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Early Assassin's Creed concept footage dug up
Back when it was called Prince of Persia: Assassins.
Early concept footage of what would later become Assassin's Creed has found it's way onto the web, showing that Ubisoft's mega-selling franchise started out as a Prince of Persia spin-off.
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Bank holiday weekend update plans
Kittens, Second Sight, retro consoles and a Rignall.
God save the Queen! Oh, it's not that one yet? Then I must wish you a happy, poetically-titled Early May Bank Holiday Weekend. Woo.
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Bloomberg backtracks on EA/Nexon buy-out report
Two companies actually discussing FIFA Online collaboration.
A report last week that South Korean mega-publisher Nexon was considering an attempt to buy-out EA was apparently a little wide of the mark, according to the news outlet that originally ran the story.
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Dead Island: Game of the Year Edition incoming - report
BBFC flags up June re-release.
Marmite zombie actioner Dead Island is getting a Game of the Year edition according to UK ratings board the BBFC.
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Miyamoto: Vita isn't currently a strong product
Nintendo veteran suggests Sony's handheld needs software.
The PlayStation Vita, in its current state, is not a strong product, so says Nintendo talisman Shigeru Miyamoto.
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Irrational "still focusing" on BioShock movie, says Levine
"There's no such thing as 'it's finished'."
BioShock creator Irrational Games has stressed that "we're still focusing" on a film adaptation, despite the project being knocked back time and time again.
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The Big GAME Shutdown: An Insider's Account
"In the course of those couple of hours, most of the people I've ever worked with were gone."
"Once the boxes had gone, he [the administrator] did a walk around the store. He was asking us what we planned on doing next. If I'm honest, I was a bit short with him. He was saying, 'What are you going to do now - have you got any plans?' And I was like, 'I've just lost my job. I've been doing this job for two-thirds of my working life, if not more than that, working in a game shop. And suddenly I haven't got that option. So no, I don't know what I'm going to do now. First things first, I'm going to make sure I get the money that I'm owed. But I don't know, I don't know what I'm going to do.'
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Zynga selling sponsored Draw Something terms
"People love to draw the Colonel and bags of Doritos."
Draw Something fans will soon be asked to scribble advertising-sponsored words, paid for by companies like Nike and KFC.
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Rune Factory Oceans PS3 release date
Of farming and sailing.
PS3 farming role-playing game - "ooh, arr, I'm a farmer and this is my plough" - Rune Factory Oceans will be released on 25th May, Rising Star Games has told Eurogamer.
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Review | App of the Day: Death Rally
Shut up and drive.
It's funny to think that Remedy, that most verbose of modern developers, actually started life building a grubby top-down PC racer. The original Death Rally boasted no existential angst, zero trench coats and even fewer spiralling monologues about the nature of morality, and thankfully nor does its glistening iOS remake.
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The Elder Scrolls Online preview leaked, detailed
A different yet familiar game.
What appears to be Game Informer's world-first preview of The Elder Scrolls Online has been splashed across the internet. In a nutshell, The Elder Scrolls Online looks different and plays differently to a single-player Elder Scrolls game.
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Guild Wars 2 Preview: A Weekend in Tyria
Class warfare.
While this was a wet weekend for most people in the UK, my own windows liberally speckled by rainfall, the skies over Divinity's Reach remained a beautiful hue of blue throughout. The weather was perfect for a short break in the city and allowed me to enjoy some sedate shopping on the promenade, a carefree visit to the carnival and even a chance to marvel at the engineering extravagance that is Uzolan's Mechanical Orchestra. Of course, while the charming land of Tyria has a lot to see and is ideal for a quick getaway, many of you will be wondering whether it's worth a lengthier stay.
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Metal Gear's David Hayter recruited for République Kickstarter
Mass Effect's Jennifer Hale joins voice cast too.
David Hayter, the man who voices Snake in Konami's Metal Gear Solid series, has joined the voice cast for Kickstarter hopeful République.
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Nintendo defends Kid Icarus: Uprising controls
If it hurts, you're doing it wrong, suggests Sakurai.
Offering full support for twin analogue stick controls in Kid Icarus: Uprising would have been "technically impossible", according to the game's creator Masahiro Sakurai.
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Microsoft's E3 briefing to be broadcast on Xbox Live
Find out what Entertainment Evolved means on 4th June.
Microsoft's E3 briefing will be streamed directly via Xbox Live for the first time ever, the platform holder has announced.
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Eastern Front setting reported for RTS sequel, due 2013.
A sequel to THQ's acclaimed 2006 PC RTS Company of Heroes is in development and due out in 2013, according to a leaked magazine reveal.
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The Elder Scrolls Online announced
Set 1000 years before Skyrim, out on PC/Mac next year.
The wraps have just come off The Elder Scrolls Online - a PC and Mac MMO due out in 2013.
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GameCube celebrates 10th birthday in the UK
Nintendo's purple wonder, one decade old.
Nintendo launched its fourth major home console 10 years ago today in Europe. A decade ago, the GameCube was born.
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Sega Mega Drive Classics 5 gets PC release
10 golden oldies for £5.50.
The Sega Mega Drive Classics 5 collection launches on PC today, bundling together 10 creaky Sega relics for a mere £5.50/€7.50.
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Saints Row: The Third gets standalone expansion
Enter the Dominatrix adds super powers, alien invaders.
OTT open world actioner Saints Row: The Third gets a standalone expansion this Autumn on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, publisher THQ has announced.
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Virgin Media is the first UK internet service provider to deny customers access to torrent sharing website The Pirate Bay.
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Peter Molyneux's Boot Cycle confirmed for GameCity festival
Will talk past and future projects, discuss inspirations.
Freshly liberated indie developer Peter Molyneux has signed up to do a Boot Cycle at this year's GameCity festival in Nottingham.
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Early Assassin's Creed concept art reveals cut features
Prince of Persia cross-over, co-op options shown.
Ubisoft has published a gallery of early concept art for the original Assassin's Creed, showing off features cut from the final game.
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Review | App of the Day: Disc Drivin'
Flicking with friends.
I don't think I ever used the word 'asynchronous' before iOS took over the world, but it seems you can't escape it these days. What happened to good old 'takey-turny' multiplayer, eh? Why do we have to have a fancy new word for it? And while we're at it, what ever happened to 'skill' as a term of appreciation?
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Rock Band iOS case highlights EA's digital EULA policy
Eurogamer unearths the buried small print.
EA's (now withdrawn) decision to cancel support for Rock Band iOS has highlighted the cover-all nature of its mobile gaming EULA policy, which is largely inaccessible until a player has already paid for the game.
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Cave shmup Akai Katana given imminent Euro release date
From Japan to the UK it sword.
The Xbox 360 conversion of arcade shoot-'em-up Akai Katana will be released here next Friday, 11th May, Rising Star Games has announced.
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Leisure Suit Larry Kickstarter enjoys happy ending
Cum laude, he returns.
The Leisure Suit Larry Kickstarter funding drive has ended. The goal of $500,000 has been surpassed. The final tally, including PayPal, is $674,037.
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Review | Risen 2: Dark Waters Review
Splash damaged.
Since time began, Piranha Bytes' RPGs have always had one thing in common. They are "interesting", much as Oblivion was less "interesting" than Morrowind, and sipping coffee is less "interesting" than drinking Mr. Muscle. A peek at Piranha Bytes' releases reveals games that are ambitious, rickety and, above all, kind of a dick.
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Rock Band iOS "no longer playable" after 31st May
UPDATE: EA states "Rock Band will remain playable".
UPDATE: Rock Band iOS will remain playable, a new statement from EA has announced, despite last night confirming the opposite.
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EA wants to know what you think of Origin
Admits it hasn't succeeded in communicating what's already available.
Valve's Gabe Newell has given his feedback on digital platform Origin. Now EA wants to know what you think.
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