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Mario Tennis Open 3DS gameplay details revealed
Umpire of the sun.
Mario Tennis Open will you to customise players' appearances with stat-boosting gear, Nintendo has announced. The system sounds similar to the customisable car parts collected in Mario Kart 3DS.
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Skyrim 1.5 update up on Xbox Live
Should go live on PS3 later today.
The Skyrim 1.5 update is on Xbox Live, Bethesda marketing and PR boss Pete Hines has announced.
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Civilization 5: Gods & Kings release date announced
Take your turn.
Civilization 5: Gods & Kings launches on 19th June, 2K Games has announced.
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Review | Rhythm Thief and the Emperor's Treasure Review
How's this for culture?
Air on the G String, eh? To bring Bach down to my level, it's Morgan Freeman walking through the LA Library in Seven. It's Jamie Foxx seeking a little baroque refuge from the rest of the ungrateful world in Collateral. And now, it's Marie, trying out for an orchestra gig in Rhythm Thief and the Emperor's Treasure. Air on the G String's a truly great piece of music regardless of what you associate it with, of course, but the thought that a lot of kids are going to get their introduction to it by means Sega's exquisite and wonderfully quirky rhythm-action game is still a lovely thing to consider.
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Burnout Crash! for iPhone and iPad announced
Out this month.
Burnout Crash!, the downloadable Burnout spin-off from Criterion Games that launched on Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network last year, releases on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch this month, EA has announced.
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Activision launches Skylanders Cloud Patrol for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch
69p from the App Store.
Activision has announced its video game toy hybrid Skylanders for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
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Review | App of the Day: Madcoaster
Track mania.
From Duck Hunt to Angry Birds, gaming has a rather fractious relationship with our feathered friends, but rarely has a title been quite so committed to the act of avicide as Madcoaster.
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Just Cause dev: "better looking games won't save the game industry"
But, "consoles are far from dead."
Amid claims the traditional console business is on its last legs and reports about the power of the next Xbox and PlayStation 4, the boss of Avalanche Studios, the developer of the Just Cause series, has warned better looking games on next generation consoles "won't save the game industry".
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Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds dev launches Kickstarter for PC, Vita space combat game
Starlight Inception the "natural descendant" of Wing Commander and X-wing vs. TIE Fighter.
One of the creators of Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds has launched a Kickstarter money raising campaign to make a space combat game for PC and PlayStation Vita.
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Feature | What Would Molydeux?
Eurogamer drops in on Brighton MolyJam 2012.
For the past day and a half, Kerry Turner has been thinking about swans. She's been making a game using Flixel - this is an open-source Actionscript library put together by Canabalt creator Adam 'Atomic' Saltsman - that's loosely based, she tells me, on the fairy tale about the swans and the princes. I have never heard of this fairy tale, but, as she's worked on the game for many hours without taking much of a break, Kerry has the look of a person who isn't to be argued with.
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Botanicula release date announced
Beautiful point and click puzzle game out this month.
Beautiful point and click adventure puzzle game Botanicula launches on PC and Mac on 19th April, developer Amanita Design has announced.
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Nintendo responds to Wii U power reports
"The experience of playing will always be more important than raw numbers."
Nintendo has responded to recent reports about the power of the Wii U.
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Sonic the Hedgehog co-creator is now a Nintendo employee
Hirokazu Yasuhara takes mystery role at NOA.
Hirokazu Yasuhara, the former Sega employee who directed the first four Sonic the Hedgehog games, has taken a job at one-time arch-rival Nintendo.
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Takedown dev explains why publishers aren't interested in "real tactical shooters"
Christian Allen on the "Kickstarter Spring" and his duty of responsibility to backers.
Major publishers view traditional tactical shooters in the vein of the original Rainbow Six as a niche sub-genre that holds little potential for attracting new customers, so says Christian Allen, the former Halo Reach design lead who took to Kickstarter last month to get his pet project Takedown off the ground.
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Ubisoft: WW2, Japan and Egypt would make dismal Assassin's Creed locations
"People on the internet suggest the most boring settings."
World War 2, feudal Japan and ancient Egypt would make dismal Assassin's Creed backdrops, so says series creative director Alex Hutchinson.
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EA brushes off "worst company in America" award
"We're sure BP, AIG, Philip Morris and Halliburton are all relieved they weren't nominated."
EA has been voted the "worst company in America" by readers of customer watchdog site The Consumerist.
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Entropia Universe player spends $2.5 million on virtual real estate
But canny investor could make a 27 per cent return.
An investor has spent a staggering $2.5 million on a plot of virtual real estate in real money sci-fi MMO Entropia Universe.
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Japan chart: 3DS sales spike thanks to new Kingdom Hearts
While Silent Hill HD Collection, Little King's Story Vita tank.
3DS sales saw a significant jump in Japan last week thanks largely to the release of a new entry in Square Enix's Kingdom Hearts action RPG series.
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Double Dragon: Neon announced for PSN, XBLA
2D specialists Wayforward to reboot classic arcade beat 'em up.
Vintage side-scrolling beat 'em up series Double Dragon gets a makeover on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade this July, publisher Majesco has announced.
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Way of the Samurai 4 to see Western release
PS3-only sequel out in the US soon.
UPDATE: Rising Star will be releasing the game in Europe at some point in 2012.
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Rock Band Blitz Preview: Harmonix Returns to its Roots
Cleaning out the garage.
Once was a time when the plastic controllers of Rock Band ruled the world - or at least the living rooms of the world where they gathered in a garish pile. But if the music genre hasn't exactly died, the one that supported a plethora of peripherals most certainly has, its leave of absence stretching on for some two years and leaving its most successful exponent, Harmonix, looking for new avenues for its rhythmic gameplay.
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Digital Foundry | Huawei Media Pad Review
Inspired by Apple, powered by Google.
While Google and its hardware partners have been incredibly successful with their range of Android-based smartphones, the same cannot be said for tablets. Apple's iPad remains the dominant force in a sector it did much to popularise and despite some high-profile challengers - including the Motorola Xoom and Asus Transformer - that situation shows little signs of changing.
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FemShep voice actor talks Mass Effect 3 ending, yet to record more dialogue
"Thank God I'm not a writer!"
Mass Effect 3's Jennifer Hale, voice of the female Commander Shepard, has revealed she is yet to be contacted by BioWare regarding any upcoming changes to Mass Effect 3's controversial ending.
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Shadowrun sequel gets Kickstarter treatment
Jordan Weisman wants $400k to follow-up classic RPG.
Classic '90s Lord-of-the-Rings-meets-Blade-Runner RPG Shadowrun is the latest franchise to attempt a Kickstarter-fueled revival.
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Review | Diabolical Pitch Review
Take me out at the ball game.
Oh Kinect, you giveth, but you taketh away. You're a bit like the good lord in that respect, really - except you generally limit your supernatural interventions to the world of video games. That's probably for the best.
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Witcher 2: Enhanced Edition Amazon copies signed by dev team
Every single copy scribbled on.
Amazon's entire stock of The Witcher 2: Enhanced Edition for Xbox 360 has been hand-signed by the development team.
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Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion details revealed
First screenshots inside.
Disney has revealed the first details on Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion, set for release on Nintendo 3DS this autumn and developed by DreamRift in collaboration with Junction Point.
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Men in Black: Alien Crisis release date announced
Coincides with release of Men in Black 3.
The Men in Black video game launches alongside movie Men in Black 3 on 25th May, Activision has announced.
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Bizarre Pokémon, feudal Japan mash-up confirmed for US
Pokémon + Nobunaga's Ambition re-named Pokémon Conquest.
Feudal Japanese Pokémon spin-off Pokémon + Nobunaga's Ambition has been granted a US release under a new name: Pokémon Conquest.
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Deus Ex: Human Revolution Mac release date announced
Minimum system requirements revealed.
The Mac version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution launches on 26th April, Feral Interactive has announced.
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