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"First of its kind" online for Shaun White
Ubi hypes multiplayer antics on the slopes.
Ubisoft's first serious crack at extreme sports will boast online play that's "the first of its kind as far as snowboarding games go" - that's according to Shaun White Snowboarding art director Scott Mitchell, who's been bigging up his title to Eurogamer.
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Boat fights and racing.
Nintendo has popped two more games on its WiiWare service and one of them has pirates in.
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One o'clock, two o'clock, free o'clock rock!
If you're looking for the next big thing in massively multiplayer gaming - we mean really big; multiple millions of players big - look no further. Sony Online Entertainment's Free Realms, a free-to-play, modern-fantasy, mini-game-heavy MMO for PC and later PS3, aimed at kids, is that game. It's the slickest, cleverest prospect due out in the next year - including the increasingly impressive Warhammer Online - with the broadest appeal. It is ruthlessly engineered for success, and it's going to be huge.
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Wii to get keyboard peripheral
Probably handy for Animal Crossing.
Logitech has decided to make a wireless keyboard for Wii.
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Chancing on ice.
We're not sure what Ubisoft is feeding its developers over in Montreal, but these days its largest studio appears intent on supersizing every title it turns its hand to. Given the investment, and subsequent return - notwithstanding the game's polarised reception - on the tech driving Assassin's Creed, you can hardly blame the publisher for feeding the code into the Exploit-O-Matic 3000 to see what might wriggle out the other end.
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Smooth criminal.
There can't be many games where the lead character is lying unconscious in bed, drugged up to the eyeballs. As idyllic as this scenario sounds, there is more to it than sheer indolence: it's World War II, it's a hospital bed, and you are Violette Summer, a British spy loosely inspired by the tragic real-life story of special operative Violette Szabo.
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PlayTV dated, will record TV while gaming
The code was in the 2.41 firmware.
SCEE president David Reeves has told Eurogamer that PlayTV will launch roll out in Europe "from September to December" starting with a UK date of 10th September.
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Satoru Iwata says predicting console lifespan is "nonsense"
Iwata will change when innovation stops.
Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata thinks predicting how long a console will last for is "nonsense".
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Fable 2 main story only 12 hours long
Lionhead staff spill beans.
The main quest in Fable II only takes 12 hours to finish.
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Not by SEGA, but has 20 oldies on it.
Clever company Blaze has decided to turn the SEGA Mega Drive into a handheld console for the very first time ever.
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PS3 exclusive with huge online battles.
Sony has told us to expect PS3 exclusive MAG, or Massive Action Game, in spring 2009.
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Guerrilla outlines its multiplayer strategy.
We doubt you'll cry foul if we point out Sony's E3 conference was boring, but slotting between PS3 appointments elsewhere it's clear it didn't have to be: Resistance 2 was in grisly form, Sucker Punch is showing superhero free-roamer inFamous, and Media Molecule is stealing our hearts in LittleBigPlanet, as you'll be able to read tomorrow. Even as you were turning the air purple in the comments thread, we were watching Guerrilla's Eric Boltjes outline the firm's Killzone 2 multiplayer strategy.
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Interview | Microsoft's Don Mattrick vs. Sony's Kaz Hirai
Five questions we asked the pair of them.
They've been at each other's throats all week - for all of the last few years, you might argue - but Microsoft and Sony are rarely seen together throwing the punches directly. This E3 was no exception, so we thought we'd help them out by asking them both a few of the same questions and then comparing the answers.
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Buzz producer spills beans.
The PS3 Trophy system could be heading to the PSP, according to Buzz! Master Quiz producer Emerson Escobar.
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New Animal Crossing Wii details emerge
Eguchi offers a few more snippets.
Animal Crossing producer Katsuya Eguchi has revealed a few more details of what we can expect from the first Wii instalment in the series.
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Existing 360 themes work with new dash
MS mock-ups illustrate how.
Microsoft has told us our existing Xbox 360 themes will work with the redesigned dashboard.
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PSP hard drives "increasingly likely"
Tretton feels movie content pressure.
Sony has once again left the door open for including hard drive storage in future revisions of the PlayStation Portable.
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PS3 Platinum in Europe next month
Uncharted and others for 20 quid.
Sony is to launch a budget range of PS3 games in Europe in a fortnight's time.
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NCsoft merges Heroes and Villains cities
Unified world lays foundations for future.
NCsoft has finished merging its City of Heroes and City of Villains worlds into one game universe.
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Review | PSN PSone Roundup
Rayman, Rainbow Six, Red Alert, Street Skater.
The PSone is legendary for being the first games console to accrue a library of over sixty squintillion games, most of them utter bish. Even so, the percentage that made up the cream of the crop still represents some of the finest games of their era, forever caught between the simplicity of the 16-bit days and the "ooh, look, we can do 3D!" thrill of the new.
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Review | Wii Music
Racket game.
One reason music games are so big is that they're fun to watch: the blaring chart tune, the hypnotic pulses of the display, the posturing antics of your friends. The fact that they make a good spectator sport for the whole room is central to the entertainment value and success of Guitar Hero, SingStar, DDR and the rest. It's fun for everybody, whether they're playing or not.
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Next Wiimotes may integrate MotionPlus
Nintendo has yet to make final decision.
Nintendo's Eguchi has revealed that future iterations of the Wii remote could have MotionPlus technology built-in.
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Feature | Wiimotes could have Motion Plus built-in
Nintendo has yet to make final decision.
Nintendo's Eguchi has revealed that future iterations of the Wii remote could have Motion Plus technology built-in.
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FFXIII "opens doors" for 360 in Japan
Microsoft VIP Shane Kim optimistic.
Microsoft Game Studios boss Shane Kim believes snaring Final Fantasy XIII "opens doors" for Xbox 360 in Japan.
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Feature | New Animal Crossing Wii details emerge
Katsuya Eguchi offers a few more snippets.
Animal Crossing producer Katsuya Eguchi has revealed a few more details of what we can expect from the first Wii instalment in the series.
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Euro 80GB PS3 priced and dated
Out next month.
Sony has confirmed our report that the 80GB PlayStation 3 will launch in Europe shortly.
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Euro Home beta simultaneous with US
This autumn, says David Reeves.
PlayStation Home will launch into open beta at the same time in Europe as it does in the USA.
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Ratchet Booty coming to Blu-ray
Plus PAL details for all SCEA reveals.
Ratchet & Clank: Quest for Booty will be released on Blu-ray Disc in PAL regions.
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Gran Turismo TV Euro date confirmed
Same as the US, says SCEE boss.
Gran Turismo TV will launch properly in Europe at the same time it does in the USA.
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Reeves reacts to Lips announcement.
Sony Europe boss David Reeves has told Eurogamer to expect "the next generation of SingStar" at Games Convention.
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