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Bungie: Why Master Chief hardly speaks
Less is more.
Bungie deliberately made Halo star Master Chief a man of few words so players would feel more like him.
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Interview | Will Deus Ex: Human Revolution make you cry?
Eidos Montreal's Mary De Marle reveals the tricks of the writing trade.
When it comes to role-playing games, few things are as important as story, choice and dialogue. But when it comes to Deus Ex: Human Revolution, a game Eidos Montreal hopes will enhance the series' legacy, story, choice and dialogue are the most important things. This is where lead writer Mary De Marle comes in.
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Some Gears of War 3 unlocks canned
Epic can't read non-Epic Achievements.
Xbox 360 exclusive Gears of War 3 won't include items unlocked by Achievements for some Epic-made games - as promised.
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Videogame storytelling can surpass film
But still a way to go, Deus Ex writers says.
When it comes to storytelling, videogames are considered the poor cousin to film. Indeed some believe videogames will never surpass film when it comes to telling a good tale. But for one videogame writer, this status quo will come to an end sooner rather than later.
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Killzone 3 multiplayer demo for 11am
The Undergarden delayed.
The multiplayer Killzone 3 demo will launch at 11am tomorrow morning UK time, Sony has announced.
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Most popular Black Ops perks, guns
Clue: it's not Ninja, it's not Scout.
Out of 15 available Call of Duty: Black Ops perks, Treyarch has revealed the three that are picked most: Marathon, Sleight of Hand and Lightweight.
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Review | Bionic Commando Rearmed 2
A swing and a miss.
One of the more popular retro remakes of recent years, Bionic Commando Rearmed eventually became something of a poisoned chalice for Swedish developer GRIN. The side-scroller's success completely overshadowed the team's full-fat franchise reboot, which launched nine months later to critical grumblings that it wasn't as good as the 2D game. Even a staggering climax (spoilerphobes, look away now) that saw hero Nathan Spencer headbutt his nemesis to death in mid-air – after discovering his bionic arm was actually his dead wife, of course – wasn't enough to save it from flopping. A pair of unremarkable film tie-ins later, GRIN was sadly shuttered.
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Dead Rising 2, Lost Planet 2 sales
Plus, Super Street Fighter IV does well.
Capcom has revealed sales figures of its major games during the nine months to 31st December 2010.
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500k subs will make SW:TOR profitable
$300 million cost rumour a "falsehood".
Upcoming MMORPG Star Wars: The Old Republic needs just half a million subscribers to be profitable, EA has said.
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Dragon Age Legends closed beta begins
Sign-up, get Jade Empire-inspired armour.
Closed beta testing for Dragon Age Legends has begun.
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Company of Heroes Online beta to end
Future uncertain.
Relic will end the Company of Heroes Online open beta next month as it works out what's next for the popular RTS series.
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Feature | The Eurogamer Mobile Applications
Hey, do you like Eurogamer? Would you like to read it when you're on the go?
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EA on 3D: Games will get their Avatar
But it's not the priority.
Electronic Arts believes one day the game industry will get its Avatar – a game that proves once and for all just how successful stereoscopic 3D can be – but for now there are more important things.
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Eurogamer seeks Features Editor
For blistering editorial romance.
Who's hungry? Eurogamer is on the hunt for a new Features Editor to join our quest to save the world from boredom, tyranny and brown first-person shooters.
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Five 2010 EA games sold over 5m units
Can you name them?
Five games Electronic Arts launched last year sold over five million copies.
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Two Worlds II UK cargo "wrecked"
Delayed again! "I can't believe it!"
A large portion of Two Worlds II stock has been "wrecked" on its journey from China to the UK, publisher TopWare has revealed to Eurogamer.
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EA teases "very exciting" new FPS
Continues to chase Acti's shooter crown.
EA will release a "very exciting" as-yet unannounced FPS before the end of 2011, according to CEO John Riccitiello.
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Dead Space 2 outsells original 2 to 1
Visceral's sequel shifts 2 million units.
Dead Space 2 is currently outpacing sales of its predecessor by a factor of two to one, publisher EA has announced.
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Catwoman headlines DC Universe update
SOE's MMO flooded with new content.
Catwoman takes centre stage in new content heading to superhero MMO DC Universe Online later this month, publisher Sony Online Entertainment has revealed.
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Scarlett Johansson for Uncharted movie?
Lost in Translation star "scoped" for Elena.
Scarlett Johansson is the latest name attached to David O Russell's controversial Uncharted movie, according to a new interview with the director.
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Treyarch: angry gamers stifle creativity
Cheer up if you want devs to innovate.
The increasingly negative, argumentative attitudes of many gamers and critics is stifling creativity and discouraging developers from taking risks with their games, so says Call of Duty: Black Ops developer Treyarch.
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Microsoft Halo Kinect game clue found
Is it Milo and Master Chief?
The first rumblings of a Halo game for Kinect have been heard.
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New Super Meat Boy 360 levels incoming
Plus, PC level editor almost done.
A fresh batch of levels are heading to the Xbox 360 version of maniac platformer Super Meat Boy after Microsoft finally approved a new patch for the game.
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Ubisoft considering core IP Kinect titles
Motion-controlled Assassin's Creed anyone?
Ubisoft is considering Kinect tie-ins for all of its core IPs, according to sales chief Geoffroy Sardin.
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Twisted Pixel announces The Gunstringer
'Splosion Man dev's next is Kinect-only.
'Splosion Man developer Twisted Pixel has formally taken the wraps off The Gunstringer, its eccentric new Kinect exclusive.
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Tropico 4 Xbox 360 release announced
El Presidente eyes up your console.
Strategy sequel Tropico 4 is heading to Xbox 360 as well as PC, publisher Kalypso Media has confirmed.
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Super Mario Bros. 3DS confirmed
Miyamoto itching to unveil new platformer.
Work is underway on a new Super Mario Bros. game for the 3DS, Nintendo lynchpin Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed.
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Final Fantasy IV Collection release date
Wasn't Cecil a caterpillar?
Square Enix has put a spring release date on the Final Fantasy IV: Complete Collection for PSP.
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Secret World date a "misunderstanding"
Funcom debunks newspaper report.
Funcom's The Secret World MMO will not be released "in the next few months", Eurogamer can reveal.
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PS3 "security patch" halts HDD upgrades
Firmware v3.56 causing problems for Slims.
Gamers are reporting that Sony's recent PlayStation 3 firmware "security patch" prevents users from upgrading the console's hard disk drive.
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