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    Battlefield 3

    Class war.

    The nineties had Mario and Sonic, the noughties brought us Guitar Hero versus Rock Band, and now? Now we've got Battlefield going up against Call of Duty in the war of screaming men, waged by two publishers who shout just as hard and twice as loud.

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    Battlefield 3 fills to 720p on console

    Uses black lines top and bottom of picture.

    Console Battlefield 3 uses black lines at the top and bottom of the screen to fill a 720p resolution, DICE rendering boffin Johan Andersson has revealed.

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    Interview | Andy McNab and Battlefield 3

    "These guys know what they're doing."

    Battlefield earned its stripes as a multiplayer game. Fast forward 11 years and Battlefield, now promoted as the contender to the colossal Call of Duty, will have to exhibit similar skill at telling a story. Who better to hire as help, thought Battlefield 3 developer DICE, than best-selling author and former SAS member Andy McNab.

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    DICE has announced the Battlefield 3 beta release date: Thursday 29th September.

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    Battlefield 3 beta begins today

    Keys to be sent from lunchtime.

    The hotly anticipated Battlefield 3 beta begins today for those who pre-ordered the PC game through Origin, and Medal of Honor Limited Edition owners.

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    Battlefield 3 campaign 12 hours long

    DICE explains its inclusion.

    Hotly anticipated shooter Battlefield 3 features a 12-hour campaign, according to a report.

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    Battlefield 3

    We visit DICE to see a new mission - Operation Guillotine.

    Two months out from release and we still haven't been told anything substantial about the story behind Battlefield 3's campaign, and judging by what executive producer Patrick Bach has to say when we visit DICE to check on the game's progress at the end of August, it may well be kept under wraps most of the way to launch. However, we do have a good sense of what not to expect.

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    Digital Foundry | Digital Foundry vs. Console Battlefield 3

    Technical analysis of campaign and multiplayer code revealed to date.

    Everything we have seen so far of Battlefield 3 on PC suggests a consummate example of video game warfare, realised by pushing back new barriers in rendering technology courtesy of DICE's phenomenal new Frostbite 2 engine. However, the lack of marketing focus on the console versions has led many to wonder whether current generation hardware has the power available to provide any kind of equivalent experience to the incredible DirectX 11 computer game. To put it blankly, can consoles really handle a satisfying Battlefield 3?

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  9. Battlefield 3 online pass confirmed

    If you buy a used copy of Battlefield 3, you'll need to purchase an online pass to access the game's multiplayer features.

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    Batman domains name Arkham sequel?

    "Where's Bruce Wayne?" asks one.

    More than a dozen Batman-related domain names have been registered by Warner. Among them could be the title of Rocksteady's Arkham Asylum sequel.

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    Warner signs Unreal Engine 3 until 2014

    For Batman, Mortal Kombat devs.

    Rocksteady Studios (Batman: Arkham City) and NetherRealm Studios (Mortal Kombat) will exclusively use Unreal Engine 3 until 2014.

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    Batman: Arkham City details emerge

    New gadgets! New combat! Catwoman!

    Some new details regarding forthcoming PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 title Batman: Arkham City have slipped out.

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    Review | Batman: Arkham Asylum

    Hospitality.

    In some ways, Batman is the comic book hero most suited to videogames. Unlike Superman, he's not irritatingly invulnerable; unlike the Hulk, no-one expects him to do anything too CPU-intensive, like destroy an entire city; most importantly, unlike Spider-Man, he isn't saddled with a phoned-in Tobey Maguire voice track that makes him sound like he's battling evil while strung out on Co-codamol. Instead, all Batman needs is a natty cape, two fists, and access to the world's most elaborately deadly issue of the Innovations catalogue.

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    Warner buys Batman dev Rocksteady

    To Arkham Asylum 2 and beyond.

    Batman licence-holder Warner Bros. has bought Batman: Arkham Asylum maker Rocksteady Studios for an undisclosed sum.

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    Batman: Arkham Asylum

    Batting for the right team.

    I had the same reaction, when I heard about Arkham Asylum, as I did when I heard about the Watchmen game. A defensive reflex, based on the mistaken assumption that this new game was going to be a baffling gamification of Grant Morrison's excellent 1989 graphic novel. Developer Rocksteady is understandably keen to distance itself from that assumption. Arkham Asylum draws from more than one Batman, but it's definitely a DC Batman. Despite a fashionably darker look, Arkham Asylum has its strongest links with the excellent early 90s cartoon, Batman: The Animated Series.

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    EG's Game of Gamescom 2011: The Nominees

    A shortlist of 10. Winner announced Monday.

    Eurogamer is proud to announce the 10 nominees for its Game of the Show, gamescom 2011!

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    Batman: Arkham City has old 3D for HDTVs

    As well as stereo-flashy-face 3D.

    Batman: Arkham City supports flashy new stereoscopic 3D as well as old-as-cobwebs bi-colour 3D.

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    Robin readied for Arkham Asylum II?

    Warner not ruling him out.

    Warner has avoided confirming whether Robin will be in Batman: Arkham Asylum II.

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    Batman: Arkham Asylum 2 unveiled

    Rocksteady cracks on with sequel.

    Warner Bros. has announced Batman: Arkham Asylum 2.

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    Rocksteady outlines vision for Robin

    Shaven head inspired by cage fighters.

    Robin in Batman: Arkham City is "troubled", "introverted" but "dangerous and aggressive if provoked", Rocksteady has said.

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    Batman: Arkham City

    Dark Knight, Big City.

    Are the ears slightly longer? I think the ears might be slightly longer. The cape's definitely the same - still stylishly handy for stunning foes or sweeping across the night sky - and the hulking Bat-armour has that familiar metallic sheen. But the ears look... Different? Maybe? Now I'm not sure...

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    Arkham Asylum 2 is "really, really dark"

    Batman voice Kevin Conroy says so.

    Kevin Conroy, the man who Batman's voice belongs to, has revealed that Arkham Asylum 2 will be "really, really dark".

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    Batman: AC Joker content Tesco exclusive

    Joker's Carnival Challenge Map adds 4hrs.

    If you pre-order Batman: Arkham City from UK supermarket Tesco you'll get a code to unlock the Joker's Carnival Challenge Map.

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    Catwoman playable in Arkham City

    Selina Kyle missions unveiled.

    Batman: Arkham City's main campaign sees you controlling Catwoman for a number of missions, developer Rocksteady Studios has revealed.

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    Interview | Batman Returns

    Game director Sefton Hill on design, review scores and getting some sunshine.

    Batman: Arkham City is finished, and a tired Rocksteady Studios can emerge from its development bunker and catch some rays. Launch is imminent, and the team is excitedly awaiting your reaction to what is expected to be one of the biggest games of the year.

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    Batman: Arkham City lasts "25 hours"

    Over 15 hours of sidequests included.

    Rocksteady's Arkham Asylum sequel has "over 25 hours" of gameplay, game director Sefton Hill says.

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    US Batman: Arkham City Collector's Ed

    Statue, art book, early access to DLC.

    In the US, the Batman: Arkham City Collector's Edition includes a premium statue, an art book, Gotham Knight animated material and early access to DLC.

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    Batman: Arkham City comics announced

    Mini-series to plug gap between games.

    A new comic book mini-series will bridge the gap between Batman: Arkham Asylum and its impending sequel, Arkham City, publisher Warner Bros. has announced.

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