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Sony confirms Resistance: The Trilogy release
First three PS3 games bundled up.
The first three entries in Insomniac's Resistance FPS series are to be bundled up and sold as one, Sony has confirmed.
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Diablo 3 launch night events announced
HMV Oxford Street kicks things off in the UK.
Blizzard has announced a series of launch events to mark the long-awaited launch of action RPG sequel Diablo 3.
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Review | Prototype 2 Review
Pleased to eat you.
If you can't be original, at least be excessive. This seems to be the design principle guiding Activision's wonderfully schlocky Prototype series, and while it holds the entire enterprise back from true greatness, perhaps, it at least means your thumbs are in for a decent workout as blood, brain, and all manner of unidentifiable viscera are smeared across New York in the name of - what? Justice? Revenge? Who cares, frankly. I just punched a helicopter into the Chrysler Building.
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Gotham City Impostors update adds new map, game mode
Free patch also plasters over a few bugs.
Multiplayer-focused shooter Gotham City Impostors gets a free update today, adding a sprinkling of new content to the superhero spin-off.
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Binding of Isaac: Wrath of the Lamb DLC coming in late May
Masses of new content for bonkers Zelda riff.
Deeply disturbed indie adventure The Binding of Isaac gets a beefy DLC add-on in late May, developer Edmund McMillen has announced.
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A Super Mario Summary crams Mario levels into single screen
Impressive Flash tribute to Super Mario Bros.
A Super Mario Summary is not the first unnofficial Mario game to be made using Flash. It's unlikely to be the last. But it is one of the most novel takes on Nintendo's classic we've seen in a while.
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Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock Preview: Setting Back the Clock
A new arm of the BBC is getting serious about games, as this new adventure attests.
If you're in the business of turning a beloved TV series into a video game, it's best to start with the very essence of what you're trying to capture. Going after HBO's take on Game of Thrones? You'll want politics and consequence as well as a downtrodden world (and good luck to Cyanide, which is taking on that very task, but it's hard not to wonder what the likes of CD Projekt could have done with the premise). Doing EastEnders? You'll want to preserve the misery and the improbable melodrama (sounds just about perfect for David Cage, in fact).
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Nintendo in talks with UK shops over Heroes of Ruin exclusivity
Will it be a GAME exclusive?
Nintendo is in talks with UK shops over possible Heroes of Ruin exclusivity.
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Theatrhythm Final Fantasy release date, pre-order bonuses announced
Game-themed stylus, Final Fantasy stickers available.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy launches in Europe on 6th July, Square Enix has announced.
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Microsoft will reportedly preview its new music service, code-named Woodstock, at E3 2012.
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Diablo 3 open beta saw 300,000 play at the same time
Server gets stiff stress test ahead of launch.
The Diablo 3 open beta saw a whopping 300,000 people play at the same time, Blizzard has revealed.
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Review | Botanicula Review
The roots that clutch.
Read the small print carefully, OK? Botanicula sells itself as a point-and-click exploration game as opposed to a point and click adventure game. What kind of difference can that single word make? Plenty, actually. Come here looking for the puzzles, for instance, and you may find yourself feeling quietly disappointed. Turn up with a bit of a rambly micro-safari in mind, however, and you'll probably be in a state of complete rapture from the word go.
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Free Radical Design co-founder forms new studio with ex-Rare veterans
Crash Lab making three iOS games.
Former Free Radical Design and Rare developers have joined forces to create a new studio.
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Skullgirls due on EU PlayStation Store next week
PopCap puzzler Bejeweled 3 launches on Friday.
All-girl 2D fighter Skullgirls is due to launch on the EU PlayStation Store next week, Sony has revealed. Xbox Live gamers got the brawler first, earlier this month.
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Review | App of the Day: Got Cow?
To the moo and back.
Got Cow is colourful, playful, and - on the surface, at least - ever so slightly heart-breaking. It's the debut solo release from Dave Miller, who spends his days working as an artist at Relentless, in good old Brighton. About a year ago, Miller decided to start teaching himself Unity, and Got Cow is the end result: a neat leaderboard rattler in which you fling rockets around gravitational fields to take out a series of UFOs.
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Ubisoft's Innergy is still alive, due next year - report
Vitality Sensor-esque project from E3 2010 rears its head.
UPDATE: Anthony Kozak, the developer who worked on the project, has been in touch to say that there is no target release window at this time, and that Ubisoft is yet to officially comment on the status of the project.
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PES 2012 getting Copa Santander Libertadores 2012 update this week
Santos little helper.
Up to date data from the South American version of the Champions League, the Copa Santander Libertadores, will be patched into PES 2012 this Friday, 27th April.
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Free 3DS Wi-Fi through Nintendo Zone from today
25,000 hotspots live across Europe.
3DS gamers can now automatically connect to over 25,000 Wi-Fi hotspots across Europe using Nintendo Zone.
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Bizarre PlayStation Move stripping game (with monkeys) cancelled
Dancing Eyes wide shut.
A Japan-only PlayStation Move game that saw players control monkeys that stripped girls of their clothes has been cancelled.
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Microsoft to launch TV-style adverts on Xbox Live
15-30 second ads coming to apps.
Microsoft is set to roll-out TV-style advertising for Xbox Live, with 15-30 second spots set to run within TV and video apps.
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Quake 4 UK PC and Xbox 360 re-release details revealed
Boxed retail PC release confirmed.
Bethesda will re-release Quake 4 in the UK on Friday, 22nd June, the publisher has told Eurogamer.
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Forza 4 May Top Gear Car Pack release date, details
Wayne and Garth's car! A Smart car! A Ford Transit!
A brilliantly bizarre bunch of 10 new motors are heading to Forza Motorsport 4 on 1st May, inside the May Top Gear Car Pack.
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StarDrone Extreme dev sorry for "controversial" skip level DLC
CEO admits "wrong decision", makes DLC free.
The CEO and founder of StarDrone Extreme developer Beatshapers has admitted that charging players to skip levels was the "wrong decision".
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Crysis 3 launches in the spring of 2013 on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The Wii U is due out in time for Christmas 2012. So, will the sci-fi shooter sequel launch on Wii U, too?
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Eurogamer Modern Warfare 3 community night: the PS3 one!
It's THIS EVENING!
Come and play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 with Eurogamer staff this evening on PS3!
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Guild Wars 2's world/server transfer system explained
Both paid-for and free via a "guesting" system.
Guild Wars 2 let's you swap worlds/servers that you play on - once a week, if you wish, but for a fee.
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Review | Lone Survivor Review
You can tell from the pixels.
There's a section in Lone Survivor where you find yourself in an old arcade, shrouded in darkness, a series of cabinets against the wall. As you pass each one, your character comments on the game on-screen. It's a game about guilt," he says. "It's about a boy and a girl." "It looks kinda retro." "It's just another zombie game."
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iPad sales up 151%, 11.8 million sold in last three months
iPhone sells 35 million over same period, up 88%
Apple's iPad sold 11.8 million units in the last three months, representing a year-on-year jump of 151 per cent.
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Tera publisher responds to fan petition over censorship
Gore slider reinstated, changes to Elin race explained.
The publisher behind forthcoming fantasy MMO Tera has responded to the angry fan response earlier this week to news that the European version had been censored to secure a 12+ age rating.
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Nearly half of FIFA Euro 2012 DLC teams are unlicensed
UPDATE: EA - "it's a business decision based on market size and limited resources."
UPDATE 2: EA has confirmed that 24 out of the 53 teams featured in the Euro 2012 expansion are "generic" unlicensed squads.
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