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Hellgate: London worries "inaccurate"
Flagship boss claims all is well.
Flagship co-founder David Brevik has denied claims that his studio and Hellgate: London are on a slippery downward slope.
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No plans for Space Channel 5 remake
No "special reason" to do it, says Mizuguchi.
Q Entertainment's Tetsuya Mizuguchi has said that he doesn't feel the need to remake Space Channel 5.
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Fatal Inertia EX gets "little" Euro delay
Out in the US next Thursday.
KOEI has told Eurogamer that Fatal Inertia EX will arrive a "little later" here than in the US, where it will be available from the PlayStation Store on 19th June.
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Resistance games get Home/Trophy support
"That's the plan," says Insomniac's Ted Price.
Insomniac Games' Ted Price has revealed that Resistance 1 and 2 will both support PlayStation Home and the PS3's upcoming Trophy system.
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Insomniac clarifies Trophy/Home comments
Resistance 2 support, not Resistance 1.
Insomniac Games has said that while Resistance 2 will have Trophy and PlayStation Home support, the features won't be added retrospectively for Resistance: Fall of Man.
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The Conduit aiming for early 2009
Wii shooter to break casual stereotype.
High Voltage plans to release ambitious Wii game The Conduit in early 2009.
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Final Fantasy XIII on show this summer
At Japanese Square Enix event.
Square Enix plans to show its upcoming Final Fantasy XIII and Kingdom Hearts games this summer.
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Neverwinter Nights 2 expands again
Storm of Zehir on horizon.
Atari has announced Storm of Zehir, a second expansion for D&D beast Neverwinter Nights 2.
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Street Fighter IV in London next month
You lot invited to give it a go.
Capcom is offering the British public its first chance to play Street Fighter IV next month.
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Dark Sector demo springs onto Live
Glaive us quite a fright.
Microsoft has finally flung a demo for Dark Sector onto Xbox Live Marketplace.
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Tabula Rasa is not in trouble, says NCsoft
Is actually "growing month on month".
NCsoft has told Eurogamer that Tabula Rasa has a growing player base and is not in as much trouble as recent financial reports seem to suggest.
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One animated, one live action.
Native American actor Adam Bleach, who we've never heard of, looks set to star in a big-screen adaptation of Turok.
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Review | Tom Clancy's EndWar
All mouth?
Eurogamer is stirring. "That's completely unfair!" bleats Michael de Plater, with a whiff of the naughty schoolboy, in his unmistakable south Australian drawl. "I've been really good on cutting stuff!" pleads the man who is creative director on Tom Clancy's EndWar, the voice-commanded console RTS that embraces Anglo-Saxon accents of all flavours, from Camden to Canberra, with several tongues in-between.
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EVE Online enters Empyrean Age
Chose your allegiance in the faction war.
CCP has set the Empyrean Age expansion live for EVE Online.
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MS sees DS as "very viable" - Rare
Using it to find wider audience for Piñata.
Developers working on Rare's Viva Piñata game for DS have commented that Microsoft, which owns the UK studio, respects the handheld from rivals Nintendo.
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Europe getting Crisis Core PSP bundle
FFVII prequel to come with silver handheld.
Sony Computer Entertainment is to release a new PSP bundle that will come complete with Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII.
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THQ ignores analyst's pomposity accusation
GTA IV parody video under fire.
THQ has told Eurogamer it has no comment on analyst Mike Hickey's claim that its recent Saints Row 2 trailer parodying Grand Theft Auto IV is "unusually pompous".
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Turbine developing console game
LOTRO dev using funding well.
Lord of the Rings Online developer Turbine has revealed it is "actively developing a title for console".
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Sporepedia evolves onto Internet
Plus: required specs revealed.
Maxis has released its Sporepedia into the wild - or more specifically, onto the Internet.
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Hellgate is in dire straits, says designer
Staff leaving Flagship "in droves".
Hellgate: London may be in trouble as word emerges that staff are leaving developer Flagship "in droves".
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No one will mind.
Remember Psi-Ops, the mind-bending action adventure effort from Midway? It featured lots of shooting and a fair bit of switch-pulling, plus you got to play with telekinetic powers like some kind of murderous Uri Geller.
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UTIII disc to feature Gears 2 video?
Just like Mark Rein hinted.
Had you been on Play.com this morning, looking to purchase a copy of Unreal Tournament III for Xbox 360, you might have spotted something interesting.
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Review | Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
Filled with fun. And a new interface.
You won't catch anyone at Rare calling it a homecoming. Or a departure, for that matter. Even though Rare's remote Twycross base of operations, nestled deep in the gentle folds of the Warwickshire countryside, is dripping with memorabilia of its days as a Nintendo-owned first-party developer, none of its down-to-earth staff harp on about the old days.
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Review | Far Cry 2
Open to choice.
Far Cry 2 is not overshadowed by Crysis and is not a helpless attempt by Ubisoft to milk money out of the brand. The heart of this first-person shooter sequel-by-a-different-developer is choice - choice in a big free world. Not a particularly original idea; most current-gen reboots boast the same sort of premise. But it's enough to set Far Cry on its very own unknown course - one with a rather surprising amount of role-playing mechanics, buddy characters, vehicles and malaria.
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Gov responds to UK games industry woes
"Takes seriously" its creative role.
The UK Government has said it "takes seriously" the role of the videogame industry and is going to look at evidence for introducing tax breaks like those recently awarded in France.
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Ready at Dawn finished with PSP
End of era for God of War, Daxter team.
God of War: Chains of Olympus creator Ready at Dawn has officially finished working with the PSP.
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Feature | Lord of the Rings Online: Class Guide
From Captain to Minstrel, every LOTRO class explained.
If you're not so enchanted with decapitation, burly men in thongs and the low (cut) fantasy of Age of Conan, how about popping over to Middle Earth for a bit of posturing high fantasy? Following our two chats with producer Jeffrey Steefel, we've knocked up a few tips for the classes of Lord of the Rings Online. If you fancy starting belatedly, this is a good way of getting an overview of the classes, and an idea of what role they play in a group. We've ordered them in increasing order as to how many of the developers at Turbine play as them, a sort of top ten of the best. Except it's actually a top 9, as there's only 9 classes.
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"Consoles don't threaten PC gaming"
But spell death of desktop-exclusive titles.
NVIDIA boss Roy Taylor believes the value of consoles means no-one will make PC-exclusive games any more.
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Kane's Wrath for 360 this month
EA says end of June, cackles.
Electronic Arts has told us Command & Conquer 3 expansion Kane's Wrath will be out for Xbox 360 on 27th June in Europe.
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Capcom unlikely to bring Resi 0 West
US arm turned it down twice.
Capcom US twice turned down the opportunity to bring Resident Evil Zero to Western Wiis.
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