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Capcom wants less time between sequels, so is shortening development
It's annual report time!
Capcom's annual report is out, and one of the big ideas for the future is to shorten development cycles and pump out sequels more often.
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Ubisoft clarifies "93-95%" PC piracy rate comments
"That number often varies."
Ubisoft has clarified comments made last month by boss Yves Guillemot, which suggested the company endured a piracy rate of "93 to 95 per cent" on its PC titles.
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Warface playable first in the UK at Eurogamer Expo
Plus: Crytek hosting a Warface developer session.
The developer sessions schedule for this year's Eurogamer Expo continues to take shape. We still haven't announced all the developers, so there are still gaps on the developer sessions schedule page, but if you ask me those gaps just make the shape it's all taking look even more exotic and attractive.
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Sadistic Metroidvania La-Mulana coming to WiiWare this month
It belongs in a museum! Or at least a western console.
Fiendish Japanese platforming adventure La-Mulana is coming to North America and Europe via WiiWare on 20th September for 1000 Wii Points, publisher EnjoyUp Games has announced.
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Review | Out There Somewhere Review
Any teleport in a storm.
Go on, do it. It won't hurt, I promise. Everybody else is doing it. Squeeze the trigger. Shoot yourself!
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Ubisoft ditches controversial always-on DRM for PC games
"We have listened to feedback."
Ubisoft has discarded its much-derided always-on DRM for PC games, the company has announced.
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Gears of War: Judgment Preview: Shifting up the Gears
Judgment's free-for-all reflects the title's broader freeform intensity.
Gears of War is no longer just a game about killing monsters - in the multiplayer space, anyway. Showing off a new free-for-all deathmatch mode for the upcoming series prequel Gears of War: Judgment, Epic's showcase at PAX Prime 2012 gave a glimpse into a seemingly alternate future that once was a franchise impossibility: COG killing COG.
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Dark Souls director considering adding optional easy mode
Prepare to die less.
Dark Souls director Hidetaka Miyazaki is contemplating adding an easy mode to From Software notoriously difficult action-RPG.
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All-new Resident Evil 6 demo arrives 18th September
For everyone to download, not just Dragon's Dogma owners.
A brand new Resident Evil 6 demo will be available to download on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 from September 18th, developer Capcom has announced.
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One talented free-runner has been captured on camera doing a mighty fine impression of original assassin Altaïr, star of the first Assassin's Creed.
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A release date for Bad Piggies: the new game by Angry Birds bunch
Porky, pourquoi?
Bad Piggies, the new game from Angry Birds maker Rovio, will launch on iOS, Android and Mac on 27th September. Windows 8 and PC versions will follow "shortly".
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Microsoft "aware" Xbox Live and Xbox.com currently unavailable
UPDATE: Service back to normal, Microsoft states.
UPDATE: Around four hours after it first went down, Xbox Live now appears to be back online.
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EA defends sequelitis, bemoans lack of "reward" for launching new IP
Working on three to five new IPs for next gen.
Mega-publisher Electronic Arts has excused its current sequel-laden line-up by saying there's a lack of "reward" for launching new game IPs this late in the console generation.
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Valve "jumping in" to computer hardware space
"We're frustrated by the lack of innovation."
Valve is "frustrated by the lack of innovation in the computer hardware space" - "so we're jumping in".
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Skyrim's Hearthfire DLC weighs just 75MB, out now
You pay about five pence per megabyte.
Skyrim's Hearthfire DLC has been released on Xbox Marketplace for 400 Microsoft Points (about £3.40).
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Review | Tales of Graces F Review
Sheer arte attack.
Like so many other entries in Namco's long running yet still relatively obscure JRPG series, Tales of Graces F often hides its light under a bushel. An HD makeover of a 2009 Wii game that never saw a western release, it does a great job of following the broad strokes of its genre, but it can take ten hours or more before the ingenious little curlicues that it doodles in the margins take centre stage.
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Eurogamer Expo to host Rezzed PC and Indie Games Zone
Play Hotline Miami, Prison Architect, Natural Selection 2 and many others.
One of the things people said to us when we did Rezzed in Brighton in July was, "This is cool! Why don't you have something like this at the Eurogamer Expo?" And so, as part of our grand plan to make the Expo all things to all people, we're taking that on board and bringing Rezzed to the Expo show floor!
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Joe Danger 2 confirmed for September release
Gone for gold, coming very soon.
Here's a little welcome burst of late summer sunshine. Hello Game's follow-up to its much-loved Joe Danger has been pinned down for a September release, with the game going gold yesterday afternoon.
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Assassin's Creed 3 multiplayer storyline to continue long after launch
The Templar trap.
Assassin's Creed 3's multiplayer mode will offer new story content long after launch, Ubisoft has revealed.
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Actor Michael Clarke Duncan dies aged 54
Famed for The Green Mile, but star of video games, too.
Actor Michael Clarke Duncan died on Monday after two months of treatment following a heart attack. He was 54 years old.
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Guild Wars 2 Trading Post/auction house now available for all
Another hurdle cleared.
The Guild Wars 2 Trading Post (auction house) is now available for everybody to use.
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COD: Black Ops 2 PC engine evolves, sheds Windows XP support
DirectX 11 migration brings all sorts of treats.
This news is a little late, but important nonetheless: The PC version of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 won't support Windows XP, because the engine has been upgraded to DirectX 11.
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Rollercoaster Tycoon 3DS finally gets UK release date
Start queueing.
Rollercoaster Tycoon 3D will finally arrive for 3DS on 26th October, publisher Namco Bandai has announced.
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War Z gameplay footage: the DayZ comparisons continue
Video flesh from PAX.
Just how similar is MMO The War Z gameplay to DayZ? That's the most pertinent question surrounding The War Z at the moment.
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Halo 4 shows off new Grifball mode
Oddball and CTF tweaked too.
Halo 4 will have community-created mod Grifball as one of its main multiplayer modes, 343 announced at a panel at PAX Prime moments ago.
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BAFTA Young Game Designers workshops at Eurogamer Expo 2012
Free advice from the pros for 11-16-year-olds.
With tax breaks, the Raspberry Pi and reformed computing lessons, there's a smiling future for UK-made games.
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ICO HD Vita Remote Play: Sony "almost ready with a patch"
Shuei Yoshida tweets a picture of it.
Sony's "almost ready with a patch" for ICO HD that will enable Remote Play on PlayStation Vita, Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida said today.
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Halo 4 spoilers reveal main antagonist, among other things
Major plot details sneakily spotted in trailer, book listing. Oops.
Spoilers for Halo 4 and tie-in book The Thursday War lie below.
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Review | Jojo's Bizarre Adventure HD Ver. Review
Irregular Joe.
Ryu and Ken are Capcom's flagship fighters, no question, but the Osaka-based developer has more than just tiger knees and sonic booms to its name. It's responsible for the open arenas of Power Stone, the warring academics of Rival Schools, the 3D ring-outs of Star Gladiator and the levelling-up system of Red Earth. This last one is particularly poignant, as while Red Earth was the first game for the CPS-3 (a short-lived arcade board that focused on pixel rendering in a time when polygons were taking over), Jojo's Bizarre Adventure was the sixth and final CPS-3 game before Capcom switched to the Taito Type X.
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Final Fantasy 14: A Realm Reborn footage shows how to kill a dragon
Giant lizard meteors its match in rebuilt Square Enix MMO.
Square Enix has released new gameplay footage from A Realm Reborn, its upcoming relaunch of troubled MMO Final Fantasy 14.
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