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Tracklist revealed for We Sing
And new Karaoke Revolution too.
The tracklists for two new karaoke games coming this Christmas have been revealed.
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Gyllenhaal: POP film is "massive epic"
Actor also praises ostriches.
Donnie Darko reckons that the upcoming Prince of Persia film is unlike any other videogame-to-film adaptation, and has assured fans that none of the ostriches in director Mike Newell's production are computer-generated.
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Battle.net now required to play WOW
Merging accounts essential from today.
Via its official sites, Blizzard is reminding World of Warcraft players that from today, they will need to create a Battle.net account and merge it with their WOW account in order to play.
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FFXIII's Crystarium system detailed
Plus: big news tomorrow, chocobos, more.
Square Enix is planning to make a big Final Fantasy XIII announcement tomorrow at 3.30pm GMT.
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EastEnder to star as Bond in next game
From Walford with love, etc.
Bad news, Daniel Craig fans - you won't find his voice or likeness in the next Activision James Bond game.
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Motorbikes in GT5 "a possibility"
Plus: Yamauchi drops more editor hints.
Kazunori Yamauchi hasn't ruled out including motorbikes in Gran Turismo 5, or even making a spin-off game especially for them.
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MW2 gets Trophy patch, MP issues linger
Bowling: PSN struggling with demand.
Infinity Ward has issued a patch for the PS3 version of Modern Warfare 2, which should solve the problem with Trophies in single-player and Spec Ops modes.
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MW2 doubles GTAIV first-day sales
Activision pockets 47 million quid.
Modern Warfare 2 has sold 1.23m copies in the UK in one day, smashing the previous record set by Grand Theft Auto IV (631,000 units).
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Review | iPhone Roundup
Puzzle edition.
You'd be forgiven for thinking that iTunes' only genuine brainteaser is how such a magnificent product as the Eurogamer App can retail for the low, low price of £2.39 [good sucking up there - Ed]. Yet in fact, the platform is filled with puzzlers, with venerable ancients like Trism and the perpetual delight factory that is Drop7 rubbing shoulders with new releases such as Lumines (which is currently in desperate need of a new control scheme patch).
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Get on Secret World beta with Conan sub
Free fortnight and other incentives offered.
Funcom has told Eurogamer that a new Age of Conan re-evaluation period gets underway today.
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Ubisoft silent on Shadowbane trademark
Unforgiving MMO turning single-player?
A recently-filed trademark suggests Ubisoft may be working on a brand new version of Shadowbane.
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New 360 Wi-Fi adapter priced, dated
£59 for 802.11n support.
Update: Microsoft has told Eurogamer that the new adapter will launch in the UK on 20th November priced £59.99.
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Gearbox: Borderlands 2 is a "no-brainer"
But nothing planned yet, says Neumann.
Gearbox creative director Mike Neumann believes the likelihood of a Borderlands sequel is so strong it's a "no-brainer".
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Natal will cost under £50, says report
Said to launch next Nov with 14 games.
A report has emerged that Project Natal is due to launch in November 2010.
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Cing's Again, Monster Rancher go West
Thanks to Tecmo.
Tecmo is bringing DS games Again and Monster Rancher to the US in March 2010.
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Bully music composer reveals sequel
Says he'll be working on it soon.
Bully composer Shawn Lee has revealed that he will be working on a sequel for Rockstar.
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Digital Foundry | Call of Duty Wii: Not so Modern Warfare?
Digital Foundry analysis, comparison vids.
So, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Reflex on the Wii. The basic idea of bringing one of the most advanced HD console shooters to the Nintendo platform sounds ludicrous, but Activision in concert with its Treyarch development studio has only gone ahead and done it, and the result is pleasantly surprising. Wii owners get a surprisingly fully-featured rendition, which even includes the lion's share of the online gameplay as well as the customary Wiimote-powered "waggle" controls that you won't have experienced in the initial release.
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Review | Panzer General: Allied Assault
Rock, paper, landmine.
Good hardcore tactical strategy games are difficult to find these days, but one of the best-known series of the last 15 years is SSI's Panzer General, which went on to spawn no less than six sequels, and now it's time for Xbox 360 gamers to get a taste of allies versus axis glory in Petroglyph's new Xbox Live Arcade title, Panzer General: Allied Assault.
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New DS Pokémon gets demo on Friday
Explorers of Sky due later this month.
Nintendo plans three playable demos for Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky, the first of which arrives this Friday 13th November.
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Good Old Games adds Sanitarium
Strange old adventure game returns.
Good Old Games has reached back to 1998 and pulled out bloody weird adventure game Sanitarium.
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Ignition reveals Deadly Premonition
Spooky Xbox 360 game due 2010.
Ignition has announced a new third-person survival-horror game called Deadly Premonition. Only it's not new: it's Rainy Woods with a new name and platform focus.
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Review | Eufloria
Sow and sow.
Pretend that you are a world famous artist, and that I am the King of France. Knowing your unique ability to capture the rawest essence of your subject, I have commissioned you to draw a 100ft tall portrait of me to celebrate my 70th birthday. The special day came - all too quickly, as they do in a man's later years - and you have unveiled your picture in front of a crowd of twirling courtesans and the very top levels of the French aristocracy. The room erupts into outrage: your drawing is a childish - and gigantic - sketch of a dog turd. Calmly, you explain yourself.
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Global Agenda to have voiced news
Subscription optional for action MMO.
Independently-produced sci-fi action MMO Global Agenda has announced it will have built-in voice support from Vivox - including in-game news broadcasts.
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Super SFIV has new 8-player lobbies
Capcom fulfilling online MP this time.
Super Street Fighter IV, unlike SFIV, will have online multiplayer lobbies that house eight people who can chat and fight.
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Vagrant Story coming to Euro PSN
Square's classic RPG re-released.
Square Enix is releasing its PlayStation RPG Vagrant Story on PSN in Europe, so both PS3 and PSP owners can play it.
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Dante's Inferno demo on the way
Gates of Hell to open this December.
A playable demo for poetic new adventure game Dante's Inferno is due to be released next month.
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ESRB: ACII has "seduction mini-game"
No it doesn't. Not really.
The American ESRB has posted its rating summary for Assassin's Creed II, drawing attention to a "seduction mini-game" among other things, some of which constitute minor spoilers.
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Beatles DLC screws up online modes
Problem only appears to affect Europe.
Owners of The Beatles: Rock Band for PS3 are complaining they're unable to play the game online since downloading extra content.
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Pinball Heroes gets Uncharted theme
Sony plundering portfolio for PSP.
Sony appears to be converting top-notch PS3 titles into Pinball Heroes games for PSP
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"There's totally a chance for it."
Infinity Ward will "totally" consider doing downloadable Spec Ops content for Modern Warfare 2 according to the developer's 'creative strategist' Robert Bowling.
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