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Steam has over 30 million accounts
Newell praises the big Mac effect.
There are more than 30 million people that have Steam accounts, Valve has announced.
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My score is better than yours.
How can you try DJ Hero 2 without a turntable peripheral and a console? By going to the DJ Hero website on your PC and playing a specially crafted mini-game. That's how.
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Try Football Manager 2011 this week
Demo arriving first on Steam.
Two Football Manager 2011 demos will be released this week. The first arrives on Steam on Thursday, the second for everyone on Friday.
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Ubisoft Kinect trio are launch titles
Your Shape, Fighters Uncaged, Sports.
Ubisoft's trio of Kinect titles - Fighters Uncaged, Motion Sports, Your Shape: Fitness Evolved - are launch titles for Microsoft's flashy new sensor.
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Interview | PlatinumGames' Atsushi Inaba talks Vanquish
"We always prioritise gameplay over story."
Platinum doesn't do games by half. From Wii skewer-'em-up MadWorld to the handgun stilettos of Bayonetta, Hideki Kamiya and chums always aim to surprise. Vanquish, the studio's upcoming third-person shooter, is their latest attempt.
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Xbox Live Arcade "past tipping point"
Less competition on PSN but fewer users.
The Xbox 360's download games service Xbox Live Arcade may have passed its tipping point, one of the platform's most successful developers has said.
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Visceral making new Command & Conquer
It's "pretty far out", says EA.
EA apparently has Dante's Inferno and Dead Space maker Visceral lined up to tackle the Command & Conquer licence.
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EA's arcade shooter MicroBot revealed
Sounds like Inner Space.
EA's unveiled MicroBot, an arcade shooter style game in development for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade.
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Resistance 3 won't be the last
Insomniac not ready to put shooter to bed.
Insomniac's now acclaimed PS3 alien shooter series Resistance could run and run and run; work-in-progress Resistance 3 certainly won't be the end of it.
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MGS, PES and Contra 3DS confirmed for EU
"More news in the coming months."
3DS games Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater, PES, Contra and Frogger will all be released in Europe, Konami's confirmed.
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Konami dates Kinect DanceEvolution
And Crossboard 7 and Sports Island Freedom.
DanceEvolution for Kinect will be released alongside the motion-sensing add-on on 10th November, Konami's announced.
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"State" of FFXIV leads to trial extension
"We humbly ask for your continued support."
Square Enix has extended the free trial of PC MMO Final Fantasy XIV because of "the current state of the game".
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FFXIII: Mistakes, conflict, standstill
Game's makers slice open the cadaver.
Final Fantasy's arrival on current gen hardware was good, but not brilliant - and game creators Motomu Toriyama (director) and Akihiko Maeda have now explained why.
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Blizzard suing StarCraft II hackers
After the bans, the courts.
Blizzard isn't stopping at wholesale bans of players using hacks to cheat at StarCraft II. It's going after the authors of the hacks themselves – in the courts.
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Blacklight heading to US PS3s this month
$15 for multiplayer-only first-person shooter.
UTV Ignition and Zombie Studios have announced that Blacklight: Tango Down will be released for PlayStation 3 via PSN on 26th October in the US.
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Reach campaign matchmaking goes live
Plus more playlist changes tomorrow, soon.
Bungie has released the campaign matchmaking playlist for Halo: Reach and also plans to add new playlists and tweak other elements of the multiplayer experience tomorrow, 19th October.
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Review | Super Meat Boy
Basted youth.
Once upon a time I used to love difficult games. I've finished Ninja Gaiden. I've got all the platinum medals in Project Gotham Racing 3. I've even completed most of the levels in Maximo without phoning NHS Direct. In fact, at my peak I enjoyed a challenge so much that the levels of difficulty set by videogames were simply not enough, and I took to artificially enhancing them.
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Kojima holds first meeting on new game
Wants "beautiful world" not "pretty images".
Hideo Kojima has begun holding daily meetings to discuss "planning, testing, research and scouting" on his next game.
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Xbox user hits 500,000 Gamerscore
"It's been one hell of a journey."
The man with the world's highest Gamerscore has just hit the half million mark.
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Feature | When Small Means Big
The price on ngmoco may have shocked some but the company's track record justifies it.
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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2002 Unlimited Match arrives next month.
King of Fighters 2002 Unlimited Match arrives on Xbox Live Arcade on 3rd November, developer SNK has announced.
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Dismal sales figures for Warriors of Rock.
Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock has sold just 86,000 copies in its first week in the US, across all formats.
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THQ sketch out uDraw launch plans
Wii tablet add-on arrives in November.
The uDraw GameTablet, THQ's new peripheral for the Wii, will launch on 14th November in the US.
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Bit.Trip Fate dated for WiiWare
Plus, developer working on 3DS title.
The next entry in the Bit.Trip series, Bit.Trip Fate, arrives on WiiWare on 25th October in the USA, developer Gaijin Games has announced.
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Digital Foundry | Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II PS3/360 demo showdown
"I've been looking forward to this."
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II didn't register on our radar until developer Dmitry Andreev revealed his exceptional work with frame-rate upscaling during this year's SIGGRAPH. The final game doesn't ship with the new tech, but it's still shaping up to be an exceptionally handsome release based on the quality of the demo code released on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live this week.
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New StarCraft II update goes live
Zerg get pimped, bugs fixed.
A new StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty update has gone live, developer Blizzard has announced.
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XBL launches in nine new countries
Fresh cannon fodder coming in.
Microsoft has announced it will launch its Xbox Live service in nine new countries next month.
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Namco hails Chilean miners, causes offence
Publisher pulls Mr Driller image, apologises.
Namco Bandai has removed an image of Mr Driller from its website that it created to celebrate the successful rescue of 33 trapped Chilean miners earlier this week.
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Full adventure, new story, not on rails.
A new Dead Space game for the iPad will launch in December, EA has revealed.
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Kinect's sitting down woe finally over
MS switches base node to back of neck.
Concern over Kinect's ability to detect players sat down on sofas has been eradicated after Microsoft updated the software behind the tech, Eurogamer can reveal.
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