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Gunslinger going straight to the wild, wild west.
Ubisoft's lifted the lid on another installment of its long-running Call of Juarez series - and Gunslinger, a downloadable title set for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, goes back to the series' period roots.
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Trials Evolution DLC Origin of Pain announced for Xbox 360
Series returning to PC in Trials Evolution: Gold Edition.
Xbox Live Arcade success Trials Evolution is to be expanded with its first DLC pack, Origin of Pain, publisher Ubisoft has announced.
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Review | The Basement Collection Review
"I made my heart into a monster."
With unlockables that come boasting titles like The Box and The Chest, The Basement Collection is pretty aptly named, really. In principle, Team Meat co-founder Edmund McMillen's latest is a collection of the Flash games he put together when he was learning his craft. In actuality, it's a chance to rummage around through his old files and crates and notepads, checking out everything from design sketches that look like op art and playable prototypes that feel a little like doodles, to a selection of actual doodles and crayon drawings he did as a kid.
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Phoenix Wright to return in Ace Attorney 5
UPDATE: European release confirmed! Series star will court 3DS for new adventure.
Update: According to a statement to Kotaku, Ace Attorney 5 is coming to Europe and the US.
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Modern Warfare 3's Chaos Pack dated next week on PS3, PC
Apocalypse soon.
Modern Warfare 3's third collection of DLC, the Chaos Pack, is slated to launch for PS3 and PC on 13th September, Infinity Ward has announced via twitter.
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Scott Pilgrim dev's Mercenary Kings coming to Ouya
Kickstarter funded, free Ouya codes for those who pledged over $15.
2D platformer/shooter/beat-'em-up Mercenary Kings - the latest by Scott Pilgrim vs. The World creator Tribute Games - is coming to Ouya, the developer has announced.
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Portal 2's Chell nearly married a turret
Still Alive inspired by God Hand's end credits.
At some point in Portal 2's development protagonist Chell was slated to marry a turret, Valve announced during a panel at PAX Prime.
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Broken Sword: The Serpent's Curse funded with 16 days to go
Backers still shooting to greenlight Beneath a Steel Sky 2.
Broken Sword creator Charles Cecil's upcoming sequel The Serpent's Curse has been fully funded on Kickstarter.
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Natural Selection 2 set for October release on Steam
Pre-order bonuses and Deluxe Edition announced.
Tactical team-based RTS/FPS hybrid Natural Selection 2 is slated to launch this October, developer Unknown Worlds has announced.
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Beat Sneak Bandit dev announces freaky first-person adventure Year Walk
Eerie trailer for Simogo's "vision quest" set in 19th century Sweden.
Swedish developer Simogo is known for its cute-as-a-button sqee-a-thons like Beat Sneak Bandit, Bumpy Road and ilomilo - for which it did the art before the two-man studio was formed - but that's all about to change with its upcoming iOS horror game Year Walk, due this winter.
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Digital Foundry | Surround Sound Headset Face-Off
Sharkoon X-Tatic Digital, Turtle Beach PX5, Astro A50 and the Tritton Warhead 7.1 put to the test.
One of the biggest revolutions for console gamers over the last decade has been the ability to connect to millions of other players online, where the standard of play has risen quite sharply since the days of playing split-screen with some friends. The itch to gain an edge in games like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - to pick a random FPS name out of a hat - is a compulsion that can lead down several paths. For some, choosing a third party MLG-branded gamepad appears to be the sure-fire ticket to success, while others might see splashing out on a HDTVs known for its minimal latency as a more sensible bet. However, it seems one of the more popular ways to "up your game" in recent years is to take to the world of surround sound headsets.
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You've seen the cut-scenes, but how does The Last of Us actually play?
Here's 15 minutes of uninterrupted footage.
We've watched plenty of gorgeous-looking cut-scenes from Naughty Dog's The Last of Us, but footage showing how the game actually plays has been somewhat thin on the ground.
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EA's Gibeau: "I have not green lit one game to be developed as a single-player experience"
"Proud" of "24/7/365" offering for gamers.
Publisher EA has detailed the company's focus on growing social and mobile functions in gaming by highlighting its lack of single-player games in development.
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Release date for Rift's first and meaty expansion Storm Legion
Can it put the fantasy MMO back on the map?
Since Rift launched and we all clapped appreciatively, a little surprised at how accomplished this MMO out of nowhere was, giants like Star Wars: The Old Republic and now Guild Wars 2 have come along.
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Opinion | Lost Humanity 11: Games TV, Again
Rob Florence on the dearth of gaming TV - and its hopes for the future.
I used to present a BBC show about video games. There were three series in total, with the last series this ridiculous sprawling thing with two TV specials and about 18 online episodes. It was hard work, often fun work, and barely anybody watched any of it. We existed in a time before the iPlayer, and the show went out on BBC Scotland in a late night slot. We were commissioned by a guy at BBC Scotland called Ewan Angus, and I remember his sole pointer being "I don't want to understand a word of it." There are very few heroes on the broadcast side of television, but Ewan Angus is often one of them. It was a brave commission, and I haven't seen anything like it since.
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Counter-Strike: GO misses EU PlayStation Store for third week
While Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3 HD arrive for PS3, Vita.
Counter-Strike Global Offensive has failed to appear on the EU PlayStation Store for a third week, as Sony continues to remain unable to explain its absence.
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Vita Remote Play patch enables ICO & SOTC, God of War Collections
Stream-play a PS3 game.
Wireless PS Vita Remote Play has arrived for the PS3 God of War Collection and ICO and Shadow of the Colossus Collection.
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Joe Danger 2 release date confirmed
Here comes trouble.
Yesterday I bought you news that Joe Danger 2 would be coming out in September, and today I can confirm the exact date that Hello Danger's sequel will land. Tomorrow I'll likely be able to tell you the exact hour that it lands on Xbox Live Arcade.
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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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