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Turn your DS into a guitar.
Guitar-based action is coming to the DS, according to Level Up, with Ubisoft releasing Jam Sessions across the US in June.
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European release narrowed down.
Blue Dragon will be released across Europe this Autumn, Microsoft has confirmed this afternoon, with September looking the likely month of launch.
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Feature | GDC: PlayStation 3 - the next level
Home, LittleBigPlanet and PlayStation Edge.
Sony hasn't had the easiest ride of late. Giant enemy crabs. Riiiiiidge Racer. The price. The European delay. The backward compatibility issue. Executives saying daft things. It all adds up to massive damage to its reputation.
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Review | Bullet Witch
The wicked witch of the east.
Where you'll stand on Bullet Witch probably depends on where you stand on the charms of digital ladies - digital lady Goths, to be precise. This, you see, is a game that exists solely to justify its magnificent title, a geek-enslaving clash of consonants and concepts in inimitable Japlish style. And the title exists solely to justify the heroine, Alicia. Alicia dominates the screen at all times: a waif in satin and lace, all pearl-white limbs and pitch-black hair. And cocked hips, tattered Addams Family evening wear, and leggy cartwheels. And the biggest gun you've ever seen, bigger than she is: an ornate, gold-encrusted Regency cannon straight out of some warped steampunk hybrid of Final Fantasy and Serious Sam.
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Feature | GDC: Miyamoto's Vision
Mario's creator on keeping the wife happy.
The problem with keynote speeches, as distinct from the massive platform holder jamborees we used to get before E3 every year, is that you're really never sure what you're going to get. Sometimes you'll get a slick, finely stage managed presentation where new products are rolled out and demonstrated, famous developers stroll on stage to say 'Hi!' every five minutes and there are five different things jostling for headline space after the keynote.
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GDC: Shigeru Miyamoto's keynote address
Live Text coverage from 18:30 GMT.
Another day, another keynote - at 18.30 GMT (10.30 PST), Nintendo's creative legend Shigeru Miyamoto will be taking the stage to address the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, and we will of course be providing our customary Live Text coverage of the keynote.
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GDC: Molyneux's Fable 2 revelation
One man and his dog.
Peter Molyneux has finally let slip one of his big secrets for Fable 2, revealing at GDC that you will have a canine companion to follow you throughout your adventures in Albion.
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Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts hits VC
Galaga and Double Dungeons too.
Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts heads a trio of new additions to be added to Nintendo's Virtual Console service today.
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One Life Left bags iTunes No.1.
One Life Left, Europe's only FM-broadcast gaming radio show, has hit the prestigious number one slot on iTunes for the first time - ahead of big names such as Major Nelson and the 1UP Show.
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Plus new Mii channel.
Nintendo legend Shigeru Miyamoto has confirmed in his GDC 2007 keynote address that we'll be playing Mario Galaxy this year.
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Feature | Brit gaming radio tops charts
One Life Left No.1 on iTunes.
One Life Left, Europe’s only FM-broadcast gaming radio show, has hit the prestigious number 1 slot on iTunes for the first time.
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GOD service line-up bulges.
Metaboli has bolstered its games on demand service today by adding Maelstrom to its impressive catalogue of downloadable PC titles.
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GDC: Eve integrates voice chat
"Eve Voice" later this month.
Eve Online players will soon be able to chat to each other during the game developer CCP has announced.
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Nintendo legend at 18:30 GMT.
Shigeru Miyamoto, the legendary creator of Mario and Zelda, will be taking to the stage at 18:30 GMT to deliver his GDC 2007 keynote address.
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GDC: CryEngine for virtual world
Avatar takes us to Mars.
Recently founded online community firm Avatar Reality has announced that it has licensed CryENGINE 2 from German developer Crytek for use in its forthcoming massively multiplayer virtual world project.
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Available now for PC, 360.
Codemasters has released a new demo for Brian Lara International Cricket 2007 just in time for the ICC World Cup this weekend.
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First details, fantasy that.
The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass will have a Pac-Man inspired multiplayer mode when it launches for DS later this year.
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NCsoft shows us more.
NCsoft has released more information at GDC for Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa, highlighting the features that hope to set this PC sci-fi MMO apart.
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GDC: Mass Effect out before E3
Won't be at show, says Muzyka.
BioWare bigwig Ray Muzyka has hinted that Mass Effect will be out before July's E3, by confirming at GDC that the game will not appear at this summer's videogaming expo.
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GDC: Phil Harrison's keynote address
Live Text coverage beginning at 18:30 GMT.
At 18.30 GMT (10.30 PST), Sony Worldwide Studios president Phil Harrison will be taking the stage at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco to deliver his long-awaited keynote - the first time that Sony has set out its stall in public since the US and Japanese launches of the PS3 late last year.
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GDC: LittleBigPlanet announced
Harrison shows his ace.
Perhaps the most exciting thing to emerge from Phil Harrison's keynote address was LittleBigPlanet, a game Sony reckons embodies its "Game 3.0" concept perfectly.
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Live Text as it happens.
Sony's Phil Harrison takes the stage at the Game Developer's Conference this evening at 18:30 GMT, and we'll be bringing you the news live from his keynote address.
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Eyes on the Hawk.
There's no skirting around the issue here. As jetlagged producer Jay Balmer demos Skate to us and talks us through it, he compares absolutely every part to the Tony Hawk series. It'd be impossible to get around the fact that it's their competition and we're grateful he doesn't try. So are Mr. Hawk's days numbered? After a good play of the latest build, if it hadn't been for Project 8 pulling the licence back from its sharp nosedive we'd have to say yes.
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New trailer in orbit.
Rare got into the GDC spirit today by revealing the first footage of its new Live Arcade title, Jetpac Refuelled. You can find the trailer on our very own Eurogamer TV.
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Burning Crusade sells 3.5 million
In the first month on sale.
World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade sold 3.5 million units in its first month on sale, Blizzard has announced.
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Power still untapped, says Perry.
Former Shiny Entertainment boss Dave Perry has praised Sony's PS3 hardware, describing it as "the best piece of hardware, without question" - but claims that it will be years before developers tap that power.
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Review | Mario Vs Donkey Kong 2: March of the Minis
Toy story too.
As wonderful as the DS' software line-up is, you can't help but get slightly irked when game designers feel the need to make touch-screen based games just because.
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The World Online.
The World Online is the working title of Funcom's new MMO, project director Jorgen Thraldsen told Eurogamer at GDC today.
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GDC: Viva PiƱata sequels planned
Over next 2-3 years, says Rare.
More Viva Piñata games are on the way, Rare has revealed, with the UK developer promising to support the Xbox 360 franchise for at least another two or three years.
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Review | Space Empires V
Like Triton, it's big, icy and short of atmosphere.
If you're looking for the sort of review that compares Space Empires V to Space Empires IV then the following is going to disappoint (This is my first foray into the series). If, on the other hand, you're looking for the sort of review that compares an ambitious space colonisation strategy game to a dead badger and mentions gnat testicles and solid gold hats then you're in luck.
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