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    Crytek doing exclusive Xbox 360 game

    Kingdoms shown during conference.

    Microsoft has announced that Crytek is developing a new exclusive game for Xbox 360 codenamed Kingdoms.

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    Microsoft E3 Conference

    Full news breakdown inside. New Xbox 360! Forza Kinect! Reach! Kinect date! Fable III date! Loads more.

    It's all over! "Hoo boy!" as Don Mattrick would probably say. "What a day!" Microsoft's E3 conference is over. Scroll down to read our entire transcript of the event, which saw the announcement of a remodelled Xbox 360, loads more on Kinect - née Natal - and the occasional glimpse of a game that works with a boring old controller.

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    Microsoft shows off Kinect at E3 event

    Sports! Star Wars! Dance! Yoga! Tigers!

    Microsoft has been showing off the Xbox 360 add-on previously known as Project Natal at a pre-E3 event in Los Angeles. No date or price was discussed at the event, although marketing materials pointed to a November launch.

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    Greenberg: Kinect pricing "speculative"

    Real deals "not yet determined".

    Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg has tweeted that pricing info for Kinect released by retailers is not accurate.

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    New 360 in US this week, July in Europe

    £199 model has 250GB disk, Wi-Fi N.

    Microsoft has confirmed reports that it plans to launch a new Xbox 360 model - and revealed that it will begin shipping to retailers in the US this week.

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    Digital Foundry | Face-Off: Geometry Wars 2/Touch

    Xbox 360 vs iPad: Retro Devolved?

    It's time for full disclosure. From an entirely personal perspective, I think that Geometry Wars 2 on Xbox 360 is one of the best games ever made, and probably just pips Trials HD to the post as the single greatest download title available on the Live Arcade. The recent release of a mobile rendition of Bizarre Creations' classic for iPad has seen that insane Geometry Wars score addiction take hold once again: the handheld version is wonderful.

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    Kinect needs separate plug on old 360s

    New slim 360 has dedicated port for it.

    Microsoft has revealed that Kinect will run on the newly redesigned Xbox 360 without a separate power supply.

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    An assassin's work - a bit like a postman's perhaps - is never done. Ezio Auditore's only just got back to his villa after prosecuting that whole blood-soaked vengeance deal at the end of Assassin's Creed II, and all of us a sudden there's cannon-fire shredding his bedroom as he tries to enjoy himself with a friendly lady. What a drag.

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    Ubi title Innergy to measure pulse rate

    Vitality Sensor-style accessory revealed.

    Remember the Vitality Sensor unveiled by Nintendo last year? Well, Ubisoft brought its own version to E3 2010.

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    Crytek's Cervat Yerli has pinned Crysis 2 to a "Holiday 2010" release at EA's E3 press conference.

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    MS shows Kinect Hub and Video Kinect

    Plus Zune and ESPN Xbox Live deal.

    Microsoft today showed off the new Kinect Hub and Video Kinect as part of its sales pitch for the technology formerly known as Project Natal.

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    Digital Foundry | New Xbox 360: the tech breakdown

    New ports, refined chipset, cooling.

    As expected, and indeed widely leaked yesterday, Microsoft has revealed a brand new slim rendition of the Xbox 360.

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    GameStop gives Kinect $149.99 price

    While undefined bundles go up to $399.

    Whoopsy daisy! US retailer GameStop has whacked up pre-order offers for Kinect and various Kinect games, revealing that it intends to charge $149.99 for the add-on.

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    Microsoft lists third-party Kinect titles

    Sports! Fitness! Dance! Repeat!

    Microsoft has revealed the identities of a number of third-party titles being made available for Kinect this Christmas.

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    Microsoft does Star Wars Kinect deal

    Lightsaber game out next year.

    Microsoft has confirmed that the Star Wars title for Kinect shown yesterday is an exclusive title due out in 2011.

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    Fable III gets release date

    Due out in late October.

    Lionhead founder and Microsoft Game Studios' European boss Peter Molyneux has revealed that action RPG Fable III will be released on 26th October.

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    COD DLC first on 360 for three years

    Any add-on or map pack, apparently.

    Microsoft has announced an "exclusive multi-year agreement between Xbox and Activision" that will see Call of Duty add-ons and map packs appearing first on Xbox 360 for the next three years.

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    Review | Bodycount

    Resident Crackdown: Solid.

    When your game's title music is provided by electro noiseniks Holy F***, some might call that a happy co-incidence. I prefer to think of it as Bodycount's mission statement.

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    de Blob 2 supports 3D on PS3/360

    Also due on DS and Wii in spring 2011.

    THQ has announced that de Blob 2: The Underground will appear on DS, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 in spring 2011 and that the high-def versions will support 3D.

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    AC: Brotherhood due out in November

    Check out E3 trailer within.

    Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is due out on 16th November this year.

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    Dance Central DLC "won't be weekly"

    Harmonix title stars at hands-on event.

    Harmonix has confirmed its first Kinect title, Dance Central, will regularly receive new tracks to download - but "it won't be weekly".

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    Fallout: New Vegas dated

    Plus: fancy E3 trailer released.

    Bethesda Softworks has announced that Fallout: New Vegas will be released on 19th October in the US and on 22nd October in Europe.

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    Red Dead holds off Mario Galaxy 2

    Rockstar continues flogging Dead horses.

    Red Dead Redemption maintained its horseshoe-like grip on the top of the UK charts this week despite the launch of Super Mario Galaxy 2 for Wii on Friday.

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    Xbox Kinect due in November

    Plus: Cirque de Soleil game possible?

    Update: Kotaku has found marketing material bearing the "November 2010" legend.

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    MS man: Kinect "perfect name" for Natal

    "Evoking both 'kinetic' and 'connection'."

    Microsoft's Stephen Toulouse believes that the name "Kinect" is a great fit for the Project Natal concept even though he admits it will be polarising.

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    Review | TRON: Evolution

    "I am the next generation of System Monitor."

    The videogame inspired by the 2010 film inspired by the 1982 film inspired by 1982's videogames: it would be a weird enough conceptual feedback loop without the 28-year temporal kink in it.

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    Review | Vanquish

    We were promised jet-slides.

    SEGA hasn't done badly out of its four-game deal with Platinum Games, certainly not in terms of variety. We've had a score-chase playground for sadists in MadWorld; Infinite Space gave us a space-RPG for obsessive-compulsives; Bayonetta is an action heroine as gloriously over-the-top and under-dressed you could possibly hope for; and Vanquish, a third-person shooter set on a space station in the grip of a future Cold War, is nothing like any of them.

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    Crysis 2 playable entirely in 3D

    Including multiplayer.

    Crytek's upcoming first-person shooter Crysis 2 will be playable entirely in 3D.

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    Interview | How to make a Cataclysm

    We meet the men tearing WOW to pieces: world guru Alex Afrasiabi and systems legend Greg Street.

    World of Warcraft: Cataclysm is a uniquely ambitious expansion to an MMO, or to any kind of game, for that matter. Alongside the usual hefty suite of new content and features - a raised level cap, new endgame, two new races, new profession, guild levelling, new Battlegrounds - is a complete overhaul of the questing and levelling experience of the original game.

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