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Epic Mickey "best-looking Wii game ever"
Boasts Warren Spector.
A confident Warren Spector reckons Epic Mickey is the best-looking Wii game ever.
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Team Meat "can't EVER do a PS3 version"
Sony didn't express "much interest".
Super Meat Boy developer Team Meat wants to make one thing clear: there will never - not in a million years - be Super Meat Boy on PS3.
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Gold subs spend 3 hours a day on XBL
40% of that spent on non-gaming services.
Gold subscribers spend on average three hours a day on Xbox Live, Microsoft has claimed.
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Saints Row film set for Dec reveal
THQ: "This builds our brand at no cost to us."
The Saints Row film will be formally announced next month.
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Owners trying to sell Torque engine.
InstantAction, the company behind the InstantAction.com streaming games technology and the InstantJam Facebook game, has shut down.
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Minority Report-style PC Kinect interface
Hacker knocks up a proof-of-concept.
Hackers playing around with Kinect using home-made PC device drivers have already produced a proof-of-concept video showing a multi-touch interface similar to the one Tom Cruise's character uses in Minority Report.
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GT5 date announcement imminent
Let's go round again.
Polyphony Digital boss Kazunori Yamauchi has tweeted that a Gran Turismo 5 date announcement is imminent.
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Bungie's Activision universe set for PC
Case for online focus grows.
Bungie's mysterious Activision-published "universe" looks set to hit the PC as well as consoles.
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Civilization Facebook "relatively soon"
Take-Two has 2011 release planned.
That networked version of Civilization that Sid Meier has been labouring over - it'll be out next year.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops updates released
Kill that lag.
Treyarch's improving gargantuan phenom Call of Duty: Black Ops with a string of updates.
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Review | Sonic Colours
Blue shift.
In graphical terms, next-gen consoles have matured to a point where developers are really pushing at the edges of platform capability. It's an arena in which the Wii, with its sub-HD capabilities, was never designed to compete.
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Kinect parts cost MS around £34
Research suggests tidy profit per unit.
If you were to go shopping for all the constituent parts of Microsoft's Kinect peripheral you'd land up with a bill for an estimated £34, according to tech analysis published today.
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MS to use Kinect to personalise content
Voice recog tells it who's playing what.
Microsoft might soon start using its Kinect technology to automatically customise Xbox 360 content depending on who is using the system.
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Nintendo reveals lifetime US Wii/DS sales
Talks up potential Christmas boost.
Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aime has revealed how many consoles the platform holder has shifted in the US to date compared to rivals Sony and Microsoft.
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Zen Bound 2 ties up PC release
Knotty iPhone puzzler out this month.
Acclaimed iOS puzzler Zen Bound 2 is making the jump to the PC this month, with a 16th November Steam release date lined up.
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Plans to lower prices then sell DLC later.
Publisher THQ believes the current retail model for games is all wrong and reckons it has the answer: keep prices low at the outset then sell in additional content later.
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Final Fantasy invades Mario Sports Mix
Prepare for Moogle/Yoshi face-off.
Square Enix is all set to break Nintendo characters' monopoly on Mario's sporting spin-offs with the announcement that a number of Final Fantasy favourites are limbering up for Mario Sports Mix.
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Harmonix: sale won't affect RB3 support
Plus, EA responds to buy-out rumours.
Viacom's decision to sell Harmonix will have no knock-on effect on support for Rock Band 3 and Dance Central, the games' developer has insisted.
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Xbox 360 version confirmed.
Rockstar's new open world detective game L.A. Noire will be released in the spring of 2011.
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March to glory.
PC strategy game Shogun 2: Total War will be released globally on 15th March 2011, SEGA's announced.
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Today's games use 20-30% of Kinect
Yoostar 2 dev claims to use more.
Blitz Games claims to be getting nearly twice as much out of Kinect as everyone else. Those games you see on the shelves today - they're using barely a third of what the new device can do.
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Kinect Sports Facebook app launched
Xbox 360 game feeds results into leagues.
A Kinect Sports Facebook app that sorts times set in the main Xbox 360 game into online leagues has been released.
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"Publishers are creating a monster."
At least two "major" shops will demand publishers remove Steam functionality from PC games, a new report claims.
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Viacom to sell Rock Band developer
UPDATE: Why Harmonix is up for sale.
UPDATE: In a question and answer session Viacom said Harmonix made a loss of around "$65 million" for the financial quarter. "That loss reflects how we've been informed by the potential buyers we've been talking to," it said. The loss would have been half that number otherwise.
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Black Ops sets new sales records
Beats Modern Warfare 2.
Call of Duty: Black Ops sold 5.6 million copies in the US and UK combined - in one day. That's more than Modern Warfare 2's opening record of 4.7 million copies.
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Review | Test Drive Unlimited 2
Roll playing game.
"New hairdresser discovered!" When this message flashes across the bottom of the screen in the middle of a time trial, you know you're playing a unique (and some might say, uniquely French) racing game.
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Feature | Football Manager All-Star XI
Who's in your fantasy team?
Football Manager 2011 hit the shelves last week, prompting a period of self-imposed solitude for the series' army of fans - the ones who willingly immerse themselves in an alternate reality of formation-tinkering, transfer negotiations and player discipline for days on end.
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Starbreeze alumni using id Tech 5.
ZeniMax Media - the company that owns Bethesda, id, Arkane and Tango - has bought another studio: MachineGames.
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PS Home gets LittleBigPlanet paintball
As beefy patch 1.4 arrives.
Today, PlayStation Home is transformed - big patch 1.4 has arrived. We knew that was coming, but we had no idea multiplayer LittleBigPlanet paintball was on its way.
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Why FFXIV failed to meet expectations
Square Enix understands your pain.
Massively multiplayer role-playing game Final Fantasy XIV was slammed by critics and gamers upon its September release, but today, as Square Enix revealed a raft of updates designed to improve almost every aspect of the game, Final Fantasy XIV's creator reassured fans it understands their complaints and explained why the fantasy online game failed to meet expectations.
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