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Review | Street Fighter IV
We play, while Yoshinori Ono talks Seth, console controls and online.
Resident Evil 5 is at Captivate 08 in Las Vegas, and that's big news for journalists assembled in Capcom's almost-penthouse at Palms Casino, which sits back from the Strip and bakes quietly in the 30-celsius heat. But the game's developers, Jun Takeuchi and Masachika Kawata, aren't letting us near the pad, so when the presentations are over, we have to make do with Street Fighter IV. Or would do, except the four arcade machines - linked in pairs for two-player combat - are permanently swamped. We've seen Street Fighter IV already of course. We've even played it already. But that hasn't dimmed anyone's enthusiasm.
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Capcom unveils Spyborgs for Wii
Cartoon-style co-op action game.
Capcom has officially unveiled Wii-exclusive action game Spyborgs, promising a Saturday morning cartoon-style experience designed primarily for two players.
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Review | Bionic Commando
King of the swingers.
Bionic Commando creeps up on you. It has sprawling cities - decapitated by terrorism and disaster, teetering and grinding their way into dust and disarray as you pass across their rumpled asphalt and negotiate accumulated debris - that grumble and mourn their fate quietly in sunlight cooled by their desertion, weeping in bilious dust-waves that crash against the camera.
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Dead inside.
Given that it's supposedly due out by April next year, it's surprising we haven't seen more of Resident Evil 5 by now. In the run-up to Capcom's Captivate 08 event in Las Vegas, that seemed to be changing, after reports circulated of a female character, drop-in online co-operative play and a cover system. But despite whetting our appetites with a brand new, mystery-filled trailer introducing, among other things, Chris Redfield's female counterpart, the game's producer, Jun Takeuchi, politely declines to comment on her, co-op or cover, promising a drip-feed of information between now and release and more substantial details at E3. We do get to see the "world's first playable build" of the game, but of course we're not allowed to play it ourselves.
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Bionic Commando multiplayer unveiled
Game due out by April 2009.
Capcom has unveiled the 3D Bionic Commando's multiplayer features, promising a variety of gameplay modes.
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Bionic Commando Rearmed in July
Pricing for PC, 360 and PS3 inside.
Capcom's remake of NES game Bionic Commando, subtitled Rearmed, will hopefully be released on Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network and PC in July.
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Bionic Commando stories tie together
Rearmed to tease elements of 3D game.
Bionic Commando producer Ben Judd has told Eurogamer to expect elements of the re-imagined XBLA, PSN and PC game, Bionic Commando Rearmed, to fill out the back-story of next year's 3D game.
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Dark Void dev explains Capcom choice
Ed Fries on why he didn't go back to MS.
Dark Void creator Airtight Studios has said that it chose to partner with Capcom on its upcoming cover-based third-person shooter because the publisher allows developers to innovate.
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Dark Void team considering Sixaxis use
But rules out multiplayer elements.
Dark Void developer Airtight Studios is looking at the possibility of including Sixaxis motion controls in its upcoming third-person, cover-based shooter.
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Puzzle Quest dev received death threats
Six. And a bomb threat.
Infinite Interactive has said that some gamers were so upset about the PSP bug in Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords that the developer received death threats.
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Takeuchi stays quiet on Resi 5 rumours
Nothing on cover system or co-op.
Resident Evil 5 producer Jun Takeuchi dodged questions about co-operative gameplay and a cover system at Capcom's Las Vegas showcase last week.
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Sixaxis "not sensitive enough" for FPS aiming - Resi 5 producer
But PS3 development is going well.
Jun Takeuchi has said that the PlayStation 3's Sixaxis controller wasn't a viable option for aiming in Resident Evil 5.
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Street Fighter IV producer talks Seth
SF IV's mysterious boss explained.
Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono spoke to Eurogamer about Seth, one of the boss characters in Capcom's upcoming beat-'em-up, last week, and hinted that he will be playable.
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SF IV to feature anime storytelling
Demonstration shown at Captivate.
Capcom has revealed that the home versions of Street Fighter IV will include anime story sequences as character prologues and end sequences. See how it will look in our anime sequence gallery.
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Age of Conan breasts to be re-inflated
Funcom sorry for accidental shrinkage.
Funcom has apologised for accidentally deflating the breasts of the female models in Age of Conan.
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MMO Huxley finally gets Western publisher
NHN doing PC honours this year.
NHN USA has picked up the US and (Western) European publishing rights to Huxley.
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Ninja Gaiden 2 demo flips onto Live
But not in Germany, Canada, US.
The Ninja Gaiden 2 demo has flipped onto Xbox Live Marketplace and sliced some heads off just in time to be overshadowed by its creator's fiery exit from Tecmo.
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PS3 "first and foremost" a games console
Hirai credits self with repositioning.
Sony boss Kaz Hirai believes he has "repositioned the PlayStation 3 as being first and foremost a videogames console".
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Guitar Hero: Metallica spotted
Inevitable, really.
Clever people with eyes have uncovered evidence that Metallica will be the next band to get its very own Guitar Hero game.
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Saint Row 2 to get PC offering
It can't refuse, brrap.
THQ has decided to add a PC version to gangland sequel Saints Row 2.
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Ninja Gaiden's Itagaki quits Tecmo
Reportedly sues and slags off company.
Tomonobu Itagaki has reportedly left Tecmo under a cloud, leaving a hefty lawsuit and a personal attack on company president Yoshimi Yasuda in his wake.
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Roogoo and Aces of the Galaxy for XBLA
Wednesday stable enters traps.
Microsoft is readying Roogoo and Aces of the Galaxy for release on Live Arcade tomorrow.
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GTA IV celebrates fifth week on top
UK Charts: GRID at two, Wii Fit nowhere.
Grand Theft Auto IV sales declined by 22 percent in the UK this week but it still managed to hold onto top spot in the Chart-Track All-Formats Top 40.
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Plus Jimmy Buffett and Disturbed.
Lounge stars busy rocking out with the new PAL version of Rock Band can look forward to downloadable songs from Jimmy Buffett and Disturbed this week and a song from Maximo Park next Tuesday.
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Q Entertainment to help.
Harmonix and MTV Games are teaming up with Q Entertainment to launch Rock Band in Japan.
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Pchew! Pchew!
Ubisoft has just sent word that Tom Clancy's HAWX will be out in September.
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Insomniac's Ted Price live interview on Wednesday!
Wants to talk to YOU about Resistance 2.
Having achieved the frankly bewildering by delivering Resistance: Fall of Man and Ratchet & Clank: Tools of Destruction in 2006 and 2007 respectively, Insomniac Games is back to try and boss Christmas 2008 as well with Resistance 2 - so naturally we thought you'd like to talk to them about it.
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Cole Train hints at Gears 2 date
"Yeah! Woo! Bring it on, sucker!"
The actor behind Gears of War character Cole Train has hinted that the upcoming sequel will be out on 16th November.
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Greenberg: XBLA cull will force quality
MS hopes devs will take more care.
Microsoft has said its decision to get rid of underperforming Live Arcade games will force developers to make better quality games, GamesIndustry.biz reports.
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Sony ignoring PS3 Wiimote chatter
But Internet claims it has seen it.
Sony has declined to comment on speculation that it is making its very own Wiimote-style controller for PS3.
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