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EA: Brand PlayStation beats brand Xbox
But Xbox Live is the "gold standard".
In the US, brand Xbox is the clear winner in the battle of the high definition consoles. But globally, PlayStation has an insurmountable lead.
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LittleBigPlanet 2 date confirmed
Plus: new trailer, demo tomorrow.
LittleBigPlanet 2 will be available on 19th January across Europe and on 21st January in the UK and Ireland, publisher Sony has confirmed.
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Assassin's Creed strategy title planned?
World in Conflict team joins the franchise.
As any self-respecting cash-cow knows, you ain't nothing without a few spin-off titles under your belt. Duly, it seems Ubisoft might be looking to expand the Assassin's Creed franchise beyond its well-established third person foundations.
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AC: Brotherhood update announced
Patch fixes Animus bug, Trophy issues.
A new Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood patch is on its way, promising to plug a number of game-breaking glitches.
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Sony launches GT5 Mercedes comp
Signature Ed. owners: now's your chance.
Sony has just announced details of how to enter the competition included in the Signature Edition of Gran Turismo 5 to win a £150,000 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG.
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Black Ops sales top $1 billion
COD rewrites "the rules of entertainment".
Call of Duty: Black Ops has now netted more than $1 billion in sales since its November launch, publisher Activision has confirmed.
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PlayStation Phone called Xperia Play?
Sony logs trademark and domain names.
The much-rumoured PlayStation Phone might just have got itself a name. Sony Ericsson has just logged an EU trademark for something called the Xperia Play.
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Plumber limbers up for February launch.
Mario Sports Mix will leave the locker room on 4th February in Europe and 7th February in the US, Nintendo has confirmed.
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Over 1.5m Windows Phone 7s shipped
MS: We're off to a "promising start".
Over 1.5 million Windows Phone 7 units have been shipped to shops since Microsoft launched the iPhone rival in October – a start the US giant today described as "promising".
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KISS, Linkin Park for Guitar Hero, DJH2
It's KISS-mas, declares Activision.
Downloadable KISS and Linkin Park tracks are coming to music games Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock and DJ Hero 2, Activision has announced.
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The Sims Medieval Limited Edition
Throne rooms! Outfits!
EA has announced the Limited Edition of upcoming standalone spin-off The Sims Medieval.
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DC Universe Online gets release date
Massive superhero action begins next month.
PC and PlayStation 3 superhero MMO DC Universe Online will launch in the UK on 14th January 2011, Sony Online Entertainment has announced.
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Wonderful SNES RPG for a fiver.
Square Enix has resurrected for iPhone (and iPod Touch) one of the best action RPGs of yesteryear: Secret of Mana - and it's out now.
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MS not thrilled by Kinect sex game
"It won't be the last," company sighs.
When Microsoft invented Kinect, wobbling boobies probably weren't top of the feature titlist, sorry, hitlist.
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Player complaints spark Oddboxx patch
Stranger's Wrath "barely playable".
The developer behind The Oddboxx – a PC collection of the first four titles from Oddworld Inhabitants – has promised disgruntled fans it will fix the technical issues currently blighting two of the included games.
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Rock Band dev suing parent company
Harmonix sale turns sour with lawsuit.
The sale of Rock Band developer Harmonix by parent company Viacom has turned sour after the developer filed a lawsuit that alleges Viacom "diverted opportunities" from Harmonix for its own benefit so it wouldn't have to fork out millions in performance-related bonuses.
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Not many downloaded free Gears 2 DLC
Less than 30 per cent redeemed code.
Epic Games' Jim Brown has revealed that not many people bothered to access the free downloadable content given away with Gears of War 2 at release.
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Epic fans to receive special Gears 3 unlocks
Goodies ahead for owners of Bulletstorm etc.
Owners of past Epic Games productions will receive "special unlocks" in Gears of War 3, design director Cliff Bleszisnki has said.
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HD Splinter Cell Trilogy confirmed
They're in fashion.
Ubisoft has confirmed the much-rumoured Splinter Cell Trilogy for PlayStation 3.
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Review | echochrome ii
Light fantastic.
It's easy to grow weary and cynical about the proliferation of sequels in a games industry where numbers are slapped on the end of any reasonably successful product, apparently without a thought. "If sales = good then sequel," rattles the industry machine. Very rarely do those follow-ups bother to advance or evolve what came before, apart from the expected visual tweaks and a couple of vaguely different features.
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Rockstar leak clarifies Red Dead rant
It's "possible things were cheery" elsewhere.
The former Rockstar employee who this weekend lifted the lid on an alleged culture of "deception", "manipulation" and "abuse" at the Red Dead Redemption studio has attempted to clarify some of his comments.
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EA working on Madden Curse: The Movie?
NFL game gets unlikely cinema adaptation.
Development is underway on a movie based upon the notorious 'Madden Curse' – a jinx that befalls any player who features on the cover of EA's NFL franchise – according to industry sources.
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Retro City Rampage heading to XBLA
Lunatic GTA homage revs its engines.
Insane Grand Theft Auto-inspired WiiWare romp Retro City Rampage is heading to Xbox Live Arcade, its developer has confirmed.
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Codies: real world FPS are not "tasteful"
"There are British soldiers dying."
First person shooters based on real world conflicts are neither "tasteful" or "appropriate", so says a Codemasters developer.
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Sony offers MAG for free download
Yes, there's a catch...
Sony has announced on an unconventional way of celebrating the spirit of Christmas this week: it's letting PlayStation 3 users shoot each other in the head for free, courtesy of complimentary access to online shooter MAG.
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Blue Toad Murder Files gets Move support
Plus, price cut for Episodes 1-6.
PlayStation Network puzzler Blue Toad Murder Files: The Mysteries of Little Riddle now has support for Sony's Move controller, developer Relentless Software has announced.
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Tumbleweed.
Last week, one game was released in shops. This week, none are. It's Christmas!
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Meat Boy, Bad Company 2 lead Steam sale
Big savings on Portal, Fallout 3, more.
Super Meat Boy, Portal, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and Prince of Persia are among the games Steam is tossing in its festive bargain bin.
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1.3 billion Halo: Reach games logged
Plus, Bungie staff lose 23,000 matches.
A staggering 1.3 billion games of Halo: Reach have been played since launch, according to a new set of stats from developer Bungie.
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January launch for DC Universe?
PS3's "first MMO" is nearly here.
Sony's forthcoming superhero MMO, DC Universe, could be with us a little sooner than expected, with Amazon announcing a January ship date for the PC and PlayStation 3 title.
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