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Crysis expansion announcement soon?
Crytek too busy to do any patches.
Crytek has told its fans there will be no more patches for Crysis because it has its hands full making something that "will be appreciated by the community".
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Codemasters has GRID patch on way
Suggests temporary fix for now.
Codemasters has said it is busy working on a patch to stop stuttering issues in the Xbox 360 version of Race Driver: GRID.
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Review | Fracture
Has LucasArts cracked it?
A good bluff single word name is what every up and coming new action game needs to properly project its masculinity. Doom, Quake, Rage, Prototype, Fracture, Prey, Crackdown, Condemned, F.E.A.R., err... Turok. You know what you're getting with a name that blunt and muscular and it doesn't involve moving virtual furniture or petting polygonal dogs.
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LucasArts could revive graphic adventures
"We have looked at it."
New game Fracture looks great and everything but there's only one question you want to ask LucasArts when you've got the chance: are you ever going to make a graphic adventure again and why at least can't you just re-release them?
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Feature | In The Stocks
The Wii Fit supply debacle sees Nintendo failing its partners and audience.
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 a day after it goes out to GI.biz newsletter subscribers.
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"Worlds of possibilities" for Wii board
Ubisoft "closing gap" between you and game.
Shaun White Snowboarding creative director Trent Ward believes the Wii Balance Board offers developers "worlds of possibilities".
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Puzzle Fighter leads PAL PSN update
Brilliant brain battles.
The best thing on the PlayStation Store this week is Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix.
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To help you relax.
Sony will be planting its very own gardening game on the Japanese PlayStation Store on 26th June.
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Sony quiet on in-game XMB talk
Could be here as soon as June.
Sony Europe has declined to comment on suggestions the latest PS3 firmware update will include the highly sought after XMB.
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Buku Sudoku and Warlords on XBLA
Available now. Don't all rush at once.
Buku Sudoku and Warlords join the happy Xbox Live Arcade throng today, no doubt hoping to be spared the indignity of averaging less than 65 per cent on Metacritic.
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Interview | Prince of Persia
A chat with producer Ben Mattes.
The teaser trailer for the new Prince of Persia game was one of the highlights of this year's UbiDays press conference. It introduced us to his new sidekick, Elika, and revealed a little more of the game's unique visual style. Unfortunately it was all we got to see of the game in action, as nothing else was shown during the event.
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More content confirmed for SFIV console
New characters and online fights.
Capcom has said the freshly confirmed console versions of Street Fighter IV will have more characters plus an online mode.
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HAWX squads to be voice controllable
Inspired by Top Gun, but no beach volleyball.
Ubisoft has told Eurogamer that you will be able to use voice commands to order your squad-mates around in Tom Clancy's HAWX.
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Last month we started a Developer's blog, only to not write anything on it. I'm glad to see that our professional blog works in the same way as our personal ones - sporadic updates with intermittent apologies about not writing much. This is probably the point at which I promise to write more updates, then.
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BG&E sequel to be "more accessible"
Ubi wants to appeal to casual gamers.
Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot has said Beyond Good & Evil 2 will be "more accessible" so more casual gamers will want to buy it.
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"MGS will always be around" - Kojima
But new team may take on next game.
Hideo "This is the last one no it's not yes it is oh go on then" Kojima has said he may lend a hand with the next instalment in the Metal Gear Solid series.
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Three new titles for Virtual Console
Pokemon Puzzle League!
Three new titles have been released on the Wii's Virtual Console. Hello Pokemon Puzzle League, goodbye weekend.
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Brothers In Arms movie in "talks"
Col. John wages war on Hollywood.
You've played the game, read the book, now watch the film? If you're a Brothers In Arms fan, the bloody adventures of Matt Baker and the 101st Airborne could be coming to a cinema near you, with the series' military expert revealing that talks are already underway on a Hell's Highway flick.
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PSP still winning hardware race in Japan
Wii trailing in second place.
The PlayStation Portable was the best-selling games console in Japan again this week week with 64,449 units sold, according to Media Create.
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Review | Wii Roundup
Secret Files: Tunguska, SEGA Bass Fishing, monkeys, fire engines and crazy golf.
So, it turns out that Tom has been receiving angry letters from PETE, People for the Ethical Treatment of Ellie. Apparently forcing her to constantly review the dregs of the Wii barrel is cruel and inhumane, and PETE activists have now helped Ellie escape from her mini-games dungeon by building a special tower out of Boom Blox. Clearly, this is political correctness gone mad. Not that I'm bitter or angry. No, I'm quite happy to take Ellie's place while Tom hunts her down with his high-powered drug gun. It's fine. This stack of new Wii games looks...interesting. Right? They can't be that bad. And it's not as if the shackles are that uncomfortable. There's even some hay on the floor, which is a bit like a cushion. I'm sure it'll be fine.
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Valve: we don't worry about piracy
Overseas pirates are "unserved customers".
At Valve's mini-summit on the state of PC gaming in Seattle today, president Gabe Newell revealed that the company is not concerned about the threat of piracy in the PC market.
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Digital overtaking retail for Valve
Three months until Steam makes more money.
Speaking to a select group of journalists about Steam and the future of PC gaming today, Valve president Gabe Newell revealed that the company will soon be making more money from digital distribution of its games than traditional boxed sales.
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Remote storage of all your save games.
At a conference on Steam and the future of PC gaming at its Seattle headquarters today, Valve announced that it would be introducing a new feature to its digital distribution platform that allows remote storage of all game data for Steam games.
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King Conan now accepting PayByCash .
With 400,000 people picking up Funcom's Age of Conan in its first week on sale, it doesn't look like the need to pay for the subscription with a credit card is holding too many people back - but if you're one of those rare souls, you'll be pleased to hear that Funcom now have a solution for you.
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Warhammer is PvP first and foremost - Mythic
Monsters and PvE designed around PvP.
Warhammer: Age of Reckoning producter Jeff Hickman has laid out Mythic's intent with the game pretty clearly in a new interview, explaining that everything in the game is designed with PvP in mind.
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Nintendo Channel launches tomorrow
DS demos, trailers, player reviews and more.
After looking so bare for months after launch, the Channels view on your Wii is probably starting to fill up nicely by now - and tomorrow brings the launch of another free channel that'll be well worth a download, the rather obviously titled Nintendo Channel.
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Vanguard introduces racial mounts
Update brings unique mounts and faction rewards.
Sony Online Entertainment has launched a brand new update for Vanguard: Saga of Heroes, adding new mounts and a faction reward system for the game's loyal fans to play with.
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Far Cry 2 to have 16-player online
Said to be like Call of Duty 4.
Far Cry 2 will have a 16-player online mode with persistent rewards and experience levels like Call of Duty 4.
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Conviction "not yet perfect", says Ubi
Chance of appeal.
Following Splinter Cell: Conviction's disappointing no-show during last night's Ubidays press conference, Ubisoft has moved to quell speculation by claiming the game simply needs more "polishing".
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Alone in the Dark demo plans revealed
It'll be out a week before launch.
Infogrames president Phil Harrison has revealed when we can expect a playable demo of Alone in the Dark to arrive.
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