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  1. Sony announces six week PS Vita price cut for France only

    Sony announces six week PS Vita price cut for France only

    Limited time rebate kicks in on Friday.

    Sony has announced a six week PS Vita price cut for France only.

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  2. Daytona DLC to invade Ridge Racer Vita

    Daytona DLC to invade Ridge Racer Vita

    Sega wheels out classic car, Namco turns up the music.

    Daytona USA-flavoured DLC will invade Ridge Racer on PlayStation Vita, publisher Namco Bandai has announced.

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    A brand new music service may be on its way to Xbox, according to a number of job listings.

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  4. PSP and PS2 SOCOM servers shutting down in August

    The servers for eight games in the SOCOM series will be shut down 31st August, 2012.

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  5. Why Elder Scrolls Online has public dungeons

    Why Elder Scrolls Online has public dungeons

    "Public dungeons were my favourite thing about EverQuest."

    Elder Scrolls Online director Matt Firor has explained why upcoming MMOG has public dungeons.

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  6. Dead Space 3 screenshots leak

    Dead Space 3 screenshots leak

    Co-op! Dual-wielding! Beardy Isaac!

    A fresh round of Dead Space 3 screenshots have leaked online, following yesterday's reveal of the game's first image and logo.

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    Leisure Suit Larry developer Replay Games is suing Wisecrack Games over its Kickstarter campaign which it claims misrepresents Leisure Suit Larry creator Al Lowe's participation in the project.

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  8. Epic claims victory in Silicon Knights court case

    Epic claims victory in Silicon Knights court case

    UPDATE: Too Human studio to pay out $4.45 million in damages.

    UPDATE: Silicon Knights will have to pay Epic $4.45 million in damages after the jury found in favour of its counter claims. The court ruled that Silicon Knights breached their Unreal license agreement, misappropriated Epic's trade secrets and infringed Epic's copyrights in the Unreal Engine 3 code.

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  9. New Spy Hunter coming to 3DS, Vita this Autumn

    New Spy Hunter coming to 3DS, Vita this Autumn

    Warner Bros. announces car combat revival.

    Arcade car combat franchise Spy Hunter is being rebooted for 3DS and Vita, publisher Warner Bros. has announced.

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  10. Diablo 3 struck by Error 37 woe again

    Diablo 3 struck by Error 37 woe again

    UPDATE: Players claim server problems have killed Hardcore Mode characters.

    UPDATE: A number of players are now complaining that the server problems have killed their character in the game's permadeath Hardcore Mode. We've contacted Blizzard for comment and will update should we hear back.

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    Guacamelee! announced for PS3, Vita

    Stylish Tex-Mex platformer splices Metroid, lucha libre.

    Lively indie platformer Guacamelee! is currently in the works for PlayStation 3 and Vita, developer Drinkbox has announced.

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  12. Ratchet & Clank: QForce announced for PlayStation 3

    Ratchet & Clank: QForce announced for PlayStation 3

    Insomniac returns to "series' classic feel, camera, controls and weapons".

    Ratchet & Clank: QForce launches on PlayStation 3 this Autumn, developer Insomniac Games has announced.

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  13. The Witcher 2 sales top 1.7 million

    The Witcher 2 sales top 1.7 million

    One week 30% off sale now live, Mac release soon.

    The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings has now sold 1.7 million copies since launch, developer CD Projekt has announced.

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  14. Japan chart: Dragon's Dogma gets off to a flying start

    Japan chart: Dragon's Dogma gets off to a flying start

    Capcom scores current gen's fastest-selling new IP.

    Capcom's action RPG Dragon's Dogma has roared into the weekly Japanese sales chart at number one.

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  15. Saints Row 4, Dawn of War 3, Devil's Third and Insane on next gen - Danny Bilson in one of his last interviews as THQ core games boss

    When I sat down to chat with Danny Bilson during THQ's pre-E3 showcase event in North London earlier this month, I had no idea that, just over a week later, he would no longer be with the publisher. Hindsight is a beautiful thing, but I'm convinced there was something about the way he introduced presentations on Company of Heroes 2, Metro: Last Light and Darksiders 2 to European press that morning that was, for want of a better term, off.

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  16. CD Projekt announces Cyberpunk

    CD Projekt announces Cyberpunk

    Witcher developer licenses classic pen & paper RPG series.

    The Witcher developer CD Projekt has lifted the lid on its new AAA RPG - it's a videogame version of Mike Pondsmith's classic '80s pen and paper RPG series Cyberpunk.

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  17. WOW Leeroy Jenkins moment re-imagined as short film

    WOW Leeroy Jenkins moment re-imagined as short film

    In a modern day city, a bank robbery is about to go down.

    The infamous Leeroy Jenkins moment, born in World of Warcraft but spread far beyond, has been re-imagined as a modern day short film.

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  18. Sony unveils trio of upcoming free PlayStation Vita apps

    Sony unveils trio of upcoming free PlayStation Vita apps

    Meet Travel Bug, Ecolibrium and Imainstruments.

    PlayStation Vita players are due to receive three free apps, Sony has announced: Travel Bug, Ecolibrium and Imaginstruments.

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    Activision vs. West/Zampella trial delayed

    Plus, judge rules the case must be wrapped up in 22 days.

    Activision's high profile courtroom showdown with sacked Infinity Ward founders Jason West and Vince Zampella has been postponed by a few days.

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  20. Joy Ride Turbo Review

    Review | Joy Ride Turbo Review

    Look, ma: hands!

    If you were in marketing, you might say that Joy Ride Turbo is two games in one. That's true, just about, even if it isn't necessarily good news. The first of these games, see, is fully-realised but bland. The second is patchy but quietly promising. Sadly, Microsoft spent most of its time and effort fleshing out the wrong one. That makes Joy Ride a rather uneven prospect: it's weighted down on its worst side. It's weighted down on the side that isn't much fun.

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  21. Warner reveals FEAR dev's Guardians of Middle-Earth game

    Update: Guardians of Middle-Earth will cost £11.99 or 1200 Microsoft points.

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  22. Lovefilm Instant now HD on Xbox 360, but not on PS3 or iPad

    Lovefilm Instant - the streaming side of the rental film service - now offers content in HD.

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    Pinball FX dev reveals tower defense game CastleStorm

    Coming this year to Xbox Live Arcade.

    Pinball FX and Zen Pinball studio Zen Studios has announced downloadable tower defense title CastleStorm.

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  24. Sony reveals Battlefield 3 Premium release date, price

    Sony reveals Battlefield 3 Premium release date, price

    Out next week alongside Close Quarters DLC.

    Battlefield 3 Premium launches on Monday 4th June for £39.99 / €49.99 / AU$79.95, according to Sony.

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  25. Next gen Pro Evolution Soccer to use Kojima's Fox Engine

    Next gen Pro Evolution Soccer to use Kojima's Fox Engine

    "We are going to win back the crown when it comes to the next generation."

    Konami is looking to the Fox Engine for the next generation of Pro Evolution Soccer as it seeks to avoid the slump it found itself in when the series moved to HD consoles.

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  26. Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 Preview: Pass Master

    Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 Preview: Pass Master

    Konami's series returns to the dynamic flair football that made its name - and threatens to return PES to the top of the football pile.

    As we walk amongst the dying embers of this round of consoles, it's safe to say that this generation hasn't been as kind to Pro Evolution Soccer as the last. The series' journey since its stuttering first steps and the rising fortunes of its rival have been documented well enough; but in FIFA's shadow, PES has quietly, and at times brilliantly, rebuilt itself as a dynamic, quick-fire alternative to the more studied rhythms of EA's game.

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    Vita Pro Evolution Soccer in development

    Though it may not make it in time for this year's model.

    Konami has confirmed that it is working on a Vita version of its long-running football series Pro Evolution Soccer - though it may not be out in time to coincide with the release of Pro Evolution Soccer 2013.

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  28. Resistance: Burning Skies, Gravity Rush demo on EU PlayStation Store

    Middling PlayStation Vita shooter Resistance: Burning Skies is now available to download from the European PlayStation Store.

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  29. App of the Day: Jetset: A Game For Airports

    One of the disadvantages of the App Store's ludicrously fast turnover is that great games can be missed in the rush. Take, for example, this manic satirical puzzle game that debuted way back in the dark and primitives days of 2009.

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  30. Worldwide Xbox 360 sales hit 67m, 3m ahead of PS3

    There have been 67 million Xbox 360s sold around the world, and 19 million Kinects, Microsoft has revealed.

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