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XBL Game Room dev dead on Monday
Krome was once the wizard of Oz.
Xbox Live Game Room didn't take off and now the developer behind it, Krome, is on the verge of collapse.
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Feature | The EGTV Show: The Videogames Election - Episode 3
Education, Education, Education.
Hang on, wasn't the election five months ago? Well spotted! Indeed, when we began this project some 10 months ago it was initially intended simply to chart the UK games industry's relationship with Westminster in the run up to 6th May, 2010.
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Pachter sets record straight on Steam row
"I have NOT heard this from anybody."
Michael Pachter has insisted he has no idea what Valve plans to do with Steam after the Wedbush Securities analyst was reported as saying digital trade-ins were set to be introduced to the platform.
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Undead redemption incoming.
Red Dead Redemption's Undead Nightmare DLC pack will be available from 26th October, Rockstar Games has announced – just in time for Halloween.
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Back once again with the quill behaviour.
What a strange week: nothing was quite as it seemed. EA finally got its Medal of Honor reboot on the ground and nobody seemed to know quite what to think. Review scores wobbled, controversy gusted and died away, and the game contradicts itself: at once sentimental and clinical, self-important and empty. Beneath all the bluster though, it's just a decent shooter: Tom found himself impressed, but detached.
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Eurogamer wins Games Media Award
Plus a beautiful goodbye to PC Zone.
Eurogamer was lucky enough to pick up its fourth Games Website gong at the annual Games Media Awards in London last night. If you work in the games industry and cast a vote for us, thanks for your support, it's very humbling and we really appreciate it!
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"Unethical" Langdell booted from IGDA
Edge Games meets the edge.
Infamous litigator Timothy Langdell has been booted from the International Game Developer Association for "lack of integrity" and "unethical behaviour".
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Enslaved? Castlevania? Er, NHL 2K11?
Welcome to the new bookends to your week! If Out This Week is an aperitif, whetting your appetite for the coming gaming menu on a Monday, then Game of the Week is Friday's brandy and cigars, personally selected by the sommelier. Can we get sir's coat?
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Wii Remote/Motion Plus combo dated
FlingSmash dated, too.
Nintendo's dated the Wii Remote/Motion Plus combo controller leaked last month.
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Review | Download Games Roundup
Excruciating! Pinball! Thorium! Urbanix! Fighter!
Are downloadable prequels like Dead Space Ignition and Dead Rising: Case Zero hugely cynical exercises, or a smart, forward-thinking piece of business? Personally, I'm torn. On the one hand, publishers get a chance to service the fan community with exclusive content, and extend games beyond their traditional scope, but on the other hand, why not just release a free demo and include this content in the box?
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Review | Ferrari The Race Experience
A gelding.
"Ferrari don't make cars. Ferrari make dreams," declares the opening screen before a suitably dramatic video sequence powers in. That may be, but you get the feeling that if UK publisher System 3 was left in charge of the Ferrari production line the results – while hardly the stuff of nightmares – would be disturbing. A bit like opening the glove box to find that you'd suddenly switched off the traction control.
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How many hidden Vaults in Fallout: NV?
Obsidian's Bergman says, casino the answer.
Obsidian has hidden five underground Vaults in Fallout: New Vegas for you to find.
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Opinion | "Someone's got to be the Taliban"
Does Medal of Honor really respect the soldier?
After months of controversy, Medal of Honor finally went on sale today. You know, just in case you didn't notice.
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Civilization V gets release date
It's out in the US and UK this September.
2K Games has announced a release date for Civilization V, the latest instalment in Sid Meier's popular strategy series.
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Red Dead standalone DLC disc bundle
25 quid for all the bits released so far.
Rockstar has announced plans to release Undead Nightmare, a standalone disc bundling all the Red Dead Redemption downloadable content together.
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WOW mouse took two years to make
Blizzard helped craft €90 dream machine.
Blizzard and SteelSeries' spent two years making the new World of Warcraft: Cataclysm MMO Gaming Mouse.
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Dark Void dev making "triple-A" games
What's Kim Swift up to?
The developer behind last year's action game Dark Void is working on new games it reckons are triple-A quality.
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Pirates Caribbean action-RPG cancelled
Disney sheds 100 staff at Propaganda.
That new Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned action-RPG that was coming: it's not any more - Disney has dumped it.
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Shinji Mikami explains Vanquish demo
Putting the content in context.
PlatinumGames' Shinji Mikami has gone into detail about the content of the Vanquish demo content released so far.
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Greenberg: 360 sold 484k in September
NPD may be keeping mum but A-berg's not.
Microsoft's Chief of Staff for the Interactive Entertainment Business has said that Xbox 360 sold nearly 500,000 units in the US this September.
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Review | Okamiden
Wolf parade.
Okami is, in my estimation, the only challenger ever to have beaten Zelda at its own game. It shared Zelda's themes and its structure – exploration and discovery, gentle but absorbing puzzling, an unobtrusive but captivating narrative gently ushering you through a sequence of towns and dungeons whilst leaving you free to distract yourself.
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Move sales exceed Sony's forecasts
1.5 million shifted in Europe so far.
Sales of Sony's Move controller have exceeded the platform holder's expectations with 1.5 million units shifted in Europe alone.
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SEGA narrows down The Conduit 2 release
Delayed to incorporate "fan feedback".
The Conduit 2, SEGA's forthcoming Wii FPS, will launch in February, the publisher has announced.
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Valve: no plans for Steam trade-ins
Pachter's comments were "untrue".
Valve has refuted an analyst's claim that its Steam platform would soon start offering a game trade-in service.
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All other platforms see decline.
Sales of the Xbox 360 are up an impressive 34 per cent on a year-to-date basis in the US, with September being the console's strongest month of 2010, NPD Group has announced.
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Microsoft to up Xbox 360 friend limit?
UPDATE: Microsoft issues denial.
UPDATE: Microsoft's Major Nelson has tweeted that Xbox Germany was mistaken. "We will not be expanding the friends list as a part of the next Xbox LIVE Update," he insists.
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Disc release for 360/PS3 NBA Jam
B-ball reboot no longer download-only.
Arcade basketball reboot NBA Jam will be getting a full disc release on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, rather than appearing as a digital download, EA has confirmed.
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Dragon Age 2 pre-orders get free content
BioWare announces Signature Edition.
Pre-order Dragon Age 2 before 11th January and you'll receive a free upgrade to the game's Signature Edition, developer BioWare has announced.
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Red Dead Redemption a hit in Japan
Rockstar's epic storms the charts.
Red Dead Redemption has found unexpected success in Japan, entering the weekly all-formats chart at number four on PlayStation 3 and number seven on Xbox 360.
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Leak: Sony lost manufacturing slot.
The delay to Sony's Gran Turismo 5 is a result of the recent PlayStation 3 hack causing Sony to shift manufacturing of game discs, an alleged insider has revealed.
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