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Capcom denies SF IV infinite combo
Video of El Fuerte is nothing of the sort.
Capcom has rubbished reports of an infinite combo in the arcade version of Street Fighter IV that allows players to batter opponents without any chance for them to respond.
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PS3 to get exclusive Mirror's Edge DLC
EA and Sony have a special agreement.
Sony has dismissed reports Mirror's Edge will be a timed PS3 exclusive - but said there will be downloadable content available only via PlayStation Network.
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Molyneux would give Fable 2 9/10
Bias claim probably for once justified.
Lovably chat-happy Lionhead boss Peter Molyneux reckons Fable 2 is worth 9/10.
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Age of Booty to cost just over a fiver
It's due out in a few weeks, apparently.
Capcom has revealed new pirate-themed RTS Age of Booty will cost just USD 10, or around a fiver in the old money. That's according to Choicest Games, and confirmed on the Capcom blog. Apparently the price applies whether you're downloading the game via PC, Xbox Live Arcade or PlayStation Network.
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UK charts: Tiger Woods roars to top
Too Human features. Full top 40 inside.
The latest and acclaimed instalment in the Tiger Woods PGA Tour series has roared to the top of the UK all-formats top 40 this week.
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Ninja Blade is "seamless" 12-hour slasher
From Software outlines 360 exclusive.
Ninja Blade producer Masanori Takeuchi has revealed more about From Software's upcoming Ninja Blade, announced yesterday, and reckons it will distinguish itself from Xbox 360 exclusive stable-mate Ninja Gaiden II.
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Review | S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky
Restraining orders.
The first moment that comes to mind when thinking of the original Stalker (we'll dispense with "S.T.A.L.K.E.R." if that's alright) is from my first playthrough. I'm descending into one of the toxic Ukranian underworlds and come across something that makes me stop and laugh. A paint-pot is levitating, bouncing against the ceiling and twitching spasmodically. I'm playing it in a room with fellow journalists, so call them over to have a giggle at Stalker having one of its very special moments.
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Gauntlet DS crusades to October
Sports Wi-Fi co-op and deathmatch.
Eidos has settled on an October release date for the DS remake of Gauntlet.
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Death Tank being remade for Live Arcade
Bit like mechanical Worms.
Snowblind Studios has whipped the wrappers off a revamped Xbox Live Arcade version of Death Tank.
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LOTRO could be next "mass-market" MMO
Aided by console, new payment models?
Lord of the Rings Online's executive producer Jeffrey Steefel has told Eurogamer that he thinks the Turbine game is the most likely MMO to achieve mass-market success, after World of Warcraft.
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WOW Lich King talent calculators go live
Plan your level-80 Death Knight.
Blizzard has published talent calculators for World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King, enabling budding fans to pre-emptively plan level-80 class builds. To kill level 80 rats.
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Mythic details WAR early access dates
Pre-orders get up to four days' headstart.
Those of you pre-ordering Warhammer Online will be granted access to live servers up to four days earlier than the general public.
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Pirates vs. Ninjas heading to WiiWare
Xbox Live Arcade version out tomorrow.
Gamecock has officially announced a Wii version of Pirates vs. Ninjas Dodgeball and aims for release sometime this winter.
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From Software shows Ninja Blade for 360
Armored Core team doing cinematic action.
Microsoft has announced Ninja Blade for Xbox 360 during its Japanese press conference.
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Review | Mercenaries 2: World in Flames
Down in flames.
After the occasionally inspirational chaos of the chart-topping Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction, the least anyone would reasonably expect is a more polished and entertaining sequel. Bafflingly, three and a half years on, Mercenaries 2 comes up short. Just like the original, it desperately struggles to get going, and the first few pre-sandbox missions are the worst possible introduction to what the game has to offer. But it's not just that, because - as we discovered at the preview stage - the game is irreparably hamstrung on a fundamental level.
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Correction: "players" not "payers".
Update, 1st September: Erling Ellingsen has told Eurogamer that he said "players", not "payers", when he referred to Age of Conan's installed base in an interview during Games Convention.
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Help narrow six down to two.
EA wants you to vote for the Battlefield: Bad Company single-player level you would like turned into a multiplayer Conquest map.
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EA giving Red Alert 1 away for free
Plus: get access to 2 when you pre-order 3.
EA is offering the original Red Alert as a free download from the official series website.
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Microsoft slashes price of 360 in Japan
Arcade machine now just over 100 quid.
Microsoft has slashed the price of Xbox 360 in Japan by 30 per cent.
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Castle Crashers MP patch coming soon
"As fast as possible", says The Behemoth.
Castle Crashers developer The Behemoth is "working with Microsoft to get a patch out as fast as possible" to fix multiplayer connection problems.
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Life with PlayStation delayed again
But it will be free, confirms Sony.
Sony has told PS3 owners they'll have to wait a bit longer for Life with PlayStation to arrive - but confirmed the new news service will be free.
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Bleszinski rules out Gears 2 for PC
"We're not going to do a PC version."
Cliff Bleszinski has saved us months of tedious speculation by ruling out a PC version of Gears of War 2.
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Nintendo raises sales forecasts
Reckons future is rosy for Wii and DS.
Nintendo's feeling extra chipper, according to Bloomberg, having gazed into its crystal ball and seen even more dollar signs than usual.
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Kamiya wants to "exceed" God of War
Starts by getting into a fight with Itagaki.
Devil May Cry creator and Bayonetta designer Hideki Kamiya has said he wants to "make a game that exceeds God of War's sequel".
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Less battery life for PSP-3000, says Sony
Brighter screen will eat more power.
Sony US marketeer John Koller has said the PSP-3000 will use up energy faster than the existing handheld model.
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Pick up Portal for half-price on Steam
Better hurry though, offer ends today.
Super-duper Valve shooter is currently being offered for half-price on Steam.
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Feature | Pirate Station
Has piracy simply become an excuse for failure among publishers?
Published as part of our sister-site GamesIndustry.biz' widely-read weekly newsletter, the GamesIndustry.biz Editorial is a weekly dissection of one of the issues weighing on the minds of the people at the top of the games business. It appears on Eurogamer after it goes out to GI.biz newsletter subscribers.
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Review | Killzone 2
Hands-on with the multiplayer.
Heavy Rain may have been the cover star of the Games Convention, with LittleBigPlanet jumping around in the background, but Killzone 2 was there as well, hidden away, much as it was at E3, with Guerrilla's Eric Boltjes and others keen to talk to the press about the multiplayer ahead of the game's increasingly close February 2009 release.
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Dead Space to release a week early
It's all done and dusted, apparently.
EA has announced that sci-fi survival horror Dead Space is to launch a week earlier than planned.
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Diablo III in full content production
Wilson on progress, trading, tone and more.
In the latest Blizzard podcast, Diablo III's lead designer Jay Wilson - we talked to him last week, nice man - reveals that the game is technically in an advanced state of completion, and the team is fully focused on content production.
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