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  1. UK Top 40: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 denies Assassin's Creed

    UK Top 40: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 denies Assassin's Creed

    Saint's Row 4th, Zelda 7th, Need for Speed 11th.

    Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has held firm at the top of the UK charts in the year's busiest week of game releases, despite its second week sales dropping by 87 per cent.

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  2. Pixel Art: The End of an Era?

    Feature | Pixel Art: The End of an Era?

    Top developers take the pulse of the art form that defined gaming.

    At a glance, the release of Kirby Mass Attack late last month was an inauspicious event. The umpteenth title in a series that has never really taken flight in Europe on a system recently put out to pasture, it huffed and puffed into the UK DS chart at number 30, just behind something called Horrid Henry's Horrid Adventure.

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    Counter-Strike: Global Offensive beta release date revealed

    To launch worldwide for anyone with a key.

    The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive public beta goes live worldwide to anyone in possession of a key on 30th November, Valve has announced.

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  4. Mario & Sonic at the London Olympic Games Review

    If there's been a sillier silly-season date for major new releases than 18th November 2011, I can't recall it. But, suicidal congestion stupidity aside, it does offer a fascinating snapshot of Nintendo today.

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  5. Retrospective: The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening

    On the surface, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening may appear to be an offbeat side-story to the main series. An oddball tale originally released on the Game Boy, it sheds some of the Zelda series' staples and fills the gaps with its own hallucinogenic story that includes more than a few left-field references to the world of Mario.

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    Digital Foundry | Face-Off: Assassin's Creed: Revelations

    Constantinople fruits.

    For a game that has been criticised as lacking in innovation, with new features that don't quite hit the spot, it's remarkable that Assassin's Creed: Revelations represents the biggest leap in rendering technology for the series since the arrival of the first sequel. From a technical perspective, it is clearly the most impressive game of the bunch - the high point from a series that in many ways has been defined by its technology.

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  7. EA faces lawsuit for breaking PS3 Battlefield promise

    EA faces lawsuit for breaking PS3 Battlefield promise

    Battlefield 1943 no-show attracts class action.

    EA is being taken to court for failing to keep its promise that the PlayStation 3 version of Battlefield 3 would include a free copy of Battlefield 1943.

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  8. Witcher dev making two "AAA+" games for 2014/15

    The Witcher 2 developer CD Projekt is making two blockbuster "AAA+" games for 2014/2015, the company has confirmed to Eurogamer.

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    Call of Duty Elite at full strength by 1st December

    Beachhead discusses troubled launch.

    The full Call of Duty Elite experience should be up and running by 1st December, developer Beachhead Studios has promised.

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  10. What if Uncharted 3 ran at 60FPS?

    Digital Foundry | What if Uncharted 3 ran at 60FPS?

    Amazing Sony video shows us how it looks.

    Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception launches in the USA today: a game that somehow manages to eclipse the technical brilliance of its predecessor, offering up a range of graphical effects and physics work that is quite unlike anything else we've seen on the current generation platforms.

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    Rampage movie in the works

    Final Destination producer adapting arcade classic.

    A movie adaptation of arcade classic Rampage is currently in the works, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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    Starhawk closed beta starts next week

    Invitations going out soon, public beta next year.

    An invite-only beta for forthcoming PS3 shooter Starhawk goes live next Tuesday, Sony has announced.

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  13. Rockstar: we "adore" Bully

    Rockstar: we "adore" Bully

    It "might come back in the future".

    Rockstar loves Bully, and has revealed it may return to it for a sequel once Max Payne 3 is released.

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    Buy Saints Row: The Third on PS3, get SR2 free

    US make-up offer confirmed for Europe.

    Buy a copy of Saints Row: The Third on PlayStation 3 before 13th February and you can claim a complimentary download of Saints Row 2, THQ has announced.

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  15. Why the Call of Duty brand can't compete with Star Wars

    Why the Call of Duty brand can't compete with Star Wars

    People can't tell military shooters apart, brand expert says.

    The Call of Duty franchise might have made more money than the likes of Star Wars and Lord of the Rings at the box office, but it still has a long way to go before it overtakes them as a brand.

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  16. Guerrilla making a new Killzone - report

    Guerrilla Games is making a new Killzone game, according to a report.

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    Trion teases Rift expansion pack plans, possible content

    Plus: Instant Adventure feature back on radar.

    This week, adept MMO Rift welcomed patch 1.6, the biggest content update so far. But plans for the MMO, now eight months old, stretch beyond that.

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    How 9/11 changed Grand Theft Auto 3

    "Very upsetting, very unnerving and overwhelming."

    Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar has revealed how the September 11 attacks changed GTA3, which launched just weeks after the terrorist atrocities.

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  19. Retrospective: King's Field

    Feature | Retrospective: King's Field

    Where Souls were born.

    Dark Souls is considered From Software's spiritual successor to Demon's Souls. And Demon's Souls was deemed the spiritual successor to the King's Field series, which made its debut in the mid-1990s on the PlayStation. We toss around this term "spiritual successor" a lot, mostly when we want to say "sequel" but it doesn't quite fit. A spiritual successor is more interesting, anyway. A sequel is a marketing strategy; a spirit can be profound.

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  20. Lego Harry Potter Years 5-7 Review

    Review | Lego Harry Potter Years 5-7 Review

    Stud-ent of Magic.

    It's all in the wand. This tool of mystical power may be threaded with a phoenix feather in J. K. Rowling's ubiquitous mythology, but here, in the latest of Traveller's Tales' similarly successful mash-ups, its core is pure brick.

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  21. Reduced PlayStation game sharing policy comes into effect

    With yesterday's PlayStation Network maintenance over, Sony's reduced game sharing policy has come into effect.

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    4m play League of Legends every day

    One of the top 5 PC games in US and Europe.

    Four million people play League of Legends every day, Riot Games has announced.

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    THQ: Wii U tablet will enhance uDraw games

    uDraw means THQ has a Wii U "headstart".

    Games for THQ's uDraw tablet will take advantage of the enhanced features of Nintendo's upcoming Wii U console, THQ has revealed to Eurogamer.

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  24. Black developer's new game, Enemy Front, announced

    Black developer's new game, Enemy Front, announced

    World War 2 first-person shooter out next year.

    The senior designer of cult Criterion FPS Black has revealed his new game: World War 2 shooter Enemy Front.

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    Cheap Super Meat Boy Steam bundle includes Half-Life 2

    10 great games for a vegetarian £17.89.

    This weekend, 10 notable - and in some cases, brilliant - PC games are bundled cheaply inside The Super Meat Boy Anniversary pack/bundle on Steam.

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  26. Arma 2 dev Bohemia shares alarming PC piracy statistic

    Arma 2 developer Bohemia has shared an eye-opening statistic about piracy levels on PC.

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  27. Mass Effect 3 Collector's Edition has bonus character and mission

    Mass Effect 3 Collector's Edition has bonus character and mission

    Fabric N7 patch! Robotic Dog! Additional content!

    The innards of the Mass Effect 3 Collector's Edition have been revealed.

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  28. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword UK price roundup

    This Friday we've decided to make The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword our target for a UK price roundup.

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    Mechwarrior Online a CryEngine 3 game

    F2P game to offer "true AAA quality".

    Mechwarrior Online is being made using CryEngine 3, Crytek has announced.

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  30. Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Review

    Review | Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Review

    The Weapon X Factor.

    A couple of months before the less ultimate version of Marvel vs. Capcom launched, a few colleagues and I were given extensive access to a preview build that was lacking in the usual command lists and training modes, but as a bare-bones taster of what was to come, allowed us to experiment with the fresh combat system without any prior guidance. We were simply presented with a colourful select screen and tasked with figuring out the many technical nuances for ourselves.

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