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Sony asks for input on UC2 playlists
Vote for multiplayer changes.
Sony is polling European gamers about which new playlists they would like to see introduced in Uncharted 2 multiplayer.
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Catch-kick as catch can.
"I think everybody can agree the visuals are very pretty," says Hedrick "Rocky" Rivero, one of the designers on MMA, as he presents the game. Are they? You think? Flowers are pretty. The Chrysler Building is pretty. Unicorns and waterfalls and that Florence lady out of Florence + the Machine is pretty (just me?). MMA, chock full of sweaty biffers with stubbly faces and tight pants, simultaneously giving each other a lamping and a shoeing - these are the official terms - isn't really pretty is it?
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MMA hopes to achieve "Madden effect"
And turn people onto mixed martial arts.
EA Sports hopes that its upcoming MMA game, previewed on Eurogamer today, will have a positive impact on mixed martial arts as a sport.
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Review | Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage
Going down hill?
Everything except Modern Warfare 2 has fled from Q4 2009. Mass Effect 2, BioShock 2, Heavy Rain. All gone. It's because none of them wanted to go up against Shaun White: World Stage, for fear of the inevitable - for fear of being crushed, like fragile snowmen, in the terrible wake of the Flying Tomato.
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Deleted Monkey Island content found
Read Gilbert and Schafer's offcuts.
Pages of cut dialogue from the original Secret of Monkey Island game have been unearthed and published on the internet.
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Euro Bayonetta Special Ed revealed
Bargains and broomsticks.
SEGA has unveiled the European Special Edition of Bayonetta, which launches alongside the standard PS3 and Xbox 360 games on 8th January 2010.
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PC Lost and Damned Achievements seen
GTAIV DLC no longer 360 exclusive?
The list of Achievements in Grand Theft Auto IV on PC has been updated to include those from downloadable add-on The Lost and Damned.
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Review | Band Hero
Rock bland.
If you're still wondering what Band Hero actually is - and I certainly was until about two months ago, when Activision started giving demonstrations - it's a pop-centric, family-friendly reskin of the excellent Guitar Hero 5. It's presumably been given a different name so that it doesn't encroach upon GH5's already-vast audience, or the image of the brand, because it's a bit like an evil twin - it's got all the features and all the technical quality of its sibling, but none of the soul.
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Euro PS Video Store date still TBC
This month.
Sony has told Eurogamer that it can't confirm when this month that the European PS3 video store will actually launch.
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Sainsbury's/Morrisons cheapest for MW2
We compare the market.
Food palaces Sainsbury's and Morrisons are the cheapest places to buy Modern Warfare 2.
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Interview | Caged Emotion
Heavy Rain creator pours his heart out.
David Cage and Sony could be considered visionaries for what they are attempting with Heavy Rain. Rarely before has so much money been gambled on emotion and story without the safety net of a post-apocalyptic American city full of monsters to shoot in the face.
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MW2 "controversial for the sake of it"
BBC Radio 4 discusses Activision's game.
BBC reporter Marc Cieslak has told Radio 4 that he was "saddened" after playing Modern Warfare 2 as it disproved his belief that the games industry had "grown up".
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Feature | Eurogamer Expo: Top 10
Your favourite games.
The Eurogamer Expo is long over, and once again we must say thanks to everyone who attended and especially to anyone who took the time to fill out the exit survey online, which helps us to figure out what we can improve on next time.
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Review | LIT
Gloom with a view.
The concept for this eerie WiiWare puzzler could have come straight from a meeting of the Silent Hill school board. Our young hero - described as "emo" in the game blurb, thus saving us the effort of establishing his character - is trapped in school. At night. Oh, and the school is haunted, infested even, by a strange malignant darkness. Contact with the dark results in immediate death, as spectral hands claw through the murky miasma and pull him to his doom. There are 30 rooms of nocturnal menace to negotiate before escaping, and working out how to keep the shadows at bay forms the core of the gameplay.
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Might get into closed beta next year.
NCsoft has indicated that it doesn't expect to release its MMO sequel Guild Wars 2 until 2011, although it might get as far as closed beta testing in 2010.
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Magic XBLA game heads to PC, PS3
Wizards have more up their sleeves.
Hold on to your pointy hats as Wizards of the Coast plans to bring The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers to PC and PS3.
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EA cans 12 games, lays off 1500 staff
Buys developer Playfish for $300 million.
Electronic Arts has announced plans to make 1500 employees redundant by April of next year.
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EA teases Medal of Honor revamp
We'll hear more "in the months ahead".
EA has once again teased the rejuvenation of the Medal of Honor series following its latest round of financial results.
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Ace Combat 2, R-Type coming to iPhone
Plus: Jelly Car 2 and Settlers out now.
A big batch of probably quite good new games are popping up for the iPhone.
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Criterion's Need for Speed next year
Yearly schedule to continue, EA says.
EA Games president Frank Gibeau has said confirmed that Criterion's Need for Speed game will keep up the series' yearly pace and launch in 2010.
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L4D1 gets 4v4 competitive matchmaking
Plus: XBL Silver users get L4D2 demo.
Valve has finally patched Left 4 Dead 1 on PC to introduce competitive matchmaking for groups of four players.
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Steam MW2 locked until Thursday
But retail PC owners can play now.
Those of you who bought Modern Warfare 2 on Steam will not be able to play until Thursday.
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5500 join MP's pro-game movement
Facebook pressure group takes off.
Labour MP Tom Watson believes a Facebook 'pressure group' he created for gamers could be "a game-changing move for Parliament" - after being "incensed" by remarks made by fellow MP Keith Vaz on the violent content of Infinity Ward's Modern Warfare 2.
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Vernon Kaye hosts Mod War 2 launch
Dexter Fletcher and Black Eyed Pea attend.
The launch of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 kicked off with a special event in Leicester Square tonight.
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MW2 street date "most broken in history"
Retailers lash out at supermarkets, etailers.
The release date for Modern Warfare 2 has been one of the most disregarded in the history of UK games retail, according to SimplyGames MD Neil Muspratt.
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"Violent" MW2 discussed in Parliament
Government stands behind age ratings.
The UK government has defended mature videogame content, and stated that when it's rated properly grown-ups "can get what adults should be able to".
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New Zelda turns DS into Spirit Pipe
Touch and blow mechanic is "essential".
Nintendo has revealed that The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks will include sections where you play the DS like a woodwind instrument.
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BioWare defends story structure
"Nothing wrong with it," says Weekes.
BioWare staff writer Patrick Weekes has defended the way the developer structures stories in its games, picking apart a tongue-in-cheek, fan-made "RPG Cliché Chart".
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MJ's Moonwalker for Virtual Console
PEGI listing spills beans.
SEGA's classic Moonwalker game may be heading to Virtual Console months after the death of the man it's based on, Michael Jackson.
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Review | Shattered Horizon
Over the moon.
The moon has exploded. Needless to say, that means only one thing: astronaut deathmatch! Shattered Horizon is set in the not-quite-possible near future in which humanity has been plundering the moon for its cheese, and the resulting accident ends up blasting billions of tonnes of rock into orbit. This means that thousands of space workers are trapped up in the sky, with just a broken moon and the remains of Earth's by-then-extensive space infrastructure to live on. Two factions who were feeling a bit grumpy with each other now see this as an excuse for open hostility, and fighting in zero-gravity commences.
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