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  1. Play as a 2-year-old in first person horror Among the Sleep

    Play as a 2-year-old in first person horror Among the Sleep

    Eccentric indie effort toddles towards PC and Mac.

    Forthcoming indie horror game Among the Sleep is attempting to set itself apart from the competition by placing you in the shoes of a two-year-old.

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  2. Activision vs. No Doubt Band Hero argument will go to trial

    The two-and-a-half-year-old Band Hero spat between Activision and rock band No Doubt will go to trial later this year.

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  3. THQ hopes to rekindle memories of Half-Life 2 with Metro: Last Light

    THQ hopes to rekindle memories of Half-Life 2 with Metro: Last Light

    "This isn't a play for a super mass market Call of Duty beater."

    THQ hopes to rekindle memories of the best story-driven first-person shooters such as Half-Life 2 with its own effort, Metro: Last Light.

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  4. Apple TV and gaming together "could be interesting" - Apple

    Apple TV and gaming together "could be interesting" - Apple

    Apple TV "an area of intense interest for us".

    Apple TV and gaming together "could be interesting", new Apple CEO Tim Cook has teased.

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  5. Dead Space 3 screenshot, logo surfaces

    Dead Space 3 screenshot, logo surfaces

    Countdown on official site.

    What appears to the be first screenshot from Dead Space 3 has surfaced online.

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  6. Why Crysis 2, Dragon Age 2  were pulled from Steam - report

    Why Crysis 2, Dragon Age 2 were pulled from Steam - report

    And why Crysis 2: Maximum Edition is now allowed.

    EA-published games Crysis 2 and Dragon Age 2 were pulled from Steam's marketplace due to issues surrounding the titles' in-game DLC stores, a new report suggests.

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    Wizorb coming to PlayStation minis

    Sony doesn't drop the ball.

    RPG/block-breaking hybrid Wizorb will see a release on PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable and PS Vita this June as a PlayStation mini, developers Beatshapers and Tribute Games have announced.

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  8. Haruka won't fight in Yakuza 5

    Haruka won't fight in Yakuza 5

    Not a fighter. Hopefully not a lover either.

    Yakuza 5 lets you play as series' protagonist Kazuma Kiryu's adopted daughter Haruka, but you won't be able to fight as her.

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  9. Castlevania: Mirror of Fate first images revealed

    The first images of the 3DS' Castlavania: Mirror of Fate have been revealed.

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    The fourth numbered title in the official Shin Megami Tensei series of role-playing games will come to 3DS.

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  11. Author drops Assassin's Creed copyright lawsuit

    Author drops Assassin's Creed copyright lawsuit

    No sign of Illuminati involvement.

    American author John L. Beiswenger has dropped his lawsuit with Ubisoft after he claimed the Assassin's Creed series stole ideas from his book, Link.

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  12. Resistance: Burning Skies Review

    Review | Resistance: Burning Skies Review

    Missed target.

    The Resistance series made its mark by tearing up the history books and rewriting the script on 20th-century conflict. Now, for its Vita debut, the concept has been taken to weirdly literal lengths in a game that seems to go out of its way to pretend the 21st Century never really happened for the first-person shooter.

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  13. Mini Ninjas Adventures spotted for XBLA

    Mini Ninjas Adventures spotted for XBLA

    2009 IO adventure gets Kinect spin-off.

    IO Interactive's colourful 2009 adventure Mini Ninjas is about to see a Kinect spin-off for Xbox Live Arcade, judging by a listing on Xbox.com.

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    Snapshot announced for Vita, PS3, PC

    Smart indie puzzle platformer due this Autumn.

    Indie puzzle platformer Snapshot arrives on PlayStation 3 and Vita this Autumn, developer Retro Affect has announced.

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    Naughty Dog founder Jason Rubin appointed THQ president

    While core games boss Danny Bilson moves on.

    Jason Rubin, one of Uncharted studio Naughty Dog's founders, is the new president of THQ.

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    Xbox 360 racing bundle announced

    New US pack includes Forza 4, wireless wheel.

    A new Xbox 360 racing bundle launches next month in the US, Microsoft has announced.

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  17. Witcher 2 dev to reveal first details on "second triple-A RPG" tomorrow

    UPDATE: CD Projekt has released the first piece of art from the title. Take a look below.

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  18. Mysterious Dead Space short introduces new character, setting

    Mysterious Dead Space short introduces new character, setting

    Does "graphic novel" clip offer DS3 plot details?

    A mysterious new Dead Space short shows off a new character and setting for EA's space horror series.

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    Schilling: Rhode Island governor scuppered Amalur 2 deal

    Former baseball star stands to personally lose $50 million.

    Provocative public statements made by Rhode Island governor Lincoln Chafee scared away an investor which was close to bankrolling a sequel to Kingdoms of Amalur, according to Curt Schilling, boss of beleaguered developer 38 Studios.

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  20. The Old Republic lead speaks out on recent BioWare lay-offs

    The Old Republic lead speaks out on recent BioWare lay-offs

    "The MMO is the toughest part of the game industry."

    A senior member of the recently streamlined Star Wars: The Old Republic development team has spoken out about last week's round of redundancies at BioWare Austin.

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  21. Sony prepping PlayStation Plus revamp with top tier free games, expansion to Vita

    Sony is readying a revamp of PlayStation Plus to be revealed during its E3 press conference, Eurogamer understands.

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  22. Metro: Last Light no longer certain for Wii U

    Metro: Last Light no longer certain for Wii U

    4A Games focussing on PC, PS3, Xbox 360.

    Metro: Last Light is no longer a lock for Wii U, despite appearing during the console's announcement at Nintendo's E3 show last year.

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  23. Divinity: Original Sin announced for PC and Mac

    Divinity: Original Sin announced for PC and Mac

    Top-down RPG sequel adds multiplayer.

    A new entry in Larian Studios' Divinity RPG franchise arrives in 2013, the Belgian developer has announced.

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  24. Eurogamer.net Podcast #114: E3 Crystal Ball Special!

    Eurogamer.net Podcast #114: E3 Crystal Ball Special!

    Everyone we employ called Tom discusses what Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft and others will get up to at E3 next week.

    The games industry may be about a lot more than just Mario, Master Chief and Nathan Drake these days, but once a year for one week only we get to completely forget that and party like the Console War is the biggest show in town all over again.

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  25. Kinect's Journey

    Feature | Kinect's Journey

    Can Fable: The Journey, Kinect's biggest game yet, usher in a new era for Microsoft's motion controller? "It was never going to be easy," Lionhead tells us.

    Fable: The Journey is, without a doubt, the biggest and most ambitious game yet for Kinect. It's no aerobic festival of mini-games but a full-length action-adventure with epic narrative aspirations, played from the comfort of your couch. It has lavish production values: beautiful graphics, superb animation, fine voice-acting and a musical score that tracks the action from moment to moment, like a movie's.

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  26. Metro: Last Light Preview: Five Frantic Minutes With THQ's Shooter Sequel

    A five-minute demo of Metro: Last Light is enough to showcase scavenging, exploration, and fighting, and to cover ground that includes gloomy, claustrophobic interiors and vast, echoing exteriors where the sky crackles and fizzes with radioactive weather systems. Last Light's the sequel to Metro 2033 - Metro author Dmitry Glukhovsky has been involved, apparently, even if the narrative has nothing to do with his own sequel, Metro 2034 - yet that familiarity provides little comfort in this dirty, post-nuclear wasteland.

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  27. Trials Evolution title update, multiplayer leaderboards reset

    The first title update for Trials Evolution will go live tomorrow, 30th May at 10am UK time.

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    Cult classic Sega games Streets of Rage and Golden Axe hit Xbox Live Arcade tomorrow as part of the Sega Vintage collections range.

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  29. Lionhead's seated Kinect tech to be made available to all developers

    Lionhead's seated Kinect tech to be made available to all developers

    From Milo & Kate to Fable: The Journey to the official dev kit.

    Microsoft will make the seated gameplay technology Lionhead has worked on for Fable: The Journey available to all Kinect developers, the studio has revealed.

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  30. App of the Day: Rocket Fox

    Review | App of the Day: Rocket Fox

    Fantastic missile fox.

    Most of us have had that jumping dream. You probably know the one. You're on the move, leaping into the air and watching the scenery rapidly approaching as you push through the open atmosphere, every subsequent jump a little higher, effortlessly bounding hundreds, then thousands of feet above ground. When you breach the stratosphere, it's almost as if time nearly stops for a moment at the apex: just before gravity furiously takes hold to commence re-entry.

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