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Steam Hoard release date, price revealed
Out next month.
The Steam version of dragon strategy arcade game Hoard launches on PC and Mac on 4th April, Big Sandwich Games has announced.
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Review | Top Spin 4
Smash hit.
In this era of annual sports updates churned out with metronomic regularity, it's rare for the latest version of anything to be greeted with the grand expectations that accompany big-name sequels in other genres. Whether it was a carefully plotted strategy or a consequence of shifting development to 2K Czech though, the near three-year wait for a fourth Top Spin has put us in the rare position of being quite excited about its arrival.
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Do a Gabe and tell us your password.
Portal 2 maker Valve has officially launched Steam Guard.
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Valve on that Dead Island trailer
"The violence towards kids is unpleasant."
Techland's eye-catching Dead Island trailer, which shows a reverse-time account of a young girl on a tropical holiday island being torn away from her parents, become a zombie and eventually be flung out of a window, turned heads - but what did Valve, the maker of Left 4 Dead, perhaps the best zombie game of this generation, think?
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Machinarium dev reveals new games in UK
Jakub Dvorský hits Nottingham.
Jakub Dvorský, the Czech creator of superb 2009 point and click adventure game Machinarium, will unveil his follow-up work at the GameCityNights festival in Nottingham on 25th March.
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Thief, System Shock dev joins Valve
Doug Church leading something new?
Doug Church, the man EA entrusted Steven Spielberg project LMNO with, has joined Valve.
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Crytek: Crysis 2 the same on PS3, 360
No "meaningful difference".
German developer Crytek has hit back at those who have criticised the PlayStation 3 version of upcoming first-person shooter, insisting it is exactly the same as the Xbox 360 version.
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Mass Effect 2 takes top honours.
Mass Effect 2 has taken the top prize at this year's gaming BAFTA ceremony, with Heavy Rain the other big winner.
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Hotz's PayPal account opened to Sony
Were donations paid to PS3 Jailbreak?
Sony has been granted access to George "Geohot" Hotz's PayPal account.
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Dragon Quest IX best-selling DQ ever
Ships over five million worldwide.
DS role-playing game Dragon Quest IX is the best-selling Dragon Quest game ever, Square Enix has announced.
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Gamers still buying Horse Armour
Neigh way!
Gamers are still buying the Horse Armour add-on for sprawling fantasy role-playing game The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Bethesda has revealed.
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Activision vs. EA lawsuit gathers pace
Trial set for May.
The high-profile lawsuit between video game behemoths Activision and EA can move forward, a Californian Superior Court judge has ruled.
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Interview | The Arc of Fighting
Guilty Gear creator Daisuke Ishiwatari and BlazBlue boss Toshimichi Mori talk.
When it comes to 2D fighting games, Capcom's Street Fighter rules. But for fighting game fans in the know, it is Arc System Works' Guilty Gear series that's best. In fact, for some, Guilty Gear is the greatest fighting game off all time.
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APB: Reloaded dev reveals sign-up targets
"Our break-even point is really very low."
Resuscitated MMO APB: Reloaded only needs a few thousand simultaneous players to be profitable, new developer GamersFirst has revealed.
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Molyneux: "Sorry if I've over-promised"
Admits telling fibs to keep journos awake.
Lionhead boss and newly-crowned holder of a BAFTA Fellowship Peter Molyneux has admitted making game features up on the spot to stop bored journalists falling asleep during interviews.
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Hans Zimmer composes Crysis 2 score
Hollywood veteran helps out Crytek team.
Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer has lent his hand to Crysis 2's score, the game's publisher EA has revealed.
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Homefront sells 375k on day one in US
THQ "delighted", "fulfilling re-orders".
THQ's new FPS franchise Homefront sold 375,000 copies during its first day on sale in the US, the publisher has announced.
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DQ Heroes: Rocket Slime sequel for 3DS
DS RPG spin-off gets a follow-up.
A sequel to cult DS favourite Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime is coming to 3DS, publisher Square Enix has announced.
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Ghost Recon/Ass Creed films coming?
Ubisoft wants to hear your thoughts.
Ubisoft is considering film versions of its Ghost Recon and Assassin's Creed franchises, so suggests a new customer survey from the French publisher.
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Review | From Dust
Elementary.
In From Dust you're God, and God, in turn, is a vacuum cleaner. He's a frantic, over-worked, middle-managery kind of vacuum cleaner, if that's remotely possible, and one that's locked in constant, hectic mediation between populace and environment. You know, just like a vacuum cleaner.
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Why Chet Faliszek is Valve's Mr Awesome
"I walk around the hall with my iron fist."
On Valve's website sits a profile page, and on that profile page sits an entry for Left 4 Dead writer Chet Faliszek. It reads: "We are all still trying to figure out exactly what it is that Chet does at Valve, but at the very least he occupies office space on the 11th floor as self-proclaimed Mr. Awesome."
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EA: 1.5m register SWTOR beta interest
Believes "addressable market" is over 12m.
Nearly 1.5 million people have registered their interest in taking part in a potential beta test for forthcoming MMO Star Wars: The Old Republic, publisher EA has announced.
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Move creator dismisses brainwave controls
Plus, passes judgement on Kinect.
With motion controllers now commonplace, many have speculated that being able to play games using only the power of thought is the next boundary for developers to break down. Indeed, a few primitive prototypes are already out there.
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Grr, ARG.
Evidence of a new Hitman game is mounting.
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"We don't have the right" to enter it.
It's one of the biggest nights in the gaming calendar, and BAFTA has insisted that the "quality" of the 2011 GAME British Academy Video Games Awards is not affected by Rockstar's surprise decision not to enter the phenomenally successful Red Dead Redemption.
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UK MotorStorm Apocalypse delayed
Sony "will continue to monitor the situation".
Sony has postponed the UK launch of MotorStorm: Apocalypse following last week's devastating earthquake.
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Team Dignitas seeks StarCraft II player
Are you good enough to go pro?
Professional UK gamer group Team Dignitas is after a new member to play Blizzard's science fiction real-time strategy game StarCraft II.
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Molyneux: I need to prove I deserve BAFTA
Joining ranks of movie greats "just insane".
This year's recipient of the prestigious BAFTA Fellowship, Peter Molyneux, has told Eurogamer TV that the honour means: "Now prove you deserve this award; prove you really are good at what you do."
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Activision making Wipeout Kinect game
The obstacle-course telly show.
Calamitously brutal television game show Wipeout is being turned into a Kinect game by Activision.
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Dragon Age: Legends now open to all
Facebook game unlocks DAII items.
BioWare's Facebook game Dragon Age: Legends is now available for all to play, EA has announced.
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