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Halo: Reach hits Games on Demand
Only £50.
Bungie's blockbuster FPS Halo: Reach is the latest title to be added to Xbox Live's Games on Demand service, Microsoft has announced.
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Indie Hip Hop pack detailed.
The next round of DJ Hero 2 DLC brings a bevy of indie hip hop names to the mixing desk, publisher Activision has announced.
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LittleBigPlanet 2 Teacher Pack unveiled
Sackboy to hijack National Curriculum?
LittleBigPlanet 2 developer Media Molecule is readying a new Teacher Pack that it hopes will inspire schools to use its DIY platformer as a learning aid, publisher Sony has announced.
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Ubisoft bringing Cubic Ninja to 3DS
Square up to oddball platformer.
Ubisoft has just announced plans to localise cute 2D platformer Cubic Ninja for the 3DS.
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Homefront scores cause THQ stock crash
Share price falls 20% in 24 hours.
THQ's share price has fallen 20 per cent in the past 24 hours, with pundits blaming the mixed review scores for its Homefront FPS which hit the web today.
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Capcom gives SFIV profits to quake relief
Plus, donates ¥100 million lump sum.
Capcom has slashed the price of the iOS version of Street Fighter IV to 59p, with all proceeds to be donated to the relief effort following the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan last week.
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Full Xbox Live March timetable revealed.
Rush'n Attack: Ex-Patriot, a sequel to the vintage Konami platformer, launches on Xbox Live Arcade on 23rd March, Microsoft has announced.
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Pokémon Black/White nets 1m Euro sales
UK tally tops 150k in just two days.
Nintendo's DS RPG double act Pokémon Black/White shifted over a million copies in Europe in their first 10 days on sale.
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BBFC rates Duke Nukem Forever 18
Ditto Shadows of the Damned.
Duke Nukem Forever and Shadows of the Damned have been rated 18 by the BBFC.
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Multiplayer online action adventure.
SEGA has announced a new multiplayer online action adventure game called Spiral Knights.
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Brink UK pre-order deals revealed
Fallout, DOOM, Spec Ops, Psycho packs.
The pre-order deals for Splash Damage shooter Brink are out.
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GAME cancels all MotorStorm pre-orders
HMV won't sell the game Friday either.
All online pre-orders of MotorStorm Apocalypse on GAME and Gamestation have been cancelled as the shop "rapidly" adjusts to Sony's last minute delay, Eurogamer can reveal.
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Review | MotoGP 10/11
Back on track.
The Superbike World Championship season is already underway and MotoGP is set to follow this weekend. It's time to see if our 2011 predictions turn out to be insightful musings or wishful thinking. Will Rossi secure his seventh MotoGP Championship on a Ducati? Does Cal Crutchlow have what it takes to run with the best? Win, lose or crash, the stage is set for a very interesting season.
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Shogun 2! Homefront! Yakuza 4!
You can tell we're getting close to April because there are loads of games coming out. This Friday and next marks the last opportunity for many publishers to lift that bottom line out of the red and into the black just before the end of the financial year – and hopefully put a smile on shareholders as a result.
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MS to declare end of Zune hardware?
Focus will be on software - report.
Microsoft will make no new versions of the portable Zune player because of "tepid demand" - effectively conceding defeat to Apple's all-conquering iPod.
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Twisted Metal began life as a PSN game
Sony marketing sparked Blu-ray release.
Upcoming PlayStation 3 exclusive vehicle kill-em-up Twisted Metal was conceived as a multiplayer-only PlayStation Network download game.
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Call of Duty No Russian actors "tearful"
"Sometimes we become desensitised."
The voice over actors who played the terrorists in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's controversial No Russian level were "tearful" as they delivered lines, one of the developers has revealed.
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Sony: 3D "could become the norm"
But predicts a "long haul to get there".
Many believe stereoscopic 3D TVs are too expensive and having to wear glasses to use the tech is a pain – but Sony reckons 3D "could become the norm" in just a few short years.
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"It wasn't really an option."
Prey 2 does use id Tech but doesn't use id Tech 5.
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Harrison: Iwata "wrong" on casual games
Social networks "here to stay".
Former president of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Phil Harrison reckons Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata's anti social game stance "is wrong".
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Castlevania Reverie DLC release date
Features "breathtaking" plot twist.
The first downloadable content for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow launches on 30th March, Konami has announced.
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Main L.A. Noire story 25-30 hours long
Without side-quests, DLC.
The main L.A. Noire story lasts 25 to 30 hours, Rockstar has revealed.
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Ubisoft announces guitar game Rocksmith
Designed to teach you how to play for real.
Guitar Hero is dead and Rock Band faces an uncertain future, but for game company Ubisoft the music genre is still very much alive.
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Review | Okamiden
Ink's awakening.
There's an element of ritual to the best fairytales, and that goes for video game legends, too. Okamiden starts off as a time-honoured tale of a hero walking the path set out by his ancestor, but in this case, the story is only part of the ceremony.
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Test out new mission-making tools.
Forthcoming PlayStation 3 superhero sequel inFamous 2 is opening up for beta testing next month, publisher Sony has announced.
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EA hails Fox for Bulletstorm controversy
Games boss welcomes tabloid fury.
EA has hailed Fox News' furious denouncement of Bulletstorm last month for putting a much-needed spotlight on its brand new IP.
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Poor first month sales for THQ platformer.
THQ's colourful platform sequel de Blob 2 had a disappointing first month on sale, selling well below 75,000 copies in the US and failing to make the UK top 40.
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Fatboy Slim DLC for Dance Central
Gwen Stefani, Paula Abdul join in too.
Fatboy Slim, Paula Abdul and Gwen Stefani are among the acts included in the latest batch of Dance Central DLC, due on Xbox Live tomorrow.
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Report: iPad 2 sells 1m in two days
Nearly double 3DS's 10 day total.
The iPad 2 sold nearly one million units in its first weekend on sale in the US, according to industry analysts.
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Japan publishers donate to tsunami effort
Nintendo, Sony, SEGA dig deep.
A number of Japanese publishers have donated significant sums of money to help relief efforts following the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit the country on Friday, leaving thousands dead and many, many more homeless.
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