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Review | App of the Day: EPOCH.
Shoot many robots.
After the brilliant Binary Domain reminded me how wonderful shooting robots could be, I happened across EPOCH on the App Store, which promised further mech-blasting fun. One problem: it was a third-person shooter.
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Dead Space dev backpedals on Gears of War criticism
EA pulls "worst writing in games" blog post.
Outspoken Dead Space story producer Chuck Beaver has defended his critique of Gears of War, claiming his remarks were taken out of context.
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You shall know our velocity.
They've been funny little things, these PlayStation Minis. Set up not exactly as an alternative to the App Store but certainly an analogue of it, the initial promise was clear; here was a place where you could find the kind of sugar-sweet candy bar snacks that have slowly taken over the world through iOS. The results, though, have been disappointing - too many thoughtless ports of mobile games, and too many opportunistic cash-ins.
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PES 2013 announced with new gameplay video
Player dribbling, goalkeepers reworked.
Konami has announced PES 2013, due out this autumn. It launches on Nintendo 3DS, PC, PSP, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii and Xbox 360. No mention was made of PS Vita.
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Review | Wargame: European Escalation Review
Cold phwoar.
Wargame: European Escalation prioritises information over all else on its battlefield. Knowing where your enemy is, and what company they're keeping, is tantamount to victory - provided you know how to act on that information.
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Sony's pulled another vulnerable PSP game, Super Collapse, from the PlayStation Store. It allowed an unauthorised program to run homebrew software on PlayStation Vita.
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Football Manager dev hopes to stick with Android despite 9:1 piracy rate
"Gaming is an entertainment form, it's not a human right."
Football Manager developer Sports Interactive hopes to stick with Android despite seeing a 9:1 piracy rate on the platform.
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Street Fighter x Tekken PC minimum, recommended specs revealed
No "on disc" DLC. GFWL confirmed.
Capcom has revealed the minimum and recommended specs for the PC version of Street Fighter x Tekken.
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Ex-Call of Duty dev Robert Bowling founds new game studio
Stresses need for "complete control" over work.
Robert Bowling, ex-creative strategist at Call of Duty developer Infinity Ward, has founded a new game studio, Robotoki.
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Alan Wake's American Nightmare found on Steam registry
Release imminent?
Xbox Live Arcade spin-off Alan Wake's American Nightmare has been found buried within Steam's registry, suggesting a release is imminent.
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Guild Wars 2: The Inside Stories
To Seattle and back again: what it's like on the inside.
Within the hundreds of hours of content an MMO offers, a million different stories can be told. But behind every MMO there are hundreds of stories often left untold. They are the stories of the makers.
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Rayman Origins sequel in the works - report
New game mentioned in marketing survey.
A sequel to last year's rather lovely Rayman Origins platformer could soon be coming down the pipe, according to a purported Ubisoft marketing survey.
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Might & Magic: Duel of Champions announced for PC, iPad
Free-to-play spin-off for Ubisoft's RPG stalwart.
Might & Magic: Duel of Champions is the latest spin-off from Ubisoft's long-running RPG franchise, due later this year on PC and iPad, the publisher has announced.
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Anno 2070 Deep Ocean expansion announced
Ubisoft RTS adds new class, tsunamis, 150 new quests.
Anno 2070, last year's entry in Ubisoft's long-running RTS series, gets a major expansion this Autumn, the publisher has announced.
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Steel Battalion: Heavy Armour pre-order incentives revealed
Exclusive armour add-ons for From Software's mech battler.
Gamers willing to slap their cash down ahead of time for From Software's Xbox 360 mech combat sequel Steel Battalion: Heavy Armour will be rewarded with exclusive add-ons, publisher Capcom has announced.
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Jumpgate creators turn to Kickstarter for new project
END Games crowdfund space dogfight epic Squad Wars.
END Games, a new studio set up by the creators of popular space MMO Jumpgate, has launched a Kickstarter drive for its debut project - a "true hardcore PvP space combat" game titled Squad Wars.
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Feature | Spectrum Made Me
The Sinclair ZX Spectrum is 30 today. Oli remembers the cheap British computer that changed his life.
Today is the 30th anniversary of the launch of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Its story has been told many times. This cheap, flexible machine from British entrepreneur and inventor Sir Clive Sinclair flooded UK homes, nursed a computer-literate generation and kick-started Britain's astonishingly dense and prolific cottage industry in computer games - an industry whose fading after-image can still be seen today in studios like Codemasters, Rare and Sumo Digital.
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Resistance: Burning Skies survival mode announced
Plus, pre-orders to get day-one level bump.
Sony has taken the wraps off forthcoming Vita shooter Resistance: Burning Skies' new Survival multiplayer mode.
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Assassin's Creed 3 Special Edition is GAME exclusive
UPDATE: Gamestop gets Freedom Edition, meanwhile.
UPDATE: The Freedom Edition of Assassin's Creed 3 is a Gamestop exclusive, Ubisoft has confirmed to Eurogamer. It features two different exclusive missions: the Templar-fighting Ghost of War level and Lost Mayan Ruins adventure, which award The Pontiac's War Club weapon and Captain Kidd's cutlass, among other bonuses.
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Max Payne 3 system requirements announced
New screens show off DX11 support.
Rockstar Games has detailed exactly what forthcoming action sequel Max Payne 3 will demand from your PC rig when it launches on 1st June.
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Guild Wars 2 developer has plans "for literally years to come"
"A number of high-level features" and "expansion content".
Guild Wars 2 isn't out and doesn't have a release date, but already developer ArenaNet has "development plans in our back pocket for literally years to come".
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Batman: Arkham City Harley Quinn's Revenge DLC confirmed
UPDATE: Available 30th May, Game of the Year edition coming.
UPDATE 2: Warner Bros. Interactive UK has revealed new information on the Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year Edition.
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Ghost Recon: Future Soldier more realistic than COD, says dev
Invisibility cloak not "Harry Potter-like". Dev defends Kinect, talks beta details, PC version.
Sci-fi shooter Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier will offer players a more realistic experience than "arcadey" shooters such as Call of Duty, Ubisoft says.
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Free-to-play Ghost Recon Online is "business design research" for Ubisoft
"The idea is widen to brand, to eat up more of the market."
Upcoming PC shooter Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Online will help Ubisoft test the waters of free-to-play gaming, the publisher has told Eurogamer.
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The Walking Dead EU PSN release date, price announced
Episode one out on Wednesday.
The first episode of Telltale's five part episodic series based on Robert Kirkman's The Walking Dead launches on the EU PlayStation Store this Wednesday, 25th April.
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Review | The Pinball Arcade Review
Bumper edition.
With Zen Studios' Pinball FX 2 still dominating Xbox Live Arcade, it takes a bold developer to step into the arena with another - superficially similar - offering. Yet that's exactly what FarSight Studios has done with The Pinball Arcade, a pinball simulation platform that offers four tables in its basic form, with two more to be added as downloadable add-ons each month.
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Review | App of the Day: Coconut Dodge
Crabe extra.
I can pinpoint the very moment that my appreciation of Coconut Dodge changed from bloodless admiration for an elegant, economical design into a helpless, wide-eyed joy. That's because it was the exact same point at which I was given a hat. Not just any hat, actually: this was a kind of golden Viking helm deal with huge tusks and other sharp bits.
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Fan cuts Uncharted games into separate movies
Who needs Hollywood?
Who needs Mark Wahlberg and Hollywood to make an Uncharted movie, when all you need is right there in the games themselves?
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Tera fans launch petition after EU version is censored
"This time you have crossed the line."
Tera fans have launched an online petition after discovering the European version of the massively multiplayer online game is censored.
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The Getaway 3 and other cancelled PS3 exclusives shown in animation reel
Heavenly Sword 2 was worked on in 2008 before being shelved.
The animation reel of a former Sony employee has revealed footage of cancelled, unannounced PlayStation 3 exclusives.
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