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Puzzlegeddon also on XBLA this week
Match coloured blocks. Alien Breed out too.
Pieces' puzzle game Puzzlegeddon will also be released on Xbox Live Arcade tomorrow. The other game, remember, is Alien Breed.
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Play Age of Conan free forever
New 20-level trial lasts indefinitely.
In a fresh bid to ensnare players, Funcom's revealed a new 20-level free trial for Age of Conan that lasts forever.
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Tony Hawk still bigging up Ride board
Says it's a "flagship" for other experiences.
Tony Hawk's pointed out that the "master plan" is and always has been to use Ride's board peripheral for multiple game experiences - not just skateboarding.
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Four more SongPacks due for SingStar
Jackson 5! Eddy Grant! Meatloaf! IL DIVO!!!
SingStar's not just for Christmas: save some for New Year's Eve. Sony knows this and so has prepared four new SongPacks, plus a load of individual tracks, for the festive season.
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Spock to voice Star Trek Online tutorials
The one off the new film, not Nimoy.
The man who played Mr Spock in the recent Star Trek movie is to lend a hand with the new videogame.
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New Riiidge Racer on the way for iPhone
Due out this month, reports Famitsu.
Namco Bandai has unveiled another instalment in the classic Ridge Racer series.
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Army of Two: The 40th Day demo dated
It's coming to Xbox 360, PS3 and PSP too.
Electronic Arts has confirmed a demo for Army of Two: The 40th Day is on the way.
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Ubisoft unveils Splinter Cell special edition
Exclusive game mode, armour, statue, etc.
Ubisoft has unveiled the Collector's Edition of Splinter Cell: Conviction.
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Time and nature powers for Princey.
Ubisoft has revealed that Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands takes place between the stories of The Sands of Time and Warrior Within and incorporates "powers of nature" alongside time-manipulation.
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Valve announces The Passing for L4D2
Fresh campaign boasts original survivors.
Valve has announced that the first downloadable add-on for Left 4 Dead 2 will be called The Passing and is due out in spring 2010 for PC and Xbox 360.
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Ubisoft reveals new Prince of Persia
The Forgotten Sands for May 2010.
Ubisoft has confirmed the existence of a new Prince of Persia game subtitled The Forgotten Sands.
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Review | Heavy Rain
Pored over.
How far would I go to save someone I loved? Apparently, I'd start by letting them win. The first thing that happens in Heavy Rain is that you take control of architect Ethan Mars as he wakes up on a beautiful Saturday morning in his lovely modern family home, gets dressed and goes downstairs to wait for his wife and children to come back from the shops. When they do, he helps get stuff ready for lunch and then has a bit of time to kill, so he goes and plays in the garden with sons Shaun and Jason.
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US to get pink and blue Wii remotes
"No plans" for Europe, says Nintendo.
Nintendo Europe has "no plans" to bring the pink and blue Wiimotes to PAL regions for the time being.
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Digital Foundry | PS3's PSP emulator analysed
It's a minis adventure.
PSP minis are now available to download and play on both the original target platform and PlayStation 3, an impressive feat achieved through the use of a software emulator added with the recent 3.15 version of the PS3 system software. Right now, Sony is working on full compatibility for all available minis, but a selection of them are currently available to try out now. Digital Foundry delved into its pockets and bought Heracles Chariot Racing, Echoes, Let's Golf, Stand o' Food and Breakquest for analysis.
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Vancouver 2010 demo on Xbox Live
Try the men's Super-G.
SEGA's landed a demo of Vancouver 2010 on Xbox Live Marketplace.
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Australia asks public for R18+ input
Questionnaire wants citizens' views.
After many controversial game bannings, Australia's Government will finally hear what the public want from their country's media ratings body.
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Review | Global Agenda
Hands-on and video interview with Hi-Rez Studios.
Today we present a double-header on Hi-Rez Studios' independently-produced, sci-fi shooter MMO, Global Agenda. You can watch a video interview over on EGTV and, below, read our hands-on impressions from the beta test.
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Tribes-like MMO in February 2010.
Hi-Rez Studios has told Eurogamer that Global Agenda will be released on 1st February 2010.
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Deadliest Warrior game announced
Who are history's greatest fighters?
Deadliest Warrior, the television show that scientifically matches up history's greatest fighting techniques, is being turned into a game.
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Wonder wants games for the blind
Motown singer challenges industry.
Legendary Motown singer Stevie Wonder has challenged the games industry to produce content for blind people like himself.
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Digital Foundry | Halo: Reach trailer analysis
Digital Foundry: Happy new MJOLNIR.
Aside from some blurry pre-alpha screenshots and unconfirmed game details, next to nothing has been revealed about Bungie's 2010 epic - Halo: Reach. Until now. Over the weekend, a new video was released, showcasing a massive technological leap over the previous Halo engine.
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Digital Foundry | Dante's Inferno PS3 demo does 60FPS
Digital Foundry analyses performance.
Visceral Games' Dante's Inferno has received its first public outing with the release of a playable demo that's available to download from the American PlayStation Store. First impressions are that the game is clearly inspired by Sony Santa Monica's epic God of War series, albeit with the ancient Greek mythology swapped out for Crusader-era Christianity, as the eponymous Dante battles enemies of a literally biblical scale, Kratos-style.
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Five PSP minis already PS3-compatible
The rest to be ready by Thursday.
Although Sony had previously said it would be 17th December before PSP minis were ported for use on the PS3's new emulator, the official blog reveals that five are compatible as of now.
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The Beatles: Rubber Soul DLC dated
New Rock Band tracks due this week.
Classic 1965 album Rubber Soul will be made available as downloadable content for The Beatles: Rock Band this week.
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Tron: Evolution revealed for 2010
Turok dev resurrecting another oldie.
Disney's making a new Tron game to act as a prequel to the upcoming 3D movie Tron: Legacy.
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Bohemia details free ArmA II DLC
AH-64 campaign and new warfare mode.
Bohemia Interactive has announced that ArmA II's 1.05 patch will be released this month and includes a free downloadable campaign and new multiplayer mode.
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Force Unleashed sequel due next year
Trailer suggests return of the Marek.
A sequel to Star Wars: The Force Unleashed has been unveiled via a new trailer.
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Braid on European PS3 Store this week
Eight quid for long-awaited puzzle port.
Hothead Games' PS3 adaptation of Braid is due out on the European PlayStation Store this Thursday, 17th December.
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Green Day: Rock Band announced
More popular than The Beatles?
Punk poppers Green Day are set to follow in the footsteps of The Beatles with a new Rock Band spin-off.
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New True Crime game unveiled at VGAs
Looks like it's set in Hong Kong.
A new instalment in Activision's True Crime series is in development.
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