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Probably Tom Clancy ones.
Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot has suggested that Massive Entertainment - the Swedish developer Ubi acquired from Activision Blizzard this week - will be put to work making MMOs.
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Nintendo formats boss US sales
PS3 finishes bottom of the heap.
The Nintendo Wii has been far and away the most popular console in the US during October.
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Reggie: not looking to replace Wii soon
Not so keen on online gaming, either.
Speaking to Reuters at an investment conference, Nintendo front-man Reggie Fils-Aime downplayed the idea that Nintendo would release a new console soon.
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Fable II tops US monthly chart
Fallout 3 settles for third.
Fable II has proven to be the most popular videogame in America throughout October.
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COD5, Mirror's Edge, Wii Music...
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, both on shelves and in our office, where promotional copies of games are beginning to pile high. And there are little elf people wrapping up presents and a hairy person looking after them all. This is quite normal we assure you, as are publishers waiting all year for this run of Fridays in which to launch their biggest titles. So let's tackle the big boys first. That's what she said. Sorry.
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Review | Wii Music
Out of tune.
There has already been plenty of debate about Wii Music. Some say it's another bold move by Nintendo to explore the wider uses of console technology and expand the gaming demographic. Some say it's another sign Nintendo is abandoning its hardcore fanbase in order to pursue a more lucrative agenda. Others say fcuk u in ur stupid ass Nintendo Wii Music sux ballz i want teh realz next gen.
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Halo 3 Recon only 3-5 hours long
But price will reflect this, says Bungie.
The standalone expansion Halo 3 Recon may only be three-to-five hours long.
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Review | Killzone 2 Multiplayer Beta
Back in the zone.
Astonishingly violent, conservatively assembled. That was how Tom described his first impressions of Killzone 2's single-player campaign way back in July 2007, and it provides a rather convenient bridge into the multiplayer side of things, as revealed in the current invite-only beta.
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Review | Call of Duty: World at War
Embedded report from the multiplayer beta.
Remember when Call of Duty 4 managed to topple the mighty Halo 3 from the online gaming throne? This may yet prove to be a pivotal moment in the evolution of the venerable wartime shooter, or so it would seem from the first glimpse of Call of Duty 5's multiplayer component. It's familiar, you see. Very familiar.
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Review | Call of Duty: World at War
Competitive co-op.
A London press event over fifty years after World War II, and it's still being fought. At least for one last time, as this Call of Duty - reading between the lines - seems to be Treyarch's capstone to the period. And another battle quickly surfaces when I ask producer Noah Heller, who handles the game on the Activision side, about whether the developer feels upset about how they're viewed, considering they turned around the maligned Call of Duty 3 in less than a year. Do the angry internet men frustrate him?
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Review | EverQuest II: The Shadow Odyssey
One man to a void.
When you sink - or invest, I should say - hundreds of hours into a character, you wish the levels passed more quickly. You want more abilities, more points to spend on more skill trees. When you get buffed from Level 1 to 80 in an instant, however, and are assaulted by EverQuest II's bewildering and immense collection of abilities, you realise why they make it take so long. It's to stop your tongue from falling out of your mouth, and your brain evacuating itself out of a tear duct. You need that long to let things sift in gently.
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Lich King launch event photo roundup
From San Fran, New York, Paris and London.
Last night, London's midnight launch event for World of Warcraft expansion Wrath of the Lich King attracted the biggest UK crowds HMV could remember seeing.
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New details of Cube remakes for Wii
Famitsu report suggests effort being made.
Fresh details on Nintendo's forthcoming 'Play It On Wii' range of GameCube re-issues have emerged, revealing that more effort is being invested than may have previously been thought.
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Oddworld's Citizen Siege still on track
But developer less focused on game aspect.
Oddworld Inhabitants has said its ambitious new videogame and CGI film project Citizen Siege is still very much in development.
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Review | LocoRoco 2
Bouncing back.
Not unlike Mario Kart Wii and its boost mechanics, LocoRoco 2 appears to be after a record for the most collectibles in a platform game ever. There are berries and pickories scattered around like Mario's coins and Sonic's rings. There are musical notes hidden in plants and awarded for clearing out dark clouds, and when you've gathered a hundred these level-up the stage you're on so that you can gather berries and pickories with greater ease.
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Oddworld will return, confirms Lanning
Maxis co-founder helping out.
Oddworld Inhabitants boss Lorne Lanning has confirmed the studio is working on new "stuff" relating to the Oddworld universe.
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Complete with new animation system.
Maxis co-founder Jeff Braun has revealed he's working on a new instalment in the Oddworld series.
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Called Citizen Siege.
Lorne Lanning and his studio Oddworld Inhabitants is set to make an ambitious return to interactive entertainment with Citizen Siege, a new original property developed from conception as a CG animated movie and videogame.
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Lorne Lanning launches a broadside on EA's marketing as a parting shot to the industry.
Californian developer Oddworld Inhabitants is to move away from the videogames market, according to studio president Lorne Lanning, who says that the firm will now focus on the film and television sectors.
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Hendrix GHWT song pack on Live
Instrument bundles out tomorrow.
Activision has popped a Jimmy Hendrix song pack for Guitar Hero World Tour onto Xbox Live.
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WOW paid customisation explained
Cost is intended to be a "deterrent".
Blizzard's Paul Sams and Lee Sparks have shed light on the paid character customisation that will come to World of Warcraft in the future.
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Nintendo trademarks heaps of DS ideas
DSiMovie, DSiMusic, DSLife, DSBook, more.
Nintendo has legally protected the names for tons of DS software ideas, including some specifically aimed at the brand new DSi model.
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EA unveils new keep fit game for Wii
Will come bundled with strap-on accessory.
Electronic Arts is attempting to target women in their mid-thirties with a new title that comes bundled with rubber and strap-on accessories.
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Resi 5 demo announcement soon?
But game may not require PS3 install.
Resident Evil 5 producer Jun Takeuchi has hinted that a playable demo of Capcom's upcoming survival horror game will be announced soon.
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Fans rage at anti-MadWorld campaign
Media watchdog told to "shut the f*** up".
Watchdog outfit Mediawatch-UK has received sacks of "hostile emails" after calling for a ban of gory SEGA Wii game MadWorld.
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Lich King launch event was UK's biggest
HMV Oxford Street sees record crowds.
The midnight launch event for World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King at HMV's Oxford Street branch was the biggest the store had seen, an HMV spokesman told Eurogamer tonight.
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Review | Resident Evil 5
Jun Takeuchi walks us through the latest build.
Since we were last closely acquainted with a playable build of Resident Evil 5, Capcom has evidently gone back and had a little think about how to make the game more appealing to Western gamers.
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Wii browser update in the pipeline
Opera to get a facelift in December.
Nintendo is said to be readying an update for the Wii's Opera browser, set for release in December.
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Blizzard "wouldn't bet against" BioWare
But Sams warns of pitfalls for Old Republic.
Blizzard executive Paul Sams has said that he expects BioWare have a good chance of finding MMO success with the recently-announced Star Wars: The Old Republic.
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Wheel of Time fantasy books to be games
And films. At least three, apparently.
Film studio Red Eagle Entertainment plans to adapt the immensely popular Wheel of Time fantasy novels into videogames.
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