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Review | App of the Day: Superman
A single bound.
Of all the comic book heroes, it is invariably Superman who ends up with the worst games. There's an inherent problem - how can you build a challenge around a character whose default setting is God mode?
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Cheapest places to buy Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
Eurogamer price-checks UK shops.
The cheapest place in the UK to buy the console version of Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is at Asda. The supermarket giant is charging £37.97 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game.
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Next Xbox has tablet-like touch-screen controller - rumour
Plus: Epic working on "systems we can't name yet".
The next Xbox may have a controller with a touch-screen area on.
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There's a knack to getting good PS3 performance gains from new Skyrim patch 1.4, Bethesda has revealed.
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Five new Mass Effect 3 gameplay trailers
Story, customisation, enemies, action, co-op.
BioWare has blasted out five fresh Mass Effect 3 videos, showing off the game's story choices and in-game customisation, enemies, action sections and its co-op multiplayer offering.
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AIAS 2011 Awards winners revealed
Skyrim dominates the evening.
The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim was crowned Game of the Year at this year's video gaming Oscars, the AIAS Interactive Achievement Awards.
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Diablo 3 release date narrowed
Blizzard sequel due between 1st April and 30th June.
Blizzard has narrowed down the release window for keenly anticipated action RPG sequel Diablo 3 to the second quarter of 2012 - so some time between 1st April and 30th June.
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Review | Grand Slam Tennis 2 Review
Services rendered.
Making a new tennis game must be a daunting prospect given that two series have, like Novak Djokovic turning the screw on a flagging opponent, already got every angle covered. On one side of the court there's the zesty arcade brio of Virtua Tennis, with the controlled, sim-like approach of Top Spin on the other. Perhaps unsurprisingly, EA Sports has gone for something in between, but it's another sports game it most resembles.
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Skyrim patch 1.4 now live for Xbox 360
UPDATE: Now available for PS3.
UPDATE: According to a Tweet from Bethesda, Skyrim update 1.4 should now be available for PlayStation 3 owners in Europe, with a US roll-out to follow.
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Modern Warfare 3, Just Dance top January US chart
NPD reports "steep declines" in software and hardware sales.
Yet again, Modern Warfare 3 was the best selling game of the month in the US.
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Jaffe: Developers should focus on gameplay, not story
Favouring narrative is "a waste of resources".
Developers need to focus their efforts on gameplay innovation rather than a misguided insistence on telling a fully-formed story, so says Twisted Metal creator David Jaffe.
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Itagaki: Tecmo tricked me into releasing unfinished Dead or Alive 2
Insists Michael Bay and Aerosmith saved his life.
Tecmo tricked former Team Ninja boss Tomonobu Itagaki into releasing an unfinished version of PlayStation 2 brawler Dead or Alive 2, so claims the eccentric developer.
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Activision promises "meaningful innovation" in next Call of Duty
Plus, announces work is underway on Call of Duty Elite 2.0.
This year's entry in the Call of Duty franchise brings with it "meaningful innovation" for the series, according to Activision Publishing chief Eric Hirshberg.
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World of Warcraft universe recreated in Minecraft
Every single continent and dungeon chiseled out.
An ambitious, time-rich Minecraft player has taken it upon himself to recreate the entire World of Warcraft universe within Mojang's indie phenomenon.
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Modern Warfare 3 has 12% more online gamers than Black Ops
Plus, Call of Duty Elite racks up more than 1.5m premium subs.
Modern Warfare 3 has seen a 12 per cent increase in unique online gamers over last year's Call of Duty outing, Black Ops.
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UKIE lobbies to make crowd funding legal in the UK
Games trade body takes inspiration from Double Fine.
The UKIE games trade body is drawing up a report to call for crowd funding initiatives, such as the Kickstarter programme so effectively adopted by Double Fine earlier today, to become legal in the UK.
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Apple to reveal iPad 3 in first week of March - report
And launch it a few weeks later?
Apple will reveal the next iteration of its phenomenally successful iPad tablet in the first week of March.
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Spec Ops: The Line lets you shoot "unarmed civilians", "angry mobs"
ESRB also flags up Syndicate's holographic bikini dancers.
Forthcoming 2K third person shooter, Spec Ops: The Line allows players to gun down unarmed civilians and open fire on "angry mobs".
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Arkham City developer laments health of UK games industry
Rocksteady boss: "We could be world leaders."
London-based Batman: Arkham City developer Rocksteady Studios has called on the government to step in and help revitalise the flagging UK games industry.
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Killzone composer recruited for new PS minis shooter
Velocity due out in March.
New PlayStation minis shoot 'em up Velocity features music from award-winning Killzone composer Joris de Man, developer FuturLab has announced.
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Square cuts back on Final Fantasy 14 servers
Now only 10 Worlds, down from 18.
Embattled Square Enix MMO Final Fantasy 14 is shrinking, with the developer announcing a series of server merges.
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Eurogamer.net Podcast #99: FF13-2 and Amalur RPG Special
Martin and Oli give their reckonings to Tom Champion.
Ding-dong! Ding-dong! It's time for the troops to shuffle into a side-room as we ring the bell for another Eurogamer Podcast in this, the 99th instalment of our irregular vowel movements. We're moving dangerously close to our 100th episode (and as you rightly pointed out last week it's not quite a centenary, but well.... It's felt like 100 years) and to celebrate we're talking about two recent high-profile RPG offerings.
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Review | King Arthur 2 Review
An Arthurian tragedy.
Over the past couple of weeks, I've been in an ongoing debate with a colleague who has been arguing that free will either does not exist or, if it does, the only choices we can make are arbitrary. I've been arguing the opposite, but after playing King Arthur 2, I'm starting to agree with him.
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Arty beat-'em-up Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior's Rise launches on Xbox Live Arcade early this year, publisher 7sixty has announced.
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New copies of PlayStation Vita Ridge Racer come with Gold Pass
UPDATE: Namco details Vita demos, app.
UPDATE: Namco has announced plans to launch a PlayStation Vita app featuring information on its upcoming games, including Shinobido 2: Revenge of Zen and Touch My Katamari. Both titles will receive demo versions and will be supported by both free and premium DLC after launch.
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Skyrim makers create dragon riding, Kinect shouts, new skill trees
"Could it be in a future DLC? We don't know."
Bethesda Game Studios created dragon mounts, Kinect shouts, a werewolf skill tree and more as part of a Game Jam for Skyrim, Todd Howard has revealed.
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Review | Gotham City Impostors Review
Bunch of Jokers.
Batman! Biff! Read this massive legal agreement before playing! Pow! And this one! We know it's a pain, you'll be playing soon. Now your Games for Windows Live ID! Now create a Warner Bros. ID! Checking for downloadable content...
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Inside the Alan Wake PC Collector's Edition
Has in-game audio commentary and background information.
Nordic Games has revealed the insides of the Alan Wake PC Collector's Edition.
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English language Cannon Fodder 3 hits GamersGate
Codemasters turns down chance to publish sequel itself.
An English language version of the Russian-made Cannon Fodder 3 is now available to download from GamersGate.
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Will there be a Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning 2?
Big Huge Games would love to make it, but needs sales to convince EA.
Will there be a Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning 2? Co-developer Big Huge Games would love to make it, but it needs enough sales of the first game to convince a publisher to fund it.
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