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SWTOR's Jedi Knight class confirmed
BioWare not repeating Galaxies' mistake.
We've known from the start that BioWare's Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO would allow players to be Jedi Knights - but the developer has only just confirmed the character class and published the first details on the official site.
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Forza 3, FIFA 10 make Japan chart
But big westerners make little impact.
Xbox 360 exclusive Forza Motorsport 3 has raced into the Japanese chart this week, finishing at six.
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Wii Sports Resort nearing 7m sold
While Wii Sports has done over 50m.
Wii Sports Resort has sold nearly seven million units since its launch earlier this year and the original Wii Sports has now topped 50 million sold, Nintendo has told investors.
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American McGee's Alice out in 2011
Spooky teaser site launched.
The follow-up to American McGee's Alice has been graced with a 2011 release date in a new teaser trailer.
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Nokia sends N-Gage to glue factory
It's all Ovi, says mobile company.
Nokia is dumping the N-Gage platform in favour of selling mobile games through the new Ovi Store.
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Huge GOWIII special edition for US
Euro plans TBA, but demo codes issued.
Sony has announced the God of War III Ultimate Edition for North America, which concentrates more special bonuses into a single place than a massage parlour at Canary Wharf.
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Review | Risen
Grinders keepers.
Not many games get a second chance to make a first impression, but enough readers felt Risen's shonky Xbox 360 port shouldn't count against the apparently superior PC version that we thought we should investigate that one as well. I was duly dispatched to the volcanic island of Faranga for a second go-around and, yes, it's true that the PC version is a marked improvement over its console cousin. It's immediately clear that Piranha Bytes is much more comfortable working on its native platform, and this familiarity certainly smooths some of the rough edges.
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EG Expo 2009 aftermath interview
How did it go, and where from here?
The Eurogamer Expo is officially over. We'd like to thank everyone who came along, every developer and publisher who contributed their time, games and career advice to attendees, and all the people who made it possible to have two such enjoyable shows in one week. You can bet it's an exercise we'll repeat.
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Digital Foundry | God of War III demo performance analysis
Digital Foundry tears it limb from limb.
At around 2.6GB in size, the God of War III E3 demo is one of the meatiest sampler downloads we've yet experienced, but the lengthy wait is worth it bearing in mind the length and breadth of the content on offer. Indeed, there's so much to show that we've cut the video analysis into two parts with only minor edits.
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NVIDIA shows 3D tech at EG Expo
"Gaming is where 3D will become popular."
NVIDIA used the London leg of the Eurogamer Expo to show off its 3D technology, available now for PCs, in a series of packed sessions. Batman: Arkham Asylum and Need for Speed: SHIFT running in big-screen 3D took centre stage, but there was also an amazing demonstration of 3D photography using a new Fuji camera.
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Digital Foundry | Tech Evolution: Forza Motorsport 3
Forza old vs. Forza new vs. Gran Turismo.
Digital Foundry has already taken a look at core aspects of the technology powering Forza Motorsport 3 in the initial demo tech breakdown, but in this feature we're expanding our analysis of the game to cover both its past and its potential future.
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EG Expo 2009: Valve's Chet Faliszek
The Left 4 Dead 2 developer walks us through Hard Rain and answers loads of questions.
And we're not done yet! Valve's Chet Faliszek has flown over all the way from Bellevue in Washington to show off Left 4 Dead 2, and since he's always excellent we thought we'd bring you live text coverage of his antics from 3.30pm GMT. So we did. This is the transcript of that.
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EG Expo 2009 London queue heroes
Thousands stampede in. Tickets on sale.
The last and biggest day of the Eurogamer Expo 2009 is underway in London, with 2175 visitors stampeding past reception in the first hour this morning.
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EG Expo 2009: Surprise Splinter Cell demo
Conviction live at Ask Eurogamer session.
Ubisoft will be showing 15 minutes of exclusive Splinter Cell: Conviction footage this afternoon at the Eurogamer Expo.
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EG Expo 2009: Quantic Dream's David Cage
Heavy Rain developer talks about player choice, difficulty, sex in games and his philosophy of development.
It's the last day of the Expo! But we're going out with a bang. Earlier today Quantic Dream's David Cage presented Heavy Rain in our first Developer Session of the afternoon, and we reported live on what he got up to. See below for the full transcript of events, including an interesting Q&A session in which the French developer discussed difficulty levels, player choice, sex in games and his experience scouting for locations in Philadelphia.
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Cage defends Heavy Rain's mature content
"You won't be shocked for life by nipples."
Quantic Dream's David Cage has spoken up for his right to use sex in his games, pointing out that, "When you are 18... You won't be shocked for the rest of your life because you saw nipples."
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Voice of Mario attends EG Expo 2009
Commandeers PA with hilarious results.
Charles Martinet, the voice of Mario, has been romping around the London Eurogamer Expo this afternoon
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Fiddy! Blige! Peas! Guetta.
Activision has released the first downloadable content for turntablist opus DJ Hero. Extended Mix Pack 01 features two luxury-length mixes for 480 Microsoft Points on Xbox Live, or £4.79 / €5.99 on PlayStation Network.
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Quantic Dream and Valve live text on Sat
Expo sessions on the website tomorrow.
Can't make it down to the Eurogamer Expo tomorrow? Well, obviously we'll miss you, but it doesn't mean you should miss out on Quantic Dream talking Heavy Rain and Valve showcasing Left 4 Dead 2.
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Review | Star Trek Online
Let them eat Kirk.
Trekkies can put one fear to rest right now: Star Trek Online feels just like Star Trek. From the 10-minute demo available on the Eurogamer Expo show floor, it's difficult to learn all that much about the mechanics and structure of this licensed MMO (you can read more about these in our recent preview and interview). But it's immediately apparent that developer Cryptic has nailed the unmistakable flavour of faintly cheesy, high-minded, planet-hopping science-fiction with a straight face and a glint in its eye - with an equal love of politics, philosophy and punch-ups.
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PS3 sales up compared to last year
But PSP and PS2 on the slide.
Sony has published its second quarter financial results, revealing that 3.2 million PS3 units were sold in the last three months.
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EG Expo 2009: 2000 in one hour
Valve comments on Bill cosplayer.
London's Eurogamer Expo 2009 has begun in flying form, with over 2000 people entering in just over an hour.
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Black Rock shows Split/Second Docks
Nick Baynes demos fancy racer at Expo.
Black Rock Studios' Nick Baynes has just finished showing off Split/Second in the first of the Developer Sessions at the Eurogamer Expo in London, and gave the crowd a sneaky live demo of the Docks level in the process.
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Review | DJ Hero
Floor filler?
The turnaround has been astonishing. Guitar Hero launched in 2005, its first set-list composed extensively of cover versions, with the music industry's nostrils too busy sweeping lustily over cisterns to pay it much heed. Developer Harmonix was virtually required to shuffle up to record label doors, cap in hand, begging for whatever scraps of licensed music were lying around.
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Retaking the Mickey.
Here's a fact you almost certainly didn't know about Warren Spector: he is exactly the right height to stand upright on the top floor of an old Routemaster double-decker bus. The curving roof brushes the top of his tidy crop of grey hair and frames the compact games designer, creator of Deus Ex, perfectly.
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Plus: Zombies on VC, two for DSi.
Nintendo has updated the various Wii and DS shops with a selection of games, some old, some new.
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London EG Expo queuer bags PSPgo
Visitors swamp Old Billingsgate building.
The Eurogamer Expo 2009 has landed in London and the queues outside the Old Billingsgate building on the Thames are immense. At the front stood Josh, 19, a student from Bristol. He woke up at 5am today to ensure he was in line at 8am, a whole three hours before the show.
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Tekken 6! Wii Fit Plus! DJ Hero! Gay Tony!
What a weekend in prospect! Not only can you come to London and visit the Eurogamer Expo (we'll shut up about it soon, promise), but there are all sorts of interesting games to buy on the way home.
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Changes planned for 1 vs. 100 Season 2
It's all about improving things for the One.
Microsoft has revealed some of the changes we can expect to see in 1 vs. 100 Live when the second season begins.
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Wallace & Gromit coming to XBLA
Grand Adventures begin next week.
Telltale has announced that Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures will be available on Xbox Live Arcade from Wednesday 4th November.
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