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    Skullgirls confirmed for PC

    2D fighter brawls its way to your computer.

    2D fighting game Skullgirls launches on PC this year, Autumn Games has announced.

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  2. Max Payne, Awesomenauts, Skullgirls on EU PlayStation Store this week

    Max Payne, Awesomenauts, Skullgirls on EU PlayStation Store this week

    Plus Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and Vita oddity Frobisher Says!

    The original Max Payne game is available to download from the EU PlayStation Store from today. The PlayStation 2 Classic will cost £7.99, and launches ahead of Rockstar's threequel later this month.

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  3. App of the Day: Total War Battles: Shogun

    Scaling down a game where scale is a large part of the appeal has pitfalls, but Total War Battles: Shogun gracefully avoids them all by inverting itself. Instead of the sweeping view of a battlefield, cavalry poised and archers ready, this is like looking into a box of toy soldiers sprung to life. The massed ranks are replaced with units that occupy one segment of the board and consist of four dinky little men or less.

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  4. Mario Tennis Open lobs new StreetPass features

    Mario Tennis Open will serve up a number of new features for the Mushroom Kingdom-themed spin-off series, including full support of the system's StreetPass functions.

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    The PlayStation Network will be affected by maintenance next Wednesday evening, Sony has announced.

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  6. Urban Trials set to rival Trials Evolution on PlayStation Vita

    Urban Trials set to rival Trials Evolution on PlayStation Vita

    Polish developer planning to peddle Trials challenger.

    RedLynx's acclaimed Trials Evolution has a rival: meet its PlayStation Vita lookalike, Urban Trials.

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  7. Cricketer Flintoff "probably saved" Nintendo UK boss Yarnton's life

    Famous England cricketer Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff might have saved Nintendo UK boss David Yarnton's life.

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  8. Microsoft secures patent for wearable controller

    Microsoft has secured a patent (via Engadget) for a wearable Electromyography (EMG) based controller.

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  9. Sony mulls free day-one releases for PlayStation Plus

    Sony mulls free day-one releases for PlayStation Plus

    Free COD Elite subscription also an option.

    Sony's PlayStation Plus service could offer new releases free of charge, or access to Call of Duty Elite.

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  10. Activision claims visual overhaul for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2

    Activision claims visual overhaul for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2

    PC version will "take advantage" of DX11 graphics cards.

    Call of Duty players will enjoy a "visual overhaul" for Black Ops 2, Activision has claimed.

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    Motorola has won an injunction against Windows 7 and the Xbox 360 in Germany - but a sales ban remains unlikely, for now.

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  12. Sony unveils PSN exclusive The Unfinished Swan with debut trailer

    Sony unveils PSN exclusive The Unfinished Swan with debut trailer

    After the first 15 minutes "things get really weird".

    Sony has unveiled PlayStation Network exclusive The Unfinished Swan, from indie developer Giant Sparrow.

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  13. Battleship Review

    Review | Battleship Review

    That sinking feeling.

    At first glance, Activision's Battleship feels like a high-concept satirical joke aimed at the video game industry. It's not only a movie tie-in, but a game based on a movie based on a board game based on a pen and paper game. More than that, the original game, which is world famous for its guesswork and mild strategy, has been transformed into a first-person shooter. A first-person shooter that plays out like a low-rent Halo, and lazily indulges every genre cliché you can think of.

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  14. Starhawk beta testers to get in-game rewards

    Starhawk beta testers to get in-game rewards

    Lightbox thanks participants with exclusive items.

    All those who participated in Starhawk's recent beta run will be rewarded in the full retail version of the game with at least one exclusive item, developer Lightbox Interactive has announced.

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  15. Iwata: Wii U/3DS will cater to core gamers first, mass market second

    Iwata: Wii U/3DS will cater to core gamers first, mass market second

    Nintendo boss admits it failed to strike a balance with Wii.

    Nintendo's strategy with the 3DS's early years and its forthcoming Wii U launch is to put core-orientated games ahead of efforts to attract the mass market, according to CEO Satoru Iwata.

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  16. League of Legends takes on StarCraft 2 with biggest prize in eSports history

    League of Legends takes on StarCraft 2 with biggest prize in eSports history

    MOBA Money, Mo' Problems - Riot on pro-gaming, Spectator mode and the threat of Valve's Dota 2.

    League of Legends maker Riot is set to take on the eSports big boys with the biggest prize pool in video game tournament history.

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  17. Skyrim DLC expansion Dawnguard announced

    Skyrim DLC expansion Dawnguard announced

    Out this Summer, Xbox 360 gets it first.

    The first major expansion for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is titled Dawnguard and will be out this Summer, Bethesda has announced.

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  18. Diablo 3 to allow multi-region online play

    Diablo 3 to allow multi-region online play

    Blizzard details Global Play feature.

    Forthcoming action RPG sequel Diablo 3 lets you face off against players located anywhere in the world via its new Global Play feature, developer Blizzard has announced.

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  19. FortressCraft sales top 750k on XBLIG

    FortressCraft sales top 750k on XBLIG

    1 million mark within reach for controversial world-builder.

    Controversial world-building game FortressCraft has just notched up its 750,000th sale on Xbox Live Indie Games, according to a Tweet from its developer Adam Sawkins.

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    Fantasy RPG Kickstarter accused of scamming, plagiarism

    Finger-pointing follows closure of Mythic: Gods & Men project.

    It was bound to happen sooner or later, but it seems Kickstarter might just have racked up its first significant gaming scam.

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  21. The Pirate Bay issues angry response to UK ban

    The Pirate Bay issues angry response to UK ban

    "We can't allow this s*** to happen."

    Torrent portal The Pirate Bay has posted an angry response to news yesterday that UK ISPs have been asked to block the Swedish site, accusing the High Court of promoting internet censorship.

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  22. Rockstar details Max Payne 3 DLC pack plan

    Rockstar details Max Payne 3 DLC pack plan

    Seven expansions due in 2012, plus season pass.

    Seven DLC packs for Max Payne 3 will be made available throughout 2012, publisher Rockstar has announced.

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  23. Halo 2 ARG designer creates Oprah Winfrey Facebook game

    Halo 2 ARG designer creates Oprah Winfrey Facebook game

    "Unlock the superpower of gratitude inside yourself."

    US chat star Oprah Winfrey has roped in game designer Jane McGonigal to make her a new Facebook game, which allows people to share gratitude for real-life good deeds.

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  24. Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 announced

    Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 announced

    Set in 21st century Cold War. First images.

    Activision has announced Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 for release on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on 13th November.

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  25. App of the Day: On the Wind

    Review | App of the Day: On the Wind

    Gust a minute.

    On the Wind is an enticing mobile side-scroller from ex-Rare developer David Buttress. It's also impossible to describe without mentioning Flower, thatgamecompany's brilliant first-person adventure that allows you to craft vibrant gardens of colour by controlling the wind.

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  26. Angry Birds Land opens at Finnish theme park

    Theme park attraction Angry Birds Land has opened at Finland's Särkänniemi Adventure Park.

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  27. Union Jack Xbox 360 Kinect Celebration Pack announced

    Union Jack Xbox 360 Kinect Celebration Pack announced

    Plus, the Great British Mouse. Pictures inside.

    Microsoft has pressed its official stamp onto the Union Jack Xbox 360 that popped up on a shop's website last week.

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  28. WiiWare sales now "almost non-existent"

    WiiWare sales now "almost non-existent"

    La-Mulana publisher cans EU/US launch plans, admits players "have moved on".

    WiiWare sales numbers are now "almost non-existent", the publisher of retro side-scroller La-Mulana has said.

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  29. Sega cancels Bayonetta 2 - report

    Sega cancels Bayonetta 2 - report

    Featured a new character.

    Sega has cancelled development on Bayonetta 2, according to a new report.

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  30. Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed Preview: The Saviour of Arcade Racers

    Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed Preview: The Saviour of Arcade Racers

    Can PGR talent and Sega's mascot breathe life into a fading genre?

    When I last met Gareth Wilson three years ago, we were sat in the offices of his previous employer, Bizarre Creations. The designer, a veteran of the Project Gotham Racing series, was talking up his next game Blur, telling me how Bizarre wanted to escape the simulation niche and make racing games mass-market again. "I think we should be going back to the reason people play racing games," he said.

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