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Skyrim Dawnguard DLC gets Xbox 360 beta
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Skyrim's Dawnguard DLC gets an Xbox 360-only beta run-out this Summer, developer Bethesda has announced.
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Xbox 360 Smart Glass app to allow content streaming from smartphones, tablets - report
AirPlay-esque feature compatible with Android, iOS and Windows.
Microsoft is gearing up to launch a companion app called Smart Glass that will let you stream film or music content from a smartphone or tablet directly to your Xbox 360, according to unconfirmed reports today.
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Ex-Modern Warfare man Bowling on why he didn't join Respawn
UPDATE: Announces next-gen zombie game for 2015 launch.
UPDATE: That was quick. Bowling has just gone and announced Robotoki's first title. According to the Game Informer reveal, it's a zombie title called Human Element which puts the focus squarely on survival.
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EverQuest 2 gets facial tracking system and voice filters
New webcam tech for long-running Sony MMO.
A fancy new facial tracking system is on its way to fantasy MMO EverQuest 2 to help make the game more immersive, developer Sony Online Entertainment has announced.
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Dishonored pre-order incentives announced
Downloadable upgrades for new Bethesda stealth IP.
Pre-order incentives for upcoming Bethesda steampunk stealth title Dishonored have been revealed.
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EA confirms Dead Space 3, new Need For Speed: Most Wanted
Promises more unannounced titles will be at E3.
UPDATE: The first screen from Most Wanted has just slipped out - see below.
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Quantum Conundrum PC release date announced
Portal creator's latest out in a few weeks.
Quantum Conundrum, the new puzzle adventure from Portal co-creator Kim Swift, launches for PC on 21st June, publisher Square Enix has announced.
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First Lego Lord of the Rings trailer, artwork
Peter Jackson's flicks in bricks.
Lego Lord of the Rings has been officially confirmed in a trailer and slice of artwork from publisher Warner Bros.
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Feature | Eurogamer Investigates The Mighty Simulator
The story behind Tow Truck Simulator, Gardening Simulator and many, many more.
Throw Call of Duty in the bin! Move aside, Diablo 3, budge it, Battlefield and make way for The Simulator.
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Rift's first expansion Storm Region will triple game's size
Level 60! Guild-owned Dimensions! Tons of new content!
The very first expansion for respected and successful MMO Rift will be Storm Legion, Trion has announced.
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Digital Foundry | Face-Off: Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
Ghosted vision.
With Future Soldier, the Ghost Recon series is back on console platforms after a five year leave of absence. Much has changed in the third person shooter scene since Advanced Warfighter 2 made its mark in 2007 and the series has had to adapt accordingly to match expectations in both its narrative scope and technical design. Thankfully the series' focus on stealth holds true, and even with a few on-rails set-pieces thrown in to keep with the current trends, it hangs on to its slower-paced identity.
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Ni No Kuni UK release date announced
Out in January 2013.
PlayStation 3 exclusive Japanese role-playing game Ni No Kuni launches in the UK on 25th January 2013, Namco Bandai has announced.
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Former GTA, Red Dead and LA Noire designer founds indie dev Red Kite Games
Making iPhone and iPad adventure inspired by 2D animated Disney films.
A former Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption and LA Noire designer has founded an indie developer and set out to make an iOS adventure game inspired by 2D animated Disney films.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines Collector's Edition unveiled
UPDATE: Exclusive to Amazon in the UK.
UPDATE: The Aliens: Colonial Marines Collector's Edition is exclusive to Amazon in the UK, Sega has confirmed.
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Splinter Cell: Blacklist rumoured to be set for E3 reveal
Sam Fisher looks good in night goggles.
Ubisoft is rumoured to be set to reveal the next Splinter Cell game at E3 next week. A report on XboxGameZone (since removed) indicated that Splinter Cell: Black List was set for launch on PlayStation 3, Wii U and Xbox 360.
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The rumoured deal between Sony and Gaikai will allow PS3 and maybe Vita to play old PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 1 games, GamesIndustry International reports.
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Bulletstorm developer working on new Gears of War
Polish studio People Can Fly step up.
Bulletstorm developer People Can Fly is working on the new Gears of War title teased last night.
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Kinect game Mini Ninjas Adventures release date
For a "full body ninja experience".
Kinect-powered Mini Ninjas Adventures will be available to download on Friday, 29th June, publisher Square Enix has announced.
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Review | App of the Day: Extinction Squad
Death becomes herd.
Disaster! In an event worryingly reminiscent of M. Night Shyamalan stinker The Happening, the world's animals are leaping to their deaths. This time, however, it is dodos that are at the root of the problem: dodos that have been discovered and reintroduced to the wild by conservationist Chuck Darwin (think Attenborough on nandrolone). It's up to Chuck - or rather his pair of bandy-legged assistants - to bounce the suicidal creatures to safety using a trampoline.
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GameStop adds PSN DLC to European fleet of stores
"Ability to use cash and trade credits is a powerful tool."
Powerhouse video game shop GameStop will now sell PlayStation Network content in its European and antipodean stores.
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Sakaguchi claims the Wii's SD resolution held back The Last Story
Suggests switching to component cables.
Mistwalker head and The Last Story director Hironobu Sakaguchi has said he was unable to fully realise his vision due to the Wii's lack of HD.
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Trip Hawkins on his plan to unite indie developers
EA founder sticking it to the man.
EA founder Trip Hawkins was in the process of rallying an alliance of indie developers before he resigned from his position as chief executive of mobile and social game maker Digital Chocolate.
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Spine-wielding Soul Sacrifice confirmed for Europe
Mega Man creator's Vita horror headed to UK.
Gory fantasy horror title Soul Sacrifice will be released in Europe, Sony has confirmed.
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YouTube app hits PS Vita late June
Free from PlayStation Store.
YouTube launches on PS Vita late June, Sony has announced.
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Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 announced with debut CGI trailer
Nintendo 3DS game Mirror of Fate teased.
Konami has announced Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 and teased Nintendo 3DS game Castlevania: Mirror of Fate.
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Dota 2 confirmed as free to play, Dota Store announced
Free to play but not pay to win insists Valve.
Dota 2, the eagerly anticipated action strategy game from original developer IceFrog, has been confirmed as a free to play game - though Valve insists that it won't be pay-to-win.
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Hitman HD Collection spotted for PS3
Silent Assassin! Contracts! Blood Money!
A trilogy of Hitman games are being packaged together for re-release on PlayStation 3, a retailer listing suggests.
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Metal Gear Rising Revengeance out early 2013
E3 2012 trailer released.
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance launches early 2013, Konami has announced.
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Mature Star Wars game 1313 announced
Third person action adventure from LucasArts.
LucasArts has announced the 18 rated third person action adventure game Star Wars 1313.
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Sleeping Dogs Preview: United Front's Open World Game Isn't What You'd Expect
Screwed pooch or mutt's nuts?
Expectations are dangerous. Dead Island found this out the hard way, working the audience to frothing excitement with a wonderfully crafted CG trailer that bore precious little resemblance to the actual game. It's with this warning in mind, and with my anticipation coloured by a glitzy live-action trailer, that I sit down to play Sleeping Dogs, an open world crime game saturated in new wave Hong Kong cinema.
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