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Crysis 3 multiplayer survival mode Hunter revealed
Can you turn the tables?
Crytek unveiled the intriguing Hunter multiplayer survival mode at Gamescom today.
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Dead Space 3 release date confirmed
February 8 release in UK, weapon crafting revealed.
Dead Space 3 has had its release date firmed up, with the previous February window now narrowed down to February 8 in the UK and the rest of Northern Europe, with the US getting the game on February 5.
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Eurogamer.net Podcast #124: Spelunky Special
The dead are restless...
Are you still playing Spelunky? We're still playing Spelunky. Mossmouth's roguelike underground 2D platform game has captured our imaginations like nothing we've played this year, including previous podcast favourite Fez.
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Cloudcompete ties together Need for Speed: Most Wanted's different platforms
Level up across mobile, PC and console.
Need for Speed: Most Wanted will provide a persistent experience across various platforms thanks to a newly revealed feature that's been dubbed Cloudcompete.
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Battlefield 3 Premium Edition announced, priced
Package includes premium sign-up, multiplayer welcome kit.
EA's confirmed that it's to release a Battlefield 3 Premium Edition, a bundle that packages together last year's shooter with a Premium subscription.
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Final Fantasy 7 PC out today says PEGI
Update: Square Enix confirms it.
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Dishonored PC system requirements revealed
Arkane systems might just about cope.
Bethesda has released the PC system requirements for one of this autumn's most exciting new games, Dishonored.
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Better the devil you know.
Capcom's announced that Vergil, Dante's twin brother, will be making an appearance in Ninja Theory's reboot of the action series.
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Lost Planet 3 cover system, hookshot weapon revealed
And a giant enemy crab-scorpion boss.
Icy alien world adventure Lost Planet 3 has had its cover system revealed by developer Capcom at Gamescom.
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Super Mario Bros. World 1-1 recreated in, err, Trials Evolution
Didn't realise it could do that.
Someone, some one person, has recreated Super Mario Bros. World 1-1 using the modding tools of motorbike racing game Trials Evolution!
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New title from French developer, first gameplay trailer inside.
Capcom has revealed Remember Me, a third person new action game from new French developer Dontnod, at its press conference in Cologne ahead of this year's Gamescom.
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Gamescom: Half-Life 3 and Dragon Age 3 mentions "a mistake"
Eurogamer speaks with the organiser.
Update: Dragon Age 3 and Half-Life 3 appearing on the Gamescom-compiled list of games at the show was "a mistake", the organisers have told Eurogamer.
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Review | Sleeping Dogs Review
Woof justice.
Wei Shen, a Chinese-American cop working undercover to infiltrate a notorious Hong Kong Triad gang, has just received a panicked message from Jackie, his childhood friend. They came up together on the mean streets of Hong Kong and it was Jackie - skinny, endearingly inept in criminal matters and blissfully unaware that his old friend is now a cop - who opened the door that allowed Shen inside the Triads.
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Catwoman claws her way into Injustice: Gods Among us
Makes a feline for Batman, no doubt.
Slinky scratcher Catwoman has been named as one of the superhero fighters in Injustice: Gods Among Us - the new fighting game from Mortal Kombat studio NetherRealm.
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A glitzy new cinematic introduction to pairs fighting game Tekken Tag Tournament 2 has been released (below).
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Team Fortress 2 given wave-based co-op Mann vs. Machine mode
Fight hordes of robots with five friends.
Valve's revealed a new wave-based co-op mode for long-standing and free-to-play multiplayer cartoon shooter Team Fortress 2.
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Mark of the Ninja Preview: A new perspective on stealth/action
Klei's follow-up to Shank 2 recalls a 2D Arkham City... with more killing.
It's a lonely life, being a ninja. You need to put aside any notions of honour, glory, and individuality and do your duty without a taking an iota of credit. It doesn't help when you're among the last of your kind living in the modern era. And it's especially discouraging when you're on a suicide mission from which there is no escape.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 multiplayer ditches kill streaks, embraces e-sports, first screenshots
Score Streaks, Live Streaming, six team multiplayer and more.
Treyarch has lifted the lid on Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 multiplayer at a special event at German show Gamescom, confirming the series' famous kill streaks have been ditched and new e-sports focused features have been added.
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Top down f***-'em-up Hotline Miami will be coming to Steam, a new trailer has revealed.
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Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask and Paper Mario: Sticker Star dated
Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon delayed until 2013.
Professor Layton and Paper Mario's upcoming 3DS outings have been given US release dates by Nintendo in its recently announced portable game lineup calender for the remainder of 2012.
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Steam to highlight the best user-created content
New Game Hubs seek to bring fans of various titles together.
In an effort to bring its community together, Valve will launch a new major update to its digital distribution service Steam by creating "Game Hubs" for its 2000 plus game titles.
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Fewer players finished Mass Effect 3 than completed Mass Effect 2
More than five months after launch, only 42 per cent have played to the end.
More than five months after Mass Effect 3 was released, only 42 per cent of players have completed the game.
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BioWare on how to monetise players: day-one DLC, Online Passes, micro-transactions
"Gamers are happier, as they are able to spend money when they want".
BioWare has discussed its business strategy for providing extra (paid) content to players after a game has been released.
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Co-op the key to Dead Island's success, 6500 years of playtime logged online
"It's the most exciting co-op experience that is on the market."
Dead Island's continued success is down to its co-op, Deep Silver producer Guido Eickmeyer told an audience at GDC Europe today - and he went on to state his belief that it's the "most exciting co-op experience that is on the market."
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PlayStation All Stars pushed back a month
But still arriving before the world ends.
Brand-name brawler PlayStation All Stars Battle Royale has been pushed back a month to 23rd November in the UK and Ireland, while the rest of Europe gets it on the 21st, Australia on the 22nd and North America beats everyone to the punch by getting it 20th November.
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Epic buys Bulletstorm/Gears of War: Judgment dev People Can Fly
But transition leads to three high-profile departures.
Powerhouse developer Epic Games has bought the remaining (minority) stake in Polish Bulletstorm and Gears of War: Judgment developer People Can Fly.
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Review | New Super Mario Bros. 2 Review
Old tricks.
It's common practice among game publishers to churn out yearly entries in a popular series, employing one of their most talented studios to buff its critical reputation to a shine every two years and then recruiting a B team to fill in the gaps by copying from a game design cheat-sheet. Infinity Ward and Treyarch. Criterion and Black Box. Ubisoft Montreal and Ubisoft Montreal.
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World of Tanks boss: Western publishers told us our game was "cheap, Asian stuff"
35 million subscriptions later, world war won.
Online military mega-success World of Tanks was originally shunned by Western publishers for being a free-to-play game, the developer has revealed.
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Eurogamer chats with newest Wasteland 2 recruit: Planescape: Torment's Colin McComb
"I don't think I can do justice to my feelings without slipping into purely joyful profanity."
Kickstarter darling Wasteland 2 has attracted more mouth-watering talent - game designer, writer and author Colin McComb, who played a pivotal role making revered RPG Planescape: Torment. He also worked on Fallout 2.
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Why Gearbox created a Borderlands 2 boss so tough it's nearly Invincible
True Vault Hunter Mode, end game skills and the influence of Diablo.
There is a boss in Borderlands 2 so tough you probably won't be able to kill it. But there's a quest to kill it anyway. It's called 'You.Will. Die. (Seriously.)'
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