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Sinister director to helm Deus Ex: Human Revolution movie
I never asked for this...
Scott Derrickson - the director of Sinister, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, and the remake of The Day the Earth Stood Still - will be directing a feature film based on Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
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Shin Megami Tensei 4 story and characters revealed
Play as a European samurai from 1492.
The next numbered series in the cult favourite Shin Megami Tensei series of role-playing games has been detailed.
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US retailer GameStop has revealed that it's received 1.2 million pre-orders on Wii U games, which is more than double what it saw on Wii launch titles back in 2006.
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Borderlands 2's Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage DLC confirmed
"Here's a picture of me throwin up the horns like a badass."
The Borderlands 2 DLC leaked last month in a PS3 trophy data update has been officially confirmed by Gearbox.
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Gone Home transports players back to 1995
Former Bioshock 2 developers create a unique time capsule.
Historically games haven't done a very good job at recreating what it's like to inhabit a specific time and place. Assassin's Creed 2 may get the surface details of Renaissance Italy down - the architecture, the costumes, and the technology - but I can't tell you how life in Florence differed from life in Venice, aside from the fact that they seemed to both have a lot of stabbing and people yelling "thief!" I've traveled the globe in Call of Duty shooting men in army fatigues and blowing up tanks, but based on that I wouldn't be able to say how modern day Russia differs from Afghanistan, besides one being a bit snowy while the other's a bit sandy.
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Cave Story creator's vertical-scrolling shmup Guxt coming to 3DS
To be played with the system held sideways.
Cave Story creator Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya's 2007 freeware shmup Guxt is coming to the 3DS eShop via publisher Nicalis.
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PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale DLC to add Gravity Rush's Kat and Starhawk's Emmett
Will be free for two weeks.
Sony-branded brawler PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale's first DLC will add two new characters; Gravity Rush's Kat and Starhawk's Emmett Graves.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 PS3 owners upset at broken DLC codes as Activision battles online issues
UPDATE: Activision working "tirelessly" to combat system lock-ups.
UPDATE: Activision is working "tirelessly" to fix the online issues currently affecting Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 PS3 owners.
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Croydon fraudster jailed for selling fake Nintendo games
Defence justifies £600k scheme due to high street video game prices.
A Croydon criminal caught selling fake Nintendo games over the internet has been handed a 32 month jail term.
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A man riding a dragon in new Skyrim Dragonborn DLC screenshots
He must be feeling Smaug.
Screenshots of upcoming Skyrim DLC Dragonborn have been released. There's a picture of a character riding on the back of a dragon! It's hard to see if this is the player-character, but whoever it is sits hands-free ready for battle.
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How proficient a killer are you when playing Dishonored? Do you showboat?
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Gabe Newell named as next AIAS Hall of Famer
Oh they'll induct anyone have they no standards etc..
Such is his influence on the world of videogames and computing that it's a wonder Gabe Newell hasn't been inducted into the prestigious Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame already. This coming February at the 2013 D.I.C.E. summit will be his moment.
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UK Xbox 360 gamers get Kinect title Wreckateer free for 48 hours
Happy 10th anniversary!
UK Xbox 360 gamers can freely download 7/10 Kinect game Wreckateer for the next 48 hours.
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The next Call of Duty is a Modern Warfare game - report
John "Soap" MacTavish in a flashback scene set in Somalia.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 isn't even a week old, but that hasn't stopped word of the next game in the all-conquering first-person shooter series hitting the internet.
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EA Gothenburg is now Ghost, working on Need for Speed
Spirited development.
EA Gothenburg, the newly established Swedish development studio, is now called Ghost.
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Xbox Live 10 Year Anniversary console offer not coming to the UK
Microsoft rewards US veteran gamers with free custom console.
Veteran Xbox Live gamers in the United States have woken up to a special anniversary present from Microsoft this week - a custom Xbox 360 console and 12 months free Xbox Live subscription.
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First Dragon Age 3 screenshot revealed as BioWare art and animation director praises Frostbite 2
"It's a beautiful, beautiful engine."
The first Dragon Age 3 screenshot was revealed last night at the Bradford Animation Festival, attended by Eurogamer.
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Review | Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 review
The changing of the guard.
Let's not be coy. We both know why you're here. You want to know if this is the one. Is this the game that will finally turn the tide and see Call of Duty given a bloody good kicking? Believe me, I understand that impulse. We're conditioned to root for the underdog, not to cheer on a champion that's already spent five years on top.
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Brilliant role-player Bastion now available on iPhone
Sure to cause a Ruck.
Top-notch RPG Bastion is now available to play on iPhone.
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Review | F1 Race Stars review
Kart for kart's sake?
Cheap cash-in or sweet fan service? Certainly, Codemasters' decision to paste its prized motorsport licence somewhat roughly over the Mario Kart template might look a little calculating - especially when the sport in question is the ruthlessly commercial Formula One. F1 Race Stars is an uncomfortable fit, epitomised by the strangely sinister spectacle of a bobble-headed Michael Schumacher mugging blankly at his rivals on the starting grid - to say nothing of the transformation of Abu Dhabi from a luxury hotel complex in an oil-rich city state into a lush, Arabian Nights fantasy land. (Thank God they didn't do Bahrain.)
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Guild Wars 2 players upset at the apparent arrival of an end-game armour grind
Has ArenaNet contradicted itself?
Guild Wars 2 maker ArenaNet has been criticised by players for having what looks like double-standards.
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Basic 8GB Wii U has just 3GB space after system installs
You won't be able to download 3.2GB Nintendo Land.
The Basic 8GB Wii U offering has just 3GB space after installing system software and creating a user profile, Nintendo has revealed.
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Dark Knight Rises' Bane cast as Sam Fisher in new Splinter Cell movie
Does he have the conviction?
The Dark Knight Rises and Inception star Tom Hardy has been cast as the lead character in Ubisoft's new Splinter Cell movie.
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Digital Foundry | Motorola Razr I review
Intel is gunning for mobile success, but does it give this Razr the edge? Digital Foundry finds out.
Chip maker Intel isn't content to just make computer parts these days. The veteran semiconductor manufacturer entered the mobile phone arena - dominated by the likes of Qualcomm and NVIDIA - with its Medfield chipset a while back, which made its UK debut in the likeable Orange San Diego. However, the latest Medfield variant - clocked at a fearsome 2GHz - could mark the beginning of a concerted push by Intel to capture more of what is an incredibly profitable business.
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The Walking Dead season one concludes next week on all platforms
Your choices are about to catch up to you.
The first season of Telltale's gut-wrenching adaptation of Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead comic series is coming to a close next week on XBLA, PSN, PC, Mac, and iOS.
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Spin the Bottle for Wii U uses no TV, "makes the players look at each other"
From the creators of Dark Room Sex Game comes an "innocent game for innocent kids."
A Wii U game with a name like Spin the Bottle may evoke horrid memories of a certain dreadful adult-themed mini-game collection on Wii, but the Copenhagen-based KnapNok Games in association with Swedish indie studio Redgrim are taking a decidedly different approach with its up to eight-player party game.
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EA Origin accounts are being hijacked
UPDATE: EA: "At this point, we have no reason to believe there has been any intrusion into our Origin database.”
Update: EA says that Origin hasn't been breached and has issued the following statement:
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Little Inferno's gameplay trailer debuts just ahead of its Wii U launch
PC beta access available for pre-orders.
Little Inferno - the debut effort by the World of Goo and Henry Hatsworth creators at Tomorrow Corporation - has released a new trailer showing off its pyromaniacal gameplay to the public for the first time.
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Nintendo defends the Wii U price based on consumer demand
"The pricing's in a good spot and the proof is in the consumer response."
Nintendo of America believes the Wii U price is "in a good spot," due to the high demand for the $349 Deluxe Set.
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Futuristic arcade racer Distance speeds past its goal in the nick of time
Nitronic Rush spiritual successor gets the green light.
Distance - the crowdsourced follow-up to the neon Tron-like racing game Nitronic Rush - just reached its Kickstarter goal of $125,000.
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