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Feature | Thriving Core
Take-Two's sales figures suggest there's never been a better time to be a core gamer.
Published as part of our sister-site GamesIndustry.biz's widely-read weekly newsletter, the GamesIndustry.biz Editorial, is a weekly dissection of an issue weighing on the minds of the people at the top of the games business. It appears on Eurogamer after it goes out to GI.biz newsletter subscribers.
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Clash of Heroes HD dated for PSN/XBLA
Might & Magic spin-off due next month.
Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes HD, a home console revamp of the DS puzzle RPG gem of the same name, launches on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade next month.
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Review | Download Games Roundup
StarDrone! Oddbox! Pix! TorchLight! Cogs!
For this week's download roundup we're going back to the future, as four-fifths of these games debuted on other formats ages ago.
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Ocarina of Time 3DS adds new content
It's "crammed with interesting things".
It seems that the upcoming 3DS revamp of N64 classic Zelda: Ocarina of Time will be more than just a scene-for-scene remake – Nintendo is adding exclusive new content too.
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Xperia Play date, launch games unveiled
Crash Bandicoot, Sims, more pre-installed.
Sony Ericsson's Xperia Play smartphone arrives in UK stores on 31st March with six games pre-installed.
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Chair: iPad 2 is "a game-changer"
"Butter-smooth" Infinity Blade update detailed.
The iPad 2, which launches in the US today, is "a game-changer", according to Infinity Blade developer Chair Entertainment.
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360 to outsell Wii in the US this year
HD consoles begin to overhaul lead.
The Xbox 360 is about to outsell the Wii over a 12 month period in America for the first time in the platform's history, according to new sales research.
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Free Realms finally gets PS3 date
Free-to-play kids' MMO heading to PSN.
Free Realms, the PlayStation 3's "very first casual, free-to-play MMO", hits PlayStation Network on 29th March, Sony Online Entertainment has announced.
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The National write song for Portal 2
Glum indie rockers "fit beautifully".
Arena-filling indie rock sulkers The National have written a song exclusively for Portal 2, publisher Valve has announced.
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Chair promises Shadow Complex 2
Next game bound for console, not iOS.
Acclaimed XBLA platformer Shadow Complex will get a sequel, developer Chair Entertainment has pledged.
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Feature | Game of the Week(s): Rift
Sorry, we skipped one. Blame it on the GDC.
Firstly, apologies for failing to pick a Game of the Week last week. A dangerous cocktail of jetlag and trade show comedown after last week's Game Developers Conference put paid to it. Fortunately we rewarded two games in one week last month, so if I pick one game from the last two weeks, balance will be restored to the universe (my spreadsheet).
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Kinect bundles outsell Move 5:1
Microsoft wins software battle too.
Xbox 360 Kinect bundles outsold PlayStation 3 Move bundles by a ratio of five to one in the US last month.
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Dark Horse to doodle FPS tie-in.
Forthcoming mutant shooter Rage is to get a three-issue comic book series, publisher Bethesda Softworks has announced.
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Hi-Rez Studios announces Tribes: Ascend
Download title out this year.
Global Agenda maker Hi-Rez Studios has announced a new Tribes game, called Ascend.
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Test Drive Unlimited 2 360 patch out now
Fixes corrupted save files.
Eden Games has released a patch for Test Drive Unlimited 2.
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NVIDIA: PS2 games coming to Android
And Xperia Play?
PlayStation 2 games will launch on Android devices, according to NVIDIA.
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Nintendo 3DS price drop at Morrisons
Pre-order to get it for £187.
The Nintendo 3DS price war ramped up this morning after supermarket Morrisons listed the handheld for an eye-catching £187.
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Shogun 2 to "samuraize" Team Fortress 2
With a katana hat?
PC gamers love Team Fortress 2. Yes you do. And SEGA wants PC gamers to love Total War: Shogun 2.
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SOCOM 4 Special Forces release date
PlayStation 3 exclusive hits next month.
Move-enabled PlayStation 3 exclusive SOCOM Special Forces launches in the UK and Ireland on 22nd April, Sony has announced.
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Glasses-free 3D TVs years from market
Samsung downbeat on the tech.
Korean Consumer electronics giant Samsung reckons it'll be "difficult" to release glasses-free 3D tellys within the next 10 years.
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BioWare forum ban locks-out DAII
"I've got a dead game for 50 Euros."
A member of the BioWare Social Network has had his account suspended for 72 hours for referring to EA as the devil.
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Shogun 2 to launch without DirectX 11
To be patched in 2-4 weeks after release.
When PC strategy sequel Total War: Shogun 2 launches next week it will not support DirectX 11.
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Dragon Age II DLC "beefier" than Origins'
"What exactly constitutes a DLC 9/10?"
BioWare has more Dragon Age II downloadable content besides Exiled Prince and Black Emporium "in the works" - and we're promised "beefier" experiences than were offered for Dragon Age: Origins.
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Dragon Age 3? "There are always ideas"
Multiplayer "absolutely would" work.
Forget Dragon Age II, what about Dragon Age 3 - has BioWare started work on that?
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Interview | BioWare's Mike Laidlaw: A defence of Dragon Age II
"I'm a little surprised by the 6/10s."
No more hype: Dragon Age II has landed and the reviews are in. "An enduring classic?" asked Eurogamer's Dragon Age II reviewer Dan Whitehead. "Not quite." He might as well have said, "An enduring classic like Mass Effect 2?" It's BioWare's own fault; if Mass Effect 2 hadn't been such a thunderous realisation of what Mass Effect started, perhaps we wouldn't have expected the same from Dragon Age II. And then there are the people miffed because they really liked Dragon Age: Origins and why did BioWare have to go and change it? I want Baldur's Gate II, stamp stamp.
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Speedball 2 not compatible with iOS 4.3
UPDATE: Issue resolved. Game works fine.
UPDATE: Speedball 2 Evolution's issue with iOS 4.3 has now been resolved, Jon Hare has told Eurogamer.
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Will Samaritan tech demo spawn a game?
It's possible, but not "currently" happening.
It is possible that Epic's impressive Samaritan Unreal Engine 3 tech demo, showcased at the Game Developers Conference last week and designed to offer a glimpse at what next-generation visuals may look like, will spawn an actual game.
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Dragon Age II bug fix patch in the works
"Two biggies" are DirectX 11, auto-attack.
BioWare's epic fantasy romp Dragon Age II arrives today and there are bugs - "two biggies", lead designer Mike Laidlaw told Eurogamer.
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Miyamoto explains 3DS Ocarina remake
Unhappy with framerate, fans now in their 20s.
Developer legend Shigeru Miyamoto has embarked upon remaking classic games The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Star Fox 64 (known as Lylat Wars in Europe and Australia) because those who played them back in the day are all grown up.
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New APB dev on Realtime's mistakes
Bureaucracy blamed for MMO's failure.
As unmitigated disasters go, David Jones' ambitious online shooter APB is right up there. After years in development and more than $100 million of investment it launched to horrid reviews last July, sinking its creator Realtime Worlds after just 37 days on release.
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