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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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Capcom corroborates: Stolen copies of Resident Evil 6 have been sold
"Unfortunate incident" limited to German PS3 version.
Stolen copies of Resident Evil 6 have been sold in Poland weeks ahead of the game's official launch, Capcom has corroborated.
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Ragnar Tornquist on The Secret World's "turbulent couple of weeks", and the future
"We're not going to play it safe."
After "a turbulent couple of weeks", The Secret World boss Ragnar Tornquist has addressed players, in an open letter declaring "a bright future" for his MMO.
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Black Mesa release date: The Half-Life remake is finished, sort of
A voluntary project that's taken years.
Black Mesa - the Source-powered, modder-made re-imagining of Half-Life 1 - will be released 14th September.
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Wildfire Worlds Preview: Occupy Trumpton!
"I was watching the London riots on telly when I suddenly thought: I want to play that."
"I was watching the London riots on telly when I suddenly thought: I want to play that."
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UK chart: Guild Wars 2 top but sells less at retail than SWTOR
Second largest non-Warcraft PC MMO launch.
PC MMO Guild Wars 2 is top of the UK all-format chart, but sold less at retail than Star Wars: The Old Republic did at launch.
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Borderlands 2 Mechromancer DLC dated and priced
Split-screen either vertical or horizontal this time.
The Borderlands 2 Mechromancer DLC has a tentative release date of 16th October and price of $10 or 800 Microsoft Points, Gearbox's Randy Pitchford said at PAX Prime this weekend passed.
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Dean Hall presenting Eurogamer Expo dev session on standalone DayZ
Rocket propelled.
With the show now less than a month away, we're thrilled to reveal that Dean "Rocket" Hall, the lead developer on the immensely successful ArmA II: Combined Ops modification DayZ, will present an extended developer session at this year's Eurogamer Expo.
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Picross E coming to 3DS eShop this week
Picture perfect.
Addictive portable puzzle series Picross arrives on the 3DS eShop this Thursday, Nintendo has confirmed.
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Ron Gilbert's The Cave confirmed for Wii U eShop
No more monkeying around.
Upcoming Double Fine adventure The Cave will be released on the Wii U eShop, the developer has announced.
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City of Heroes and developer Paragon Studios to be closed by NCsoft
"No longer fits with our long-term goals for the company."
NCsoft has announced the impending termination of inventive and long-running MMO City of Heroes.
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Third FF13 game Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 for PS3, Xbox 360 next year
Will conclude what's now called a trilogy.
Square Enix has announced Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13, the third and final chapter in the FF13 Lightning Saga, due for release on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 next year.
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Review | Rigonauts Review
Wanton physics.
Do you remember Bridge Builder? I've been in love with games about building crazy contraptions ever since I played Bridge Builder. Hours, I would spend, happily piecing together a 2D bridge out of a small number of parts and then letting a train run across it. If the train crossed successfully, I proceeded to a new level. If it plummeted to its doom, I did not. The tension came from, well, actual tension; from watching as the bridge flexed under the weight of the train and hoping the stress on its joints wasn't about to make it all go a bit Cassandra Crossing. I have no idea if Bridge Builder was the first such game, but it was the first one I found, and it left a long-lasting impression.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines channels Left 4 Dead's asymmetrical multiplayer
Includes a new trailer within.
Aliens: Colonial Marines has debuted a new asymmetrical competitive mode called Escape mode, developer Gearbox has announced.
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Introducing co-op squadmate Jennifer Running.
Aliens: Colonial Marines will feature playable female characters in both competitive multiplayer as well as the main campaign in co-op, developer Gearbox announced at a recent PAX Prime panel.
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Gearbox's Brothers in Arms: Furious 4 is being turned into a new IP
Faster and furiouser?
We knew that Gearbox's next Brothers in Arms title Furious 4 had "evolved," but it wasn't until today at the Inside Gearbox panel at PAX Prime that the Dallas-based studio confirmed that it's being turned into a brand new IP.
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Ratchet: Gladiator HD officially announced
Coming to PS3 later this year.
Ratchet & Clank developer Insomniac revealed today at a PAX Prime panel that the fourth game in the series Gladiator - or Deadlocked as it's subtitled outside of Europe - is coming to PSN in an HD version later this year.
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Kojima would like to make a Metal Gear game starring The Boss
Also reveals who he'd like to helm the MGS movie.
Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima showed interest in making a new game in his stealth action series starring The Boss i.e. the mentor of Solid Snake's dad.
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Feature | Retrospective: Rogue Trooper
Mo' better blues.
What does Master Chief look like under his armour? It's a question that has spawned thousands of fan-art uploads, many of them eye-wateringly pornographic, but for me the answer was always obvious. He's got blue skin, white eyes and a natty mohawk. How do I know this? Because he's a genetically engineered super soldier designed to survive in hostile alien conditions. He's Rogue Trooper.
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Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes shown off at PAX
See the first 11 minutes of Snake's next adventure.
Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima showed off the first gameplay footage of his latest in the stealth-action series Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes earlier today at PAX Prime in Seattle, Washington.
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Digital Foundry | The Most Blatant Hardware Clone Ever: Droid X360 Reviewed
Can this Android-based Vita pretender teach Sony a few lessons? Digital Foundry finds out.
The recent patent tussle between Apple and Samsung gives a fascinating insight into how intellectual property is safeguarded in the US. Companies are quite prepared to sink millions of dollars into litigation in an attempt to remain one step ahead of their rivals, and often the cases put forward appear nonsensical and flimsy to all but the most eagle-eyed patent lawyer - hence Samsung's bemused statement following the recent trial (which it lost) that Apple has essentially copyrighted 'rectangles and curved edges'.
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Double Fine shows off Happy Action Theater sequel Kinect Party
Discusses cut inappropriate "after dark" content.
Today at PAX Prime in Seattle, Washington Double Fine Studios showed off Kinect Party, the sequel to its eccentric title Happy Action Theater.
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Fortnite detailed at PAX Prime; Minecraft meets DayZ
"Cooperative sandbox survival game" debuts Unreal Engine 4.
Epic Games detailed its upcoming PC Unreal Engine 4 open-world zombie game earlier today in a panel at PAX Prime in Seattle, Washington.
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Opinion | How are video games like a French Dip sandwich?
They're both too good to be lost to history.
Phillipe's is a small fast food restaurant located in Los Angeles' Chinatown - although I think it predates most of the neighbourhood surrounding it. Phillipe's has been there since 1908, in fact, which makes it fairly venerable in local terms. It's an LA landmark, and it feels like it, too. You walk in, and it's dark and pleasantly grimy: you instantly feel like you're in on something good. It looks like a cop hangout or a favourite lunch spot for private eyes. I once asked my Dad whether his dad - who actually was with the LAPD between the 1930s and the 1950s - ever went there, but, being a richly and instinctively prejudiced man, Sergeant Donlan tended to avoid the place. You know, because of the French name.
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Insomniac's four-player shooter Overstrike reworked into Fuse
First screenshot released.
Ratchet & Clank and Resistance developer Insomniac is working on a new IP called Fuse.
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Insomniac's Ted Price on how to make a great game
"Do one thing better than everyone else."
Speaking at the PAX Prime keynote, Insomniac designer Ted Price outlined what he believes to be the four most important components to making a great game.
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Interview | Guild Wars 2 interview: the boss O'Brien on launch, growing pains, reviews and patches
"I'm talking to you with very little sleep right now."
Don't suppose you noticed that Guild Wars 2 had launched - hardly been anything written about it.
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Feature | Guild Wars 2: The Five Races
Do you know which you should play? Don't make our mistake.
OK. Following those first few rickety hours where I was disappointed at how much of an MMORPG Guild Wars 2 is - as documented in our collective diary - I've since found that I do, in fact, have another MMORPG in me. This game twisted open my genre fatigue like a rich man presented with a cheap lobster, and has commenced slurping the free time from my reticent carapace.
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