will be closed down this year, Funcom has announced.
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Review | Uncharted: Fight for Fortune review
Gaming's favourite chancer gets carded.
Fight for Fortune is the Vita's Uncharted card battling game. Every one of the series' characters, from Drake to Francis Drake to Draza, battles over treasure using tropes from the series ("CAVE IN!", "Sully's Sea Plane"), all in card form. How does this end up? Well, (full warning, this review's about to peak) it's a little thin.
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Origin goes open alpha on Mac today for "a few thousand" people
"Mac gamers rejoice," apparently.
"Mac gamers rejoice," writes EA, because Origin for Mac will be "launching soon".
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NeoGeo X is not being discontinued. Only the Limited Edition with Ninja Masters is
UPDATE: More UK stock coming the week after next.
Update: A spokesperson for European distributor Blaze told me this morning that there will be more Neo Geo X Gold Limited Edition stock arriving the week after next. Funstock is the place to buy/pre-order.
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Nintendo using inferior 50Hz mode for European Wii U Virtual Console
Hey PAL, that hertz.
Nintendo appears to be using the inferior 50Hz mode for games on the European Wii U Virtual Console, whereas other regions can use the 60Hz mode.
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Sega and Relic and the whereabouts of the Warhammer 40,000 IP
It sounds promising but it's not set in lead.
Sega sent a press release overnight about its Relic acquisition, and seemed to suggest it had acquired the Warhammer 40,000 IP as well.
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Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon to include local multiplayer
UPDATE: Nintendo confirms details. Will it suck?
UPDATE: Nintendo has confirmed the existence Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon's multiplayer mode. Up to four players will be able to enter a towering 'Scarescraper' and work together to defeat floors of ghosts.
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Capcom addresses why Resident Evil: Revelations isn't coming to Vita
"3DS and PS Vita infrastructure let alone developing games for them are extremely different beasts."
Earlier this week Capcom announced that its formerly 3DS-exclusive Resident Evil: Revelations would be coming to PS3, Wii U, Xbox 360 and PC in an enhanced version. As many pointed out, the Vita was omitted from this list. But why?
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Review | Knights of Pen & Paper review
Devs use high concept. It's super effective!
This came out last summer, but I'm ashamed to say I'd never heard of it until a festive App Store sale and snazzy icon tempted a punt. It turns out to be a rare treasure, a high-concept hybrid role-playing game that manages to pack an epic and funny quest into the most unusual of structures.
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Logitech to discontinue console peripherals to focus on mobile
Following the loss of $180 million last quarter.
Gaming peripheral manufacturer Logitech is shuttering its development of console accessories in favour of mobile and PC doodads following a loss of $180 million dollars, the company announced in its latest financial report.
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Capcom stealthily releases a free Ghostbusters game on iOS
For when there's anything strange in your neighborhood.
80's classic foursome the Ghostbusters are starring in Capcom's new iOS RPG simply titled Ghostbusters, which sneakily came out on the App Store earlier today.
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The Last of Us demo comes with God of War: Ascension
Naughty Dog hasn't decided if it will release the demo to everyone else later.
Early access to The Last of Us' demo will be granted to those who purchase God of War: Ascension upon its release on 13th March.
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Web developer launches Indiegogo campaign to buy the Homeworld IP from THQ
Wants to make Homeworld 3 and Homeworld Touch.
Web and app developer teamPixel has turned to crowdfunding site Indiegogo in an effort to purchase THQ's cult classic space strategy series Homeworld following the publisher's recent bankruptcy.
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Total War: Shogun 2 Gold Edition sets sail for Europe in March
Features both expansions, retail only.
Award-winning PC strategy game Total War: Shogun 2 is being repackaged as a Gold Edition that will include its Rise of The Samurai and Fall of The Samurai expansions along with all the DLC for the series - excluding the Blood Pack, Sega has announced.
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Dead Island Riptide shows off first gameplay
Defend a hub against zombies, mow them over in a boat.
A nine-minute video of Dead Island Riptide debuts the first gameplay footage of Deep Silver's upcoming zombie sequel.
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THQ is no more. This is where its assets went
UPDATE: Platinum Games is interested in Darksiders.
Update #4: Does IP changing hands equal upheaval? Does upheaval equal game delay? Obsidian's South Park: Stick of Truth was due in March. Is it still? "It's too soon to say," Ubisoft told me this afternoon. "We'll have more details to share about plans for specific games soon."
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Cliff Bleszinski wants to return to triple-A gaming, probably at his own studio
But he's not going to hurry his trunks off yet.
Doors open in the video games industry for someone like Cliff Bleszinski. He's famous in these parts. He left Epic Games in October and got away from it all, put some trunks on, went on holiday and spent time with his wife. Now he's had his break, what does he plan to do?
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Review | Earth Defence Force 2017 Portable review
A bug's life.
Crazy, kinetic and, in its own peculiar way, cool - there's been nothing quite like Earth Defence Force 2017 before or after its release, well over five years ago. It's everything a modern video game shouldn't be: unpolished, archaic and aggressively stupid. Yet it's also got all the qualities a video game should aspire to. Boisterous and fun, this is a game with a canny intellect ticking away behind its big dumb grin.
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Apple's Gala Christmas: 48 million iPhones, 23 million iPads sold
Cash mountain rises to £86.6 billion.
Apple had a Gala Christmas, harvesting a juicy profit of $13.1 billion in three months.
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Review | Strike Suit Zero review
Gun dammit.
I know it's unwise, but this review is being written at a high pitch of fury. If I could erase Strike Suit Zero from existence I would, but as it is I'll settle for removing it from my hard drive and raising a glass as its bytes blink into oblivion. I rarely properly hate games, and have never detested something quite as obviously accomplished as Strike Suit Zero before. Don't let the prettiness fool you; buy this and you might as well peel off your skin and jump in a vinegar bath.
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