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EA finds no joy in Zynga's collapse, reckons social gaming was overhyped
"We always feel bad when people lose their jobs," EA's Peter Moore says.
EA finds no joy in Zynga's collapse.
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SimCity release date set in stone
EA building up to March launch.
EA's promising-looking SimCity reboot will hit UK shop shelves on 8th March, the publisher has revealed.
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Digital Foundry | Android on a stick: Klastor UG802 review
£30 for an ultra-portable dual-core media centre with the same GPU as the Samsung Galaxy S3? Digital Foundry investigates.
Bankrolled by over 60,000 people to the tune of more than $8 million, the Ouya console is a poster child for Kickstarter's uncanny ability to transform vague dreams into solid reality. The team behind the Android-based system are out to create an affordable yet powerful domestic platform which showcases the best of both indie and mainstream video games. However, with the Ouya still little more than a prototype, it has been beaten to the punch by China's industrious tech wizards.
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3DS and DS sales roughly equal after same time period
Latest Nintendo numbers show Wii sales drying up.
3DS sales are roughly equal to DS figures after the same time period, despite Nintendo reporting "weaker than expected" numbers for their new handheld.
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Watch Creative Assembly's session about making Rome 2 from the EG Expo
Series lead designer James Russell talks history, authenticity and exposed bottoms.
Although we did our best to broadcast as many of the Eurogamer Expo developer sessions as possible live during this year's event, there were a few that were just too hot for the internet to handle, at least in the eyes of their creators.
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Chris Roberts' space sim Star Citizen smashes Kickstarter goal with 26 days to go
"Onward to $3 million!"
Chris Roberts' PC exclusive space sim Star Citizen has smashed its Kickstarter goal with 26 days to go.
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The new mode that gives Battlefield 3 newcomers a fighting chance
"If you've levelled up that weapon for 400 hours that's not going to help you."
Battlefield 3's fourth expansion pack, Aftermath, introduces a new mode that gives newcomers a fighting chance.
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3DS sales "weaker than expected" despite Japan success
Nintendo revises yearly forecast, now expects slimmer profit.
Nintendo has lowered its annual profit forecast after reporting "weaker than expected" sales of the 3DS outside Japan.
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Zynga lays off over a hundred during Apple's press conference earlier today - report
UPDATE: Five per cent of the full-time workforce laid off, 13 games shuttered, Boston studio closed, UK and Japan may follow.
Update: Zynga CEO and founder Mark Pincus offered a statement detailing the publisher's downsizing. Here are the most pertinent bits:
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The Visit is a hilarious free flash game that's well worth your time
Co-created by the guy who made that amazing point-and-click Double Fine application.
"Beginnings are special," said Christian Donlan at the start of his Dishonored diary, where he noted that ruining the start of a game is just as big a spoiler as the ending.
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Borderlands Legends is an isometric action-RPG due on Halloween
Allows you to control all four characters at once.
Gearbox has officially blown the lid on its mysterious iOS title Borderlands Legends, due on 31st October for $4.99 on iPhone and $6.99 on iPad.
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If you want the original Doom 3 from Steam you have to pay £76
UPDATE: Bethesda: "We're looking into options" for those who want to buy the original Doom 3.
Update: When contacted about this, a Bethesda rep offered the following reply:
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And 4th gen iPad.
As has been heavily rumoured for some time, Apple has revealed its smaller version of the iPad, the iPad Mini.
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Minecraft 1.4.1 patch fixes "wet wolves looking way too scary"
Mojang completely misses the point of Halloween.
The upcoming Minecraft 1.4.1 patch due this Thursday, 25th October fixes a number of bugs including "wet wolves looking way too scary."
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First XCOM: Enemy Unknown DLC announced
New Council missions! New playable squad character! New character customisation options!
2K Games has announced the first downloadable content for superb turn-based strategy game XCOM: Enemy Unknown.
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Take a look at Assassin's Creed 3's PS3-exclusive content
Four missions you won't find on any other platform.
It's long been known that PlayStation 3 owners will get an extra hour of Assassin's Creed 3 game time, with a side-campaign featuring famous traitor Benedict Arnold.
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Ronimo Games releases prototype for cancelled console project
Snowball Earth would have featured yetis and robot doggies.
Ronimo Games is the Dutch studio behind cartoony chaos such as Swords & Soldiers and this year's hectic MOBA Awesomenauts. Before working on either of those titles, however, the team sank a year into an intriguing action game called Snowball Earth - and now that it's long since cancelled, they're releasing the demo for free via torrent.
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SingStar free-to-play interview: PS Eye as a mic, not the end of boxed releases
"We want to go back and recreate the success that we had on PlayStation 2."
Yes SingStar is going free-to-play: Sony has confirmed it and I've interviewed the senior producer.
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From the writer behind FTL comes The Swapper, a philosophical platformer
Channelling the spirit of '70s sci-fi, Facepalm Games explore the ethics of cloning.
The Swapper's a cold, strange game. As it starts, low key lighting sets the mood in a series of deliberately-paced rotational shots: a small planet orbits an incandescent star; a space station orbits overhead, bathed in a melancholy blue; an escape pod launches, fleeing dangers unknown. The whole scene only lasts a minute and a half from fade-in to lunar landing, but the languid pace hearkens to the internalized mode of sci-fi films like Moon or Solaris, brooding and mesmerisingly obscure.
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Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse release date
Activision details multiplayer challenges.
Family Guy tie-in Back to the Multiverse will be released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on 23rd November, publisher Activision has announced.
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Microsoft: Xbox mobile phone style contract "pivotal to our business"
Would you pay a subscription for the next Xbox?
Would you pay a subscription for the next Xbox?
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Footage released of Midway's canned Stranglehold sequel
Rebranded follow-up Gun Runner appears to feature Vin Diesel.
Now-defunct studio Midway was once developing a sequel to John Woo's Stranglehold, newly-released footage shows.
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Digital Foundry | PlayStation 3: The Final Hack?
Trouble for Sony as new custom firmware and security keys are released.
Sony is waking up to a new PlayStation 3 security nightmare after a day in which a brand new, PSN-enabled custom firmware was released for hacked consoles, swiftly followed up by publication of the console's LV0 decryption keys - which some say blows the system wide open.
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Review | App of the Day: Girls Like Robots
Mech up or break up.
Girls Like Robots reminds me of a wedding I was at earlier this year. As someone with good-looking friends that insist on pairing off with other good-looking people, I am well versed in the forced social mingling required when these unions are formalised. All must obey the seating plan - the sacred text of such occasions - and some unlucky chap (me) will realise they are to spend the next few hours sipping very nice soup with people they have never met in their life.
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Review | Super Monkey Ball: Banana Splitz review
Back on the Dole.
Some series age like wine, while others rot like milk. Super Monkey Ball sadly turned bad faster than a pint of full fat left out on a hot summer's night, curdled needlessly by motion controls and meaningless additions.
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Xbox 360 SmartGlass app launches free this week
Compatible games include Forza Horizon, Dance Central 3.
The free Xbox 360 SmartGlass app arrives this week and lets players stream and share content across Microsoft devices.
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Favela map returns to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 after offensive image is edited
Picture frame that offended some Muslims replaced.
The Favela map has returned to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.
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Playing games before bed is bad for you, according to science
Too rousing for their own good?
A study by Flinders University, Australia found that playing video games for too long before bed can have adverse effects on your nightly sleep.
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Make sure you download the Medal of Honor day one patch
"Fixed an issue where controls would become unresponsive under certain conditions."
There is a day one patch for shooter Medal of Honor and it fixes more than you'd expect.
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