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THQ: next-gen will be more crowded
And new tech won't focus on visuals.
Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony won't have the next generation of console hardware all to themselves, reckons THQ boss Brian Farrell.
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inFamous 2 also makes strong debut.
It's been a good week for Western developers on the notoriously parochial Japanese software chart, with LA Noire and inFamous 2 taking the top two spots.
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New South Park title coming to XBLA
MS exclusivity deal has one game left.
Microsoft Game Studios is working on a new South Park title for Xbox 360, according to the game development wing of brand owner Comedy Central.
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Sony to invest $20m in PSN exclusives
3 year cash boost for digital games.
Sony is investing $20 million in PSN exclusives over the next three years, the platform holder has announced.
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UK dev THQ Digital Warrington closes
36 staff are made redundant - report.
The THQ UK development team earmarked for closure - THQ Digital Warrington - will now absolutely definitely be shut down.
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EU PlayStation Store update 13th July
LA Noire: Reefer! Free MotorStorm DLC!
It's a quiet week for the PlayStation Store. Sony's Welcome Back offer has ended and the company has now caught up with the backlog left by the PSN downtime.
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Rovio values self "north of PopCap"
Have Zuma that.
Angry Birds creator Rovio has told Eurogamer it values itself "north" of the $1.3 billion figure that EA will spend acquiring PopCap Games.
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Guild Wars 2 at Eurogamer Expo 2011
MMO playable on the show floor.
NCsoft's exciting massively multiplayer online game Guild Wars 2 will be playable at Eurogamer Expo 2011 in London this September.
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Dead again.
If Dead Island's developer Techland is out to confound expectations, then it's doing a damn fine job. First it promised us a holiday in the tropics where sun-kissed days were spent in the company of the undead and then, after several year's worth of stony silence, it grabs our attention once more by throwing a child out of a window (backwards, of course, because a little temporal distortion helps take the sting out of such a nasty image).
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Z The Game released on iPhone and iPad
Bitmap Brothers' 1996 classic for £2.99.
Remastered Bitmap Brothers game Z has been released on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
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PC gaming! Konami's Steve Merrett!
Hello gentle listener and welcome to the latest Eurogamer.net Podcast. This week we're delighted to welcome back "The Velvet Owl" Will Porter and UK games industry veteran Steve Merrett, who has done Konami's PR for nearly a decade and has literally touched Hideo Kojima several times.
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Puddle quest.
What separates the good horror films from the really good ones? What holds the genuine shockers apart from the moderate spine-tinglers? I've been thinking about this - for at least two minutes - and I'm pretty sure the answer isn't sharks. In fact, I'm pretty sure the answer is something like ambiguity: a creepy sense of uncertainty, a little bit of leeway for your imagination to work its dark magic.
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No German restriction for Gears of War 3
MS publishing there uncut.
Microsoft can publish Gears of War 3 in Germany with no restrictions - a first for Epic Games' brutal shooter series.
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Nintendo 3D Classics dev problems
NES Tennis in 3D was too tricky.
Nintendo has admitted there are problems remaking old games in stereoscopic 3D.
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EA buys PopCap in billion dollar deal
"Bejewled Battlefield Blitz."
EA has bought casual gaming giant PopCap Games in a deal worth $1.3 billion.
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End of Xbox 360 exclusivity opens door.
Limbo developer Playdead has explained why it has taken a year for superb downloadable game Limbo to launch on the PlayStation Network and Steam.
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New Dawn of War III details emerge
Expand and build your own custom army.
Upcoming real-time strategy game Dawn of War III will allow gamers to build their own custom armies, developer Relic has revealed.
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Darkfall 2.0 may wipe current characters
Overhaul leaves "no aspect untouched".
All existing Darkfall characters may be wiped when Darkfall 2.0 launches, developer Aventurine has forewarned.
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Deadly Premonition Xbox Live price fixed
Rising Star's desired £14.99 tag instated.
Deadly Premonition's Xbox Live Games on Demand price has been amended, Rising Star Games has informed Eurogamer.
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Stronghold 3 release date now autumn
SouthPeak label 7Sixty takes control.
Castle building strategy game Stronghold 3 will be published by new company 7Sixty this autumn.
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Demolition in motion.
EA's Summer Showcase is a very American affair. In the collegiate atmosphere of Redwood Shores, the company's sprawling San Francisco campus HQ, the word “awesome” echoes throughout presentations for the upcoming EA Sports roster, as producers and spokespersons in smart jeans and shiny shoes form a choir of well-rehearsed brand management. It feels very modern, very corporate and more than a little sterile.
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Review | Zumba Fitness
Dancing rage.
When Zumba Fitness first released last November, it sold so few copies it didn't get close to breaking into the UK top 40, let alone a sweat.
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3DS Nintendo Video European date
Watch 3D films and telly tomorrow.
The 3DS Nintendo Video service will launch tomorrow, 13th July, in Europe.
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Mortal Kombat 9 Rain DLC release date
Ninja that controls rain, lightning.
Weatherman Rain will be available to download for Mortal Kombat 9 on 19th July - next Tuesday.
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Harry Potter! Captain America!
Let's put it this way: I've seen Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. And I nearly cried. The film wastes no time getting to business - there's a bloody war going on. Potter 7 Part 2 packs a whole trunk of crash, bang, wallop. Perfect fodder for a video game. Only, don't expect the official Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 game to Wingardium Leviosa above the usual turgid memorabilia tie-in fare. We'd be Stupefied if it did.
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Microsoft: "We lost our way" with Halo
"Master Chief the John Wayne character."
Microsoft has admitted losing its way with Halo following the release of Halo 3 in September 2007.
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Trenched trademark man vows to fight on
Wants to turn board game into video game.
The designer preventing Double Fine's Trenched from releasing in Europe has vowed to continue his trademark battle with Microsoft, Eurogamer can reveal.
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Why Crash wasn't in Burnout Paradise
Criterion saved it for Burnout Crash!
Wondered why 2008 racing game Burnout Paradise didn't have the series' popular Crash mode?
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Asteroids producer on board.
People are trying to make a Space Invaders movie.
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Resistance 3 comes with three demos
Killzone 3! inFamous 2! MotorStorm!
Upcoming PlayStation 3 exclusive first-person shooter Resistance 3 comes with three demos, the BBFC has revealed.
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