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Interview | EA Partners' David DeMartini
On Respawn, Insomniac, Suda51 and more.
As boss of EA Partners David DeMartini is in charge of more games than seems possible for one person. There's BulletStorm, Crysis 2, Alice 2, Reckoning and Portal 2 (maybe) to worry about, and untitled games from Respawn Entertainment, Insomniac, Starbreeze and Suda51 to keep on the straight and narrow.
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EA: Insomniac game to beat 90 Metacritic
Is "breaking new ground".
Resistance and Ratchet and Clank developer Insomniac's upcoming multiplatform EA game will manage a higher than 90 review score average, the US publishing behemoth has confidently proclaimed.
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EA: New Fight Night mode is "wow"
"We've never done anything like this."
Fight Night Champion gameplay producer Brian Hayes is bullish about the top secret new feature his game boasts. In fact, he's overcome.
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Review | Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep
Sleeping Beauty?
Almost ten years into Square Enix and Disney's marriage, and the tensions have only grown with time. Not that the union, first consummated in 2002's Kingdom Hearts, was necessarily ill-advised. Both companies are committed to crafting modern fairytales filled with vibrant, marketable characters for younger audiences; they should make for easy bedfellows.
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MS "still eager" to make a Halo film
But will a Halo TV series come first?
Microsoft still wants to make a movie based on the Halo franchise, but is said to be "intently watching" the TV landscape as a potential outlet for a TV series.
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Sony sending LBP2 beta invites this week
For keen LittleBigPlanet users only.
Sony will invite gamers into a LittleBigPlanet 2 beta this week, allowing them to play the PS3-exclusive ahead of its release "for a few weeks".
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Tiesto becomes DJ Hero ambassador
Dutch star joins devs on stage in Ibiza.
Superstar turntablist Tiesto is the official European ambassador for DJ Hero 2, Activision's announced.
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Cryptic has "several other projects"
Besides Star Trek, Champions, Neverwinter.
There are yet more projects underway at Cryptic Studios besides Star Trek Online, Champions Online and Neverwinter, Jack Emmert has revealed to Eurogamer.
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Borderlands' level increase is free
Separated from Claptrap DLC.
The Borderlands level-cap raise - a feature of the Claptrap's New Robot Revolution DLC - will now arrive as a free update for all game owners.
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Interview | Fight Night Champion's Brian Hayes
"This is perfect! I have you going nuts."
Fight Night remains one of this generation's best fighting series. The scores are high and the visuals a benchmark of what these consoles can produce. But this time EA wants to go higher - 90 per cent or higher. In order to achieve that, Peter Moore's men have dreamt up an entirely new and "groundbreaking" mode for Fight Night Champion. Something big must be afoot to warrant a name change from Fight Night Round 5. Eurogamer cornered gameplay producer Brian Hayes to find out more.
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UK chart: Mafia II still top dog
Metroid: Other M misses top 10.
Mafia II has topped the UK all-formats chart for a second consecutive week.
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EA big hitters at Eurogamer Expo
MOH! FIFA 11! Crysis 2! NFS! Dead Space 2!
A raft of upcoming EA games will be playable ahead of their release at the Eurogamer Expo this October.
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EA looking at Lord of Ultima security
Following hacked player accounts.
EA is working to improve the security behind free-to-play online fantasy game Lord of Ultima after players reported hacked accounts.
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Ace Combat Joint Assault gone gold.
Sony's PSP is getting a new game, and it's called Ace Combat Joint Assault.
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Bungie to reset Reach Credits at launch
"It's nothing personal."
Credits earned by gamers before Halo: Reach's official launch will be removed, Bungie has warned.
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Elemental failure forces layoffs
Stardock laments "disastrous" launch.
The "disastrous" launch of turn-based fantasy game Elemental: War of Magic forced layoffs at publisher Stardock.
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Pushing the 3D Realms of possibility.
Gearbox now owns the "full intellectual rights" to Duke Nukem and all associated "future projects", top-cat Randy Pitchford has said.
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Relic developer dies in car crash tragedy
Pregnant wife in hospital.
One of the chief developers at Relic Entertainment died after a car crash involving an allegedly high 21-year-old.
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Dragon Age: Ultimate Edition spotted
Contains everything.
The BBFC - Britain's game-rating body (at least for now) - has outed an Ultimate Edition of Dragon Age: Origins.
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Red 5 Studios unveils Firefall
It's a free-to-play online shooter.
Red 5 Studios, the company set up by former World of Warcraft team lead Mark Kern, has unveiled its first game.
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New version of add-on available now.
Microsoft has released a new version of the Crackdown 2 add-on which was causing problems for players.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines still alive
Gearbox shines a light.
Resurrected first-person shooter Duke Nukem Forever might have been the talk of PAX over the weekend, but developer Gearbox Software still found time to reassure gamers that its other in-development title, Aliens: Colonial Marines, is still alive.
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Feature | First UK showings for RAGE and Hunted!
id Software's Tim Willits to demo RAGE every day. Hunted, Brink and Fallout playable.
Eurogamer is delighted to announce that Bethesda Softworks will present id Software's RAGE and inXile's Hunted: The Demon's Forge for the first time ever in the UK at next month's Eurogamer Expo, taking place 1st - 3rd October at Earls Court, London.
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Feature | Job's Game
Steve Jobs has finally embraced gaming as a key part of Apple's business. Nintendo and Sony should be seriously worried.
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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Confirmed: Duke Nukem Forever alive
Gearbox's worst kept secret revealed.
Update: The press release is out. Duke Nukem Forever will be released for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 in calendar 2011. The game is playable this week at PAX.
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Killzone 3 dated for North America
Helghast when he hears this.
Killzone 3 will be released on 22nd February across North America.
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Moore: EA willing to admit it's wrong
Takes "12 angry men" on the web seriously.
Publishing behemoth EA is now willing to swallow its pride when its games go wrong and makes a point of listening to feedback from the community after years spent ignoring them, EA Sports president Peter Moore has said.
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Wii GoldenEye motivated by money - Hollis
Activision won't do original "justice".
Martin Hollis, he who made the original GoldenEye for N64, thinks there may be a strong whiff of money up Activision's nostrils when it comes to the new GoldenEye 007 Wii remake.
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Interview | Capcom's Keiji Inafune
"The Japanese are stuck in a time warp."
All Capcom games exist because Keiji Inafune said yes. As head of global research and development at the Japanese powerhouse, Inafune's the man responsible for approving game ideas from his own producers. A case in point: the recently announced Street Fighter X Tekken is in production because producer Yoshinori Ono convinced Inafune that it would be worthwhile.
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Activision's Blood Drive outed
"Motorized Vehicles on Steroids."
The British Board of Film Classification has listed a new game called Blood Drive.
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