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Pitchford shrugs off Borderlands DLC leak
Fourth add-on about Claptrap uprising.
Contents of the fourth downloadable Borderlands add-on have been leaked, and Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford doesn't seem to mind.
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Review | Art Academy
School of Gogh.
Nintendo's quest to make us all better people continues apace. The game giant has been all about self-improvement lately, and whether you're training your brain, getting more exercise, cooking exotic dishes or reading classic novels, you're well on your way to becoming more like the perfect specimens of humankind that feature in Nintendo's press shots - all crisply-ironed clothes, immaculate complexions, gleaming teeth, rictus grins and undimmed love of multiplayer party games.
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Dev gets additional investment.
Activision has delayed open world action game True Crime: Hong Kong.
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Review | Sid Meier's Civilization V
Hex and the city state.
I, like many others, have been playing Civilization games for well over a decade. Over this time I've developed several habits and ticks that have become ingrained in my play style. I habitually name my first city 'WillisCool', the second city 'WillisVeryCool' and (should any metropolis be founded near a particularly disputed border) the third: 'F***theRomans'. Or indeed any other civilisation I wish to textually bait. Civilization V, however, horror of horrors, does not let you rename cities.
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UK PC gamers denied Mafia II CE
Moan and we'll break your legs.
2K will not release the PC version of the Mafia II Collector's Edition in the UK, the publisher has confirmed to Eurogamer.
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Public Enemy, Nas, Wiley in Def Jam
Exclusive screens inside.
Tracks from Public Enemy, Nas and Wiley will be in upcoming Hip Hop game Def Jam Rapstar, Konami has announced.
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Story-driven BioShock 2 DLC announced
Out this autumn.
2K Games has announced Minerva's Den, a single-player story-driven downloadable add-on for shooter BioShock 2.
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UK chart: Rayman spent 5 years there
Chart-Track reveals stats galore.
DS game New Super Mario Bros. may have spent more than three years (169 weeks) in the UK all-formats top 40, but that doesn't hold a candle to what the original Rayman achieved.
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Molyneux admits Milo is "contentious"
Doesn't think of it as a released product.
Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux has admitted that Project Milo, which allows gamers to interact with a virtual young boy using Xbox 360 add-on sensor Kinect, is suffering from associations with paedophilia.
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Activision denies "lose the chick" report
"We didn't tell dev to scrap female lead."
Activision has denied "killing" a Black Lotus assassin game by Treyarch (and later resurrecting it as True Crime: Hong Kong) because it had a female hero.
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Blizzard policing erotic role-play in WOW
Hot-spot for virtual naughtiness identified.
Blizzard has publicly clarified its policy on "in-game harassment" in World of Warcraft and stressed that it is actively policing the issue, after complaints were raised about erotic role-play in a certain inn on a certain US server.
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Interview | Enslaved's Tameem Antoniades
"Just look at the music industry. Most music is utter, utter trash."
Ninja Theory's first game, Heavenly Sword, made headlines for a few reasons: it was PS3 exclusive, looked good, starred latex-lips Andy Serkis and ever so nearly smashed the proverbial ball out of the park. Ninja Theory's next game, Enslaved, isn't a PS3 exclusive but multiplatform, heading to Xbox 360 as well. Enslaved does, however, have Andy Serkis, plus the temperamental talent of big-bucks novelist Alex Garland, best known for The Beach - book and screenplay.
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Who would've improved Heavenly Sword?
Alex Garland, reckons Ninja Theory.
Enslaved co-writer and The Beach, Sunshine and 28 Weeks Later scriptwriter Alex Garland would have improved early PlayStation 3-exclusive title Heavenly Sword had he worked on the game, developer Ninja Theory has said.
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Civilization V demo next month
To be this good takes ages.
A demo of Civilization V will be offered to everyone next month, according to the official website.
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GT5 Signature Edition costs €180
Toy car! Leather wallet! USB key!
For those who have everything there's the Signature Edition of Gran Turismo 5. It costs €179.99 and packs an SLS AMG toy car, black leather wallet, coffee table car art book, magazine with driving and tuning tips, USB key, key fob and a fancy "Obsidian Black" case.
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Conduit developer scales back.
High Voltage Software, developer of Wii shooter The Conduit, has let 25 staff go, IGN reports.
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Midship and Tower re-imagined.
Bungie has remade Halo 2 maps Ivory Tower and Midship for upcoming game Halo: Reach.
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World of Darkness MMO reveal soon?
"Something really big" at September con.
There's talk that EVE Online developer CCP is to lift the lid on its World of Darkness vampire MMO at a fan convention in September.
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Soundgarden album free with Guitar Hero
But no Black Hole Fun for Brits.
Veteran grunge band Soundgarden's greatest hits album will be bundled free with the first million launch units of upcoming music game Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock – in the US.
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Activision has released a single-player demo of gargantuan first-person shooter Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 some nine months after the game launched.
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Red Dead anti-griefing patch released
Redemption for law abiders.
Rockstar has trotted out a patch to tackle griefing in Red Dead Redemption multiplayer.
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Fable III Kinect support confusion
Will it or won't it?
The will it or won't it support Kinect saga that has dogged Lionhead role-playing game Fable III shows no sign of abating after publisher Microsoft refused to confirm comments on the matter from creator Peter Molyneux.
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Review | DJ Hero 2
Mixing it up?
My local HMV is affectionately known as the Plastic Graveyard at the moment thanks to its full-to-bursting window display of heavily discounted, unsold, mostly Activision-published peripherals. There are ad-hoc sculptures made out of Band Hero boxes and Beatles: Rock Band guitar packs next to disarrayed stacks of justifiably neglected Tony Hawk: Ride skateboards, presumably mirroring the precarious piles of dust-gathering, obsolete guitars and drumkits in the corners of living rooms and lofts across the country.
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Inafune's Dead Rising film on XBL
Not on general release until next week.
The first three episodes of Keiji Inafune's Zombrex Dead Rising Sun film are available on Xbox Live now.
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Dumbledore wide open for sequels.
Warner Bros. has revealed that LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 has sold 2.7 million copies around the world.
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Review | BioShock 2: Protector Trials
The splice is right?
BioShock, eh? Moody, thought-provoking stuff. Troubling stuff. Deep stuff, allegedly. How about adding a challenge mode?
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Runic reveals Torchlight sequel
Has co-op, due spring 2011.
Runic Games has revealed Torchlight II, a sequel to last year's acclaimed Diablo-like action RPG.
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Review | StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty
The RTS takes flight.
"StarCraft II is fast." The first words I wrote about Blizzard's real-time strategy sequel, almost two and a half years ago, may well have been an exercise in stating the profoundly obvious - but they bear repeating all the same. It still comes as something of a shock: the urgent, breathless acceleration playing this game requires of your fingers and your brain, darting around the map, micro-managing, multitasking, watching your hastily-improvised tactics blossom or collapse in busy, laser-scattered chaos that always seems a beat ahead of you.
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Download LittleBigPlanet cheap on PSN
Modern Warfare 2 demo out, too.
Eurogamer's 2008 Game of the Year, LittleBigPlanet, can be bought and downloaded today from the PlayStation Store for £16.99/€26.99.
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Interview | The case for WAR
BioWare Mythic on Warhammer, Real ID and the future.
Last month Mythic Entertainment quietly renamed itself as BioWare Mythic, and emerged as one of four BioWare studios currently hard at work making videogame magic happen.
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