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Interview | Rare on Kinect Sports
Nick Burton on how Rare got involved with Kinect and why you should give it a try.
Uninterested? Sceptical? Cynical? Outright angry? It's fair that Rare, the creator of Kinect launch game Kinect Sports, is yet to convince all core gamers, and indeed many old school Rare fans, to dump their Xbox 360 controllers in favour of... Well, themselves.
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Sony teasing game reveal next Thursday
Something to do with knitting.
Sony has set the clock ticking on some sort of game reveal next week.
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Red Dead's Liars and Cheats Pack dated
Additional horse business.
Rockstar has announced that promised Liars and Cheats Pack for Red Dead Redemption will be released for PS3 and Xbox 360 on 21st September.
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Rare urges core gamers to try Kinect
"All I can say to the core is have a go."
Rare's Kinect development director Nick Burton has encouraged core gamers to try Microsoft's new controller technology rather than dismissing it out of hand.
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Valve once worked on "flying fairy game"
Then gave up and made Left 4 Dead.
Gabe Newell has revealed that Valve was toying around with a "flying fairy game" before it began work on Left 4 Dead.
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PR agency settles fake review charges
Silly Tucker.
A PR agency used by Harmonix, MTV, CDV and 505 Games has settled US Federal Trade Commission charges that it posted reviews on the iTunes App Store favouring products it was paid to promote.
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Review | Download Games Roundup
Quell! Ski! Primrose! Fur! See!
If your only exposure to the world of videogames was the annual gamescom event in Cologne, you probably wouldn't be aware that downloadable games even existed. Despite the presence of most of the leading lights of the industry, you'd be hard pressed to find a single one showing anything other than its big-budget boxed offerings.
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Kinect beta confirmations sent out
Don't tell the internet! Oh.
Microsoft has sent out emails to people accepted into the US Kinect beta test advising them to expect an automatic system update soon and the kit in the post.
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Feature | Play Fighting
What is it good for?
Kabul, Afghanistan. A young man lies bleeding in the sand. A makeshift bomb has exploded beneath him. The blast has torn the flesh from his legs. Shrapnel has carved a thick red upward trajectory towards his stomach. He's dying. He will never see who killed him, or fully understand why.
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Chime heading to PC in September
Valve's "Still Alive" added to soundtrack.
OneBigGame has announced that music-based puzzle game Chime will be released for PC via Steam on 6th September.
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Shank issues "not the 360's fault"
Klei Entertainment clarifies earlier statement.
Klei Entertainment has updated its statement on problems with the Xbox 360 version of side-scrolling shooter Shank.
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Joe Danger "People's Patch" released
Upload replays! Share levels! Hidden stuff!
Amiable Joe Danger developer Hello Games has released a gigantic patch for its little PS3 stunt-bike racer that lets you share replays and levels among other things.
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Enslaved Collector's Edition unveiled
It's exclusive to Europe, so far.
Namco Bandai has unveiled a collector's edition of new action adventure offering Enslaved: Odyssey to the West.
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Staff laid off from Tom Clancy studio
Game dev not affected, says Ubi.
Ubisoft has confirmed that 38 members of staff have been made redundant from Red Storm Entertainment.
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BioShock 2: Minerva's Den next week
Single-player add-on for PS3 and 360.
2K has announced that the single-player story-driven Minerva's Den add-on for BioShock 2 will be released next Tuesday, 31st August.
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Brad Pitt to star in Red Dead movie?
He's the "hot favourite", apparently.
Hollywood megastar Brad Pitt has been tipped to star in a new movie based on Red Dead Redemption.
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Microsoft outlines the future of Xbox Live
"We are still squarely focused on the core."
Microsoft has reassured gamers that it remains committed to the hardcore as it broadens the appeal of the Xbox Live online platform.
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Dragon Age: Witch Hunt DLC unveiled
Out next month for all formats.
BioWare has announced another downloadable add-on for Dragon Age: Origins designed to clear up what happens to one of the game's central characters.
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Microsoft hails Sky Player as a success
Would be a top five game based on usage.
The Xbox Live Sky Player is a resounding success, Microsoft says.
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The 105 tunes making up the mixes.
Activision has unveiled the list of "105 speaker-blaring tracks and club-shaking anthems that will be transformed into over 80 unique mixes" for DJ Hero 2.
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Move: Sony not expecting huge day one
Word of mouth will do the trick instead.
Sony expects motion controller PlayStation Move will succeed through strong word of mouth over time rather than huge sales at launch.
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Full Rock Band III track list unveiled
Includes Ozzy, Queen, Amy Winehouse.
Following Activision's recent reveal of the entire Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock playlist, Harmonix has followed suit by unveiling Rock Band III's complete set.
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PS3 Mubi films cost 3 quid each
Monthly membership a tenner.
The Mubi film streaming service on PlayStation will charge £2.99/€3.59 per movie or £9.99/€12.99 for an all-you-can-watch monthly pass.
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FFXIV limits XP earning after eight hours
Dev wants to balance it for casual fans.
Final Fantasy XIV game director Nobuaki Komoto has confirmed that his upcoming MMORPG curbs your experience points completely after 15 hours' play in a single week in the interest of balancing the game for people who can't play it all the time.
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Ishimura where that came from.
In space, no one can hear you realigning solar arrays. To be fair, no one can hear anything in space, but that's not how it's generally portrayed by videogames or Hollywood. We've always found this strange because, as Dead Space 2 demonstrates, it's always nice and atmospheric when things die down to virtual silence and the only thing to listen to is the sound of your own breathing (and Stanley Kubrick spinning quietly in his grave).
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Sponsored | Dead Rising 2: Case Zero
A lot of people lose everything in Vegas, but when Chuck Greene's luck turned bad, he wasn't at the blackjack table.
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UK's first 24/7 game channel announced
UPDATE: With added info.
UPDATE: We've just spoken with Ginx TV CEO Michiel Bakker and have some new details.
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Interview | Sony's Ray Maguire
"3D is an early adopter market."
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe senior vice president Ray Maguire opened the Edinburgh Interactive Festival yesterday with a presentation on 3D gaming. His message: This time it's not a fad. It's for real.
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New Nintendo downloads revealed
Elastic Boy, Where's Wally? etc.
Nintendo has unveiled the new additions popping up in the WiiWare and DSiWare stores this week.
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FF Versus XIII may not make next year
"We can't commit ourselves to 2011."
Final Fantasy producer Yoshinori Kitase has refused to confirm that Final Fantasy Versus XIII will see release next year.
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