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Review | Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands
Once more unto the beach.
"It's not the game of the movie, the movie is the movie of the game." That's the official line about this latest Prince of Persia do-over's relationship to the upcoming Jake Gyllenhaal blockbuster. One look at the cover art, huge standees of which adorn the room I'm playing The Forgotten Sands in, proves this isn't exactly a total separation of console church and silver-screen state, however. Donnie Darko's face might be replaced by that of a handsome, swarthy stranger, but the hair, the clothes, the pose, the font are a spit for the movie's poster.
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FM Live hasn't been "hugely profitable"
SI would be "very happy" with 100k subs.
Football Manager maker Sports Interactive has admitted that MMO adaptation Football Manager Live - launched in early 2009 - hasn't been "hugely profitable".
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Government budget backs UK games
"We need to keep British talent" - Darling.
UK Chancellor Alistair Darling has pledged support for the UK games industry in today's Budget.
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Xbox Live Game Room is faulty - reports
Apparently it's not working properly yet.
Today's new Xbox Live feature, Game Room, doesn't work yet.
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MS cuts price of 120GB 360 drive to £80
Pick yours up "while supplies last".
Microsoft will slash the price of the existing 120GB Xbox 360 hard drive to make way for the new 250GB add-on next month.
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Ragnar rock.
Ragnar Tornquist, Funcom's in-house auteur and creator of its next MMO The Secret World, is as bright-eyed, effusive and animated as ever, even if his hair seems to have a nasty case of jetlag. The setting is familiar; we last met in the same building, quite possibly the same room, a year ago.
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Updated with CD Projekt comment.
Polish developer and publisher CD Projekt plans to release The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings for PC in Q1 2011. Console versions are planned but the details are yet to be revealed.
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F.3.A.R to be revealed next month
Alma's having a baby.
Warner Bros. appears poised to reveal a third F.E.A.R. game - dubbed F.3.A.R. - next month.
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BioWare site gets new countdown clock
We'll have a sequel please, Carol.
A brand new countdown clock has popped up on the official BioWare website.
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EA "still discussing" Bourne game
Despite apparent cancellation.
Electronic Arts has said it is still considering making a Jason Bourne game despite the rumoured cancellation of the one Starbreeze was working on.
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The Passing to include "new game modes"
Left 4 Dead 2 add-on sounds substantial.
Valve has said to expect "new game modes" in The Passing DLC for Left 4 Dead 2, which is now listed as "spring" rather than March.
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Sony has no plans for 3D handheld
Koller questions Nintendo's strategy.
Sony's John Koller has said there are no plans to follow in Nintendo's footsteps and release a 3D handheld.
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MS unveils standalone 250GB HDD
Out now in US, next month in Europe.
Microsoft has announced plans to release a standalone 250GB hard disk add-on for Xbox 360 next month.
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Review | Last Rebellion
First against the wall.
When it comes to RPGs, I always endeavour to leave myself enough time to finish the game and write the review well before my deadline, and normally this involves around four days of upgrading to increasingly shiny swords and killing different types of cockatrice and chimera.
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Nintendo has "incredible" hardware record
Developers positive on 3DS.
Developers have reacted positively to news of Nintendo's new 3D-capable DS console, predicting that 3D will give it the edge over smartphones as a gaming device, and give gamers a reason to buy new hardware.
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Silva has third Dishwasher game planned
And a new game called Charlie Murder.
The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai creator James Silva may have only recently unveiled a sequel, but already he's told Eurogamer that plans for a third game are laid down.
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Review | Red Steel 2
The good, the bad and the waggly.
For me, Red Steel 2 began with a mini-game: track down the Wii MotionPlus. Under the sofa? Stuck in a box in the hallway? Lodged behind the dim mahogany bulk of my travel luggage? I spent the best part of 30 minutes searching - 30 minutes that served as a reminder that few developers have chosen to take a risk on Nintendo's handy piece of kit. Granted, Ubisoft's latest, which is a genuine MotionPlus exclusive, is hardly the most foolhardy undertaking in the whole sweep of history: after all, Enrico Fermi once built a nuclear reactor on a squash court. That was pretty stupid. He wasn't hoping to charge people to play with it, however.
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Analysts: 3D will set Nintendo apart
3DS can reboot flagging DS market.
The introduction of 3D to Nintendo's new handheld will likely breathe new life into the flagging DS market, according to industry analysts.
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Due here at the end of April.
SEGA's Iron Man 2 videogame will be released a week before the film it's based on.
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BAFTAs! ModNation Racers! FarmVille! Cheryl Cole.
The Eiffel Tower took two years. Humans take nine months. Rustlers take 90 seconds. It's amazing how little time it can take to achieve such amazing feats.
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Trinity Universe for Europe in June
PS3 RPG combines Disgaea, Atelier.
NIS America's bringing PS3 game Trinity Universe to the West this June.
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Multiplayer shooter for PC, consoles.
Atomic Games, creator of Six Days in Fallujah, has announced a new multiplayer shooter called Breach.
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EA terminates one Starbreeze game
Bourne or Syndicate project no more.
The Darkness and The Chronicles of Riddick developer Starbreeze has had one new project cancelled by partner EA.
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Visceral's Jack the Ripper for PSN/XBLA?
Analyst report highlights download title.
Visceral Games' Jack the Ripper game appears to be the PSN and Xbox Live Arcade project mentioned last month.
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Review | Alice in Wonderland
Curiouser and curiouser.
We often talk about videogame bastardisations of films, but games' relationship with literature isn't often pored over - mostly because games rarely dare to engage with, plagiarise or sully written source material with the same wanton abandon.
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Fable III will have episodic DLC
And Natal not required, says Molyneux.
Peter Molyneux has revealed plans to release downloadable "episodes" for Fable III post-launch.
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LittleBigPlanet 2 to support PS Move
Sony appears to confirm sequel.
Sony has confirmed the existence of LittleBigPlanet 2 and said the game will support the new PlayStation Move controller.
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Wii Rune Factory out next week
Harvest Moon meets medieval fantasy.
Rising Star Games has told Eurogamer that Rune Factory: Frontier will be released on Wii next Thursday, 1st April. Friday, remember, is a bank holiday (Good Friday).
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EA won't charge for "traditional" demos
Brown says publisher is "experimenting".
EA's marketeer Jeff Brown has clarified that the company will not charge for "traditionally free game demos".
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Warner Bros. sets up Montreal studio
It'll focus on games and 3D animation.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced plans to open a brand new development studio in Montreal.
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