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  1. CCP explains Dust 514 updating, Sony certification and not disturbing Eve

    PS3 shooter MMO Dust 514 has unprecedented freedom on PSN to be updated by developer CCP. This is crucial for an MMO.

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  2. Kinect Sports Ultimate Collection revealed by Xbox videos

    Kinect Sports Ultimate Collection revealed by Xbox videos

    Contains sports in Kinect Sports and Season 2.

    Kinect Sports Ultimate Collection has been revealed by two recently published Xbox videos.

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  3. Sony on PS4: "We've never been first. We've never been cheapest. It's about being the best"

    Sony has indicated its priority with PlayStation 4 is to have it be the "best" next generation console - not the cheapest or out before Microsoft's next Xbox.

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  4. Sony says no to PS Vita price cut

    Sony says no to PS Vita price cut

    Admits it "probably should" have shown Vita games during E3 conference.

    Sony has said no to a PS Vita price cut.

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  5. Two Worlds 2 dev announces survival horror Sacrilegium

    Two Worlds 2 dev announces survival horror Sacrilegium

    "Photos look like charcoal drawings compared to the game."

    Two Worlds developer Reality Pump Studios has announced Sacrilegium, a new survival horror game with "modern" vampires.

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  6. Dragon Quest Monsters 3DS storms Japanese chart

    Dragon Quest Monsters 3DS storms Japanese chart

    3DS hardware sales soar, Vita still stuck in doldrums.

    Square Enix role-player Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry no Wonderland 3D has stormed the Japanese software chart, selling more than 500,000 copies in its first week on sale.

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  7. What's new in Trine 2: Director's Cut for Wii U?

    Trine 2 developer Frozenbyte has detailed the game's Wii U Director's Cut, announced yesterday during Nintendo's E3 press conference.

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  8. FIFA 13 Preview: Your Team-Mates Have Woken Up!

    FIFA 13 Preview: Your Team-Mates Have Woken Up!

    Attacking Intelligence feels like the stand-out feature after a dozen matches.

    At the time of writing, EA Sports has already unveiled a handful of fairly influential changes to the FIFA formula for this year's iteration, but after playing a dozen or so games of FIFA 13 the one that really stands out is the one with the least exciting name: Attacking Intelligence.

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  9. Resident Evil 6 Preview: Fear of the Unknown

    Resident Evil 6 Preview: Fear of the Unknown

    A thirst for action could prove more chilling than a thirst for blood.

    For a series that stubbornly refused to modernise its controls for ages, Resident Evil sure has mutated a lot over the latter half of its 16-year life. During its first eight years, it relied on a nightmarish camera-relative "tank control" system that was much derided in the new millennium. Then Resident 4 came along and transformed the franchise into a tense, methodical action game. Then it was followed by the bombastic Resident Evil 5, which basically excised the horror elements completely in favour of action-heavy co-op.

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  10. EA: Origin won't copy Steam 75% off sales

    EA: Origin won't copy Steam 75% off sales

    "It cheapens intellectual property."

    Digital sales platform Steam has a reputation for its 75 per cent sales - and many gamers love them. But for rival Origin and its maker EA, that's not the right approach.

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  11. FIFA 12 bundle, Virtua Fighter 5 on EU PlayStation Store

    EA has launched a new FIFA 12 and UEFA Euro 2012 bundle on the EU PlayStation Store, Sony has announced.

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  12. E3 Reaction: Nintendo Blows Its E3 Conference Opportunity

    Feature | E3 Reaction: Nintendo Blows Its E3 Conference Opportunity

    The Wii U looks great, but it was a bad press conference.

    With Microsoft and Sony in a state of détente a year out from their respective next-generation reveals, Nintendo had a great opportunity this week to convince you, me and the rest of its fans that Wii U will be worth buying this Christmas. But despite the encouraging way it trailed its E3 conference over the weekend, it completely blew it.

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  13. The Last of Us a 2013 game

    The Last of Us a 2013 game

    Naughty Dog's gritty action game coming next year.

    The Last of Us, Naughty Dog's gritty post-apocalypse action game, has been confirmed as a 2013 release.

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  14. App of the Day: Silpheed Alternative

    Review | App of the Day: Silpheed Alternative

    Dog-fighting man.

    Fire up those thrusters? Count the escape pods? Mute the audio? All good, but maybe double-check the last one - it's super important. Great! All done. We're ready to go into space, then, up into a realm of bloomy suns and neon disco nebulae. Silpheed Alternative is going to show us the galaxy, and then we'll get to shoot it to pieces.

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  15. Heroes of Ruin demo on 3DS eShop this week

    Heroes of Ruin demo on 3DS eShop this week

    Plus: Devil Band! Tumble Pop! 3D Solitaire!

    A demo of promising-looking 3DS dungeon-crawler Heroes of Ruin arrives on the eShop this Thursday, Nintendo has annnounced.

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  16. Nintendo lists Wii U games line-up

    Nintendo lists Wii U games line-up

    Retail releases and eShop downloads.

    Nintendo has revealed a list of all Wii U titles revealed so far.

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  17. Dead Island Riptide announced

    Dead Island Riptide announced

    For consoles and PC.

    Techland has announced Dead Island Riptide, the sequel to last year's divisive zombie kill 'em up.

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  18. Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 release date announced

    Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 launches on 20th June, Wizards of the Coast has announced.

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  19. Portal 2 DLC announced for PlayStation Move

    The PlayStation 3 version of acclaimed Valve puzzler Portal 2 will receive a new slice DLC, designed for use with PlayStation Move.

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  20. Final Fantasy real-time tech demo offers glimpse at next-gen

    Square Enix has released a video that shows us what a next generation Final Fantasy game may look like.

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  21. Microsoft reviews its E3 performance

    Microsoft reviews its E3 performance

    Xbox's Chris Lewis on keeping the core happy, glossing over Gears and why we didn't see new hardware.

    24 hours on and both media and fans have had plenty of time to chew over Microsoft's 2012 E3 press conference, and it's fair to say that not all of the commentary has been entirely positive.

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  22. Resident Evil 6 Anthology, Archives bundles spotted

    Resident Evil 6 Anthology, Archives bundles spotted

    Huge series compilation for PS3, while Xbox 360 gets direct to DVD film.

    Two special editions of Resident Evil 6 have been spotted on Amazon: one for PlayStation 3 and one for Xbox 360.

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  23. The Eurogameological E3 Podcast - Day 2

    The Eurogameological E3 Podcast - Day 2

    Bertie joins Oli and John for Nintendo chat. Plus: Snoop Dogg!

    Day two of our joint podcast with The Gameological Society is actually day one of E3, as the show opens its doors after the last of the press conferences. We could hardly find the enthusiasm to go on though, after Nintendo lifted our hopes and then dashed them on the ground.

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  24. Tech Analysis: Beyond: Two Souls

    Digital Foundry | Tech Analysis: Beyond: Two Souls

    Digital Foundry's assessment of Quantic Dream's stunning achievements in real-time rendering.

    Four gigabytes for 5.5 minutes of footage. When Sony delivers a video game trailer in Apple's ProRes intermediate format, it's great news for Digital Foundry, because we're seeing the game's visuals running in a virtually lossless state; a quality level pretty much on par with the code running locally. Every pixel, every shader, every filter - it's all there in a pristine, precision format - and like Patrick Stewart in Extras, we can see everything. Sony is inviting a higher level of scrutiny and it has confidence that Beyond: Two Souls will not fall short.

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    Wii downloads and saves will be transferable to Wii U

    Nintendo confirms system is being prepared.

    You will be able to transfer any game downloads or save information from your Wii to your Wii U, Nintendo has confirmed at an E3 roundtable event.

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    Nintendo has refused to be drawn on whether mini game collection Nintendo Land will be a Wii U launch title.

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    How Miiverse will police spoiler posts

    And why it might act as the perfect game discussion forum.

    Nintendo has detailed how it intends to keep players from posting game spoilers to the Wii U's Miiverse feature.

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  28. Nintendo Land: Roll Up, Roll Up?

    Nintendo Land: Roll Up, Roll Up?

    Wii U's marquee mini-game collection is good fun, but falls flat at E3.

    It all started so well. The charming intro video of Shigeru Miyamoto and his Pikmin moistened the eyes of a few attendees overwrought by all of yesterday's throat-stabbing and dubstep. It heralded a look at a long-awaited and gorgeous sequel, and did our ears deceive us, or was the legendary game designer up on stage actually talking about deep game mechanics? This would be a different kind of E3 press conference from Nintendo!

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  29. The Last Guardian still having "technical difficulties", says Sony

    The Last Guardian still having "technical difficulties", says Sony

    Shuhei Yoshida deflects rumours of it moving to PS4.

    The Last Guardian was conspicuously absent from Sony's E3 press conference on Monday evening - early Tuesday morning UK time.

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    Gears of War: Judgment: "If it doesn't make you sweat we're not doing our jobs right."

    Bleszinski on returning to old-school values, sharing his series with People Can Fly and avoiding franchise fatigue.

    Gears of War: Judgment kicks back against the recent trend for linearity and low difficulty, promises series creator Cliff Bleszinski.

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