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The Amazing Spider-Man Preview: Peter Parkour
After years of waiting, Spidey's finally going open-world again.
You know that thing everybody always moans about when Beenox turns in a perfectly serviceable but rather linear Spider-Man game? That thing about everybody actually wanting a return to the open-world web-swinging of Spider-Man 2? Yeah, well Beenox fixed that thing everybody always moans about.
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Double Fine Adventure Kickstarter total tops $3.3m
Final tally is eight times more than original request.
Double Fine's Kickstarter initiative to crowdfund a new 2D graphic adventure has come to a close, with Tim Schafer's studio raising a whopping $3,335,355 in just over a month.
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Review | Shoot Many Robots Review
Truth in advertising.
There are two opposing stylistic schools in indie development at the moment. One favours ambiguity and opacity: games like Dear Esther, laden with deeper meaning, where the titles themselves are part of a larger riddle for the player to unravel. Then there are games like Shoot Many Robots, where bluntness rules the roost, the simple gameplay mechanisms shamelessly showcased in the title - arcade gaming with a side order of irony.
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New DLC incoming for The Gunstringer
Eccentric Kinect effort gets $29.99 Games on Demand release.
Oddball Kinect romp The Gunstringer gets a fresh batch of downloadable content today, developer Twisted Pixel has announced.
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Jaffe: "I couldn't care less about next-gen"
Twisted Metal man calls for focus on functionality, not specs.
Twisted Metal creator David Jaffe is in no rush for the next-generation of console hardware to arrive.
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Star Wars: The Old Republic is free to play this weekend
BioWare lures new players with complimentary trial.
New players can dip their toes into Star Wars: The Old Republic this weekend without reaching for their wallets, developer BioWare has announced.
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Guerrilla and Crytek staffing up for next-gen titles - report
As well as unnamed Sweden and London-based AAA devs.
It seems Killzone developer Guerrilla Games and Crysis studio Crytek are among the latest companies to reveal they're starting work on next-gen projects.
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UK's first 4G network could launch this year
But not in time for iPad 3 launch.
Super-fast 4G mobile broadband may be up and running in the UK later this year, according to service regulator Ofcom.
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Former Sony man Phil Harrison made boss of Microsoft's European Game Studios
UPDATE: MS insists Harrison hasn't replaced Molyneux.
UPDATE 2: Microsoft has stressed that Phil Harrison hasn't replaced former Microsoft Studios Europe executive Peter Molyneux, who left to join Guildford start-up 22 Cans last week.
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Guild Wars 2 pre-purchase deals, Collector's and Digital Deluxe Editions
Buy now for beta access, Hero Band, full-game head start.
Pre-purchase (pay the full amount ahead of launch) any version of Guild Wars 2 and receive guaranteed entry into all beta weekends, plus three days head start on the live servers at launch.
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Wasteland 2 Kickstarter crowdfunding gets underway
Follow-up to Fallout precursor races past $100,000.
A Kickstarter initiative to crowdfund a PC sequel to influential post-apocalyptic RPG Wasteland is now underway.
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Alan Wake sells two million on PC, Xbox 360
"After a slow start it's turning into something really positive."
Sales of 2010 survival horror Alan Wake have topped two million across PC and Xbox 360, developer Remedy Entertainment has announced.
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Widespread reports of Xbox 360 Achievements being wiped
UPDATE: Delete and recover your profile, MS suggests.
UPDATE 2: Now Microsoft is advising those affected to delete and recover their profiles.
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Capcom announces Resident Evil: Chronicles HD for PS3
Twin Wii shooters packaged up for PSN release.
Capcom has announced Resident Evil: Chronicles HD, a new PlayStation 3 compilation of twin Wii shooters Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles and The Darkside Chronicles.
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Game: Modern Warfare 3 our most pre-ordered game ever
Updated with Amazon response.
Update: Amazon has responded to Eurogamer. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is officially the most pre-ordered game ever at Amazon.
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Game Group suffers from "extraordinary" economic times
Big games tailing off quicker than they used to.
Game, which has closed 37 stores this year, has blamed decreased sales and revenue on what it describes as "extraordinary" economic conditions.
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Game Group's share price nose dives
Worth 90% less today than a year ago.
UK video game mega-chain Game Group is worth 90 per cent less today than a year ago.
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Game Group interview: is it really that bad?
Plummeting profits, 2012 and the road ahead.
There are a combined 610 Game and Gamestation shops selling video games across the UK. Do plummeting profits and share prices imply Game is collapsing?
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GAME outs new Medal of Honor, Need for Speed 13
Shown by EA during confidential presentation.
Retailer GAME has let slip the contents of a confidential EA meeting on Twitter.
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GAME-has-been-hacked rumour "entirely false"
"There has been no breach of our database."
Retailer Game hasn't been hacked - the rumour circulating around the internet this afternoon is "entirely false".
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GAME website removing PC games is a mistake
Blame "a gremlin in the system".
PC games not displaying on the website of shop-chain Game are the result of "a gremlin in the system", the company explained to Eurogamer.
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GAME in trouble as doubt cast on ability to stock new games
UPDATE: GAME responds, guarantees Vita launch.
UPDATE 3: GAME removed Metal Gear Solid HD Collection from its website "as we reached out [sic] pre-order allocation," the shop said. "Your order is safe and should be shipped today."
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GAME confirms talks with lenders have begun, hints at overseas sell-off
Review of strategic plan of the company.
Embattled retailer GAME has confirmed it is in talks with its lenders over its current credit troubles.
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GAME agrees new deal with lenders
Retailer thrown lifeline but admits tough times ahead.
Embattled European retail chain GAME has worked out a new agreement with lenders that will allow it to continue trading.
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GAME confirms layoffs at head office
46 let go as part of restructure.
GAME has confirmed layoffs at its head office as part of a restructure of the company.
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GAME confirms it's not stocking Tekken 3DS
Apologises to customers.
GAME is not stocking Tekken on 3DS, Eurogamer can reveal.
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GAME PlayStation Vita midnight launch plans announced
WipEout dev signing goodies at Oxford Street store.
GAME will hold a midnight launch event for PlayStation Vita at its flagship London's Oxford Street store next week.
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GAME won't stock Ubisoft Vita launch games
Lumines, Michael Jackson, Rayman: Origins, Asphalt Injection and Dungeon Hunter Alliance get the chop.
GAME has confirmed it will not stock Ubisoft's Vita launch games.
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GAME scraps The Last Story Special Edition days before launch
Cancels pre-orders.
Embattled retailer GAME has scrapped The Last Story Special Edition and cancelled pre-orders for it - days before launch.
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GAME: "we can't stock absolutely everything"
Shop talks cancelled pre-orders, Tekken 3DS, Ubisoft's Vita titles and game prices.
Struggling retailer GAME has admitted it is unable to stock all new titles.
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