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'One in five console gamers is a pirate'
Or so Macrovision claims in a new study showing that 21 per cent of Xbox and PS2 gamers are using illegal software.
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N-Gage price drop, redesign
Underperforming "game deck" drops to $99, with software also dropping a few bucks.
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Monday News Roundup
Play It to publish Gungrave Overdose, EyeToy/online World Champ Poker, Ironstone prepping Uridium, Nebulus and Paradroid for mobiles, Ubi to publish Lumines in Europe, Wookiee expansion for SW Galaxies.
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ESC relaunches charity auction site
The Entertainment Software Charity, an industry initiative to support youth charities, has relaunched its eBay site offering a wide array of games and memorabilia donated by gaming companies.
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Star Trek legal dispute settled
Activision and Viacom have settled their ongoing legal tussle over the Star Trek videogame license. Neither sounds, er, phased by the ordeal.
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Eidos on the brink as investors flee sinking ship
Eidos confirms it may be close to securing a sale to an unnamed party, but it's not enough to keep the City happy. Tomb Raider and Hitman slip, too.
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Dear Friends: Music from Final Fantasy
Eurogamer reviews a concert performance. Wonders will truly never cease.
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GDC: Warren Spector returns
Austin, Texas based Junction Point Studios is already hard at work on a fantasy game, the Deus Ex developer reveals at the GDC, but he's not ready to reveal all just yet.
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GDC: Miyamoto strolls down Walk of Game
Shigeru Miyamoto and friends are honoured in new San Francisco Hollywood emulation against the backdrop of an opening GDC.
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UK Charts: Metal Gear holds off Lucas onslaught
The LucasArts empire manages three top ten titles with Mercenaries, Republic Commando and KOTOR2, but can't stop Konami's rebellious Snake.
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Gizmondo set for 19th March launch
As Nintendo DS and PSP ready their European assault, Gizmondo throws its keys into the fruit bowl.
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Namco swings Warhammer licence
Namco has signed an exclusive deal with Games Workshop and plans to focus its development efforts on PC to start, with the possibility of console and handheld games later on.
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Monday News Roundup
EA to co-publish Dead to Rights II, N-Gage games reduced, 50 Cent game will be at E3, Doom movie "wrapped".
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Ubisoft buys Microids Canada
Fifty staff added to the headcount in Canada by means of MC2-Microids buyout.
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Square Enix launches 'variety' show
Curious new expansion for Squeenix as it plans an idol-hosted TV production in Japan, with a spin-off game to follow.
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Indy Jones to be 'reinvigorated'
LucasArts president Jim Ward argues that Indiana Jones could be as big and recurrent a franchise as James Bond - in game form as well as film.
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50 Cent trails Bulletproof game
Well, he did get shot repeatedly without dying. It's actually surprising it's taken this long...
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Monday News Roundup
RPG, IQ-measurer and horse-breeder titles for PSP, ELSPA catches some more pirates, Namco registers Tales trademarks, EA sings its own songs' praises, Day of Defeat source shots.
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Interview With A Black Mage
We talk to one of the games industry's foremost composers, Nobuo Uematsu, whose work extends far beyond the Final Fantasy series that made his name.
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Reader Reviews
Featuring: Super Mario World, Suikoden IV, Project Zero 2, Guilty Gear X2 #Reload and PlayStation Portable.
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News Corp denies Eidos interest
Speaking privately, sources at Rupert Murdoch's media empire have categorically denied claims from Eidos insiders that News Corp is about to buy the Lara Croft publisher.
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Eidos insiders confirm News Corp deal is imminent
Long-awaited deal set to materialise in the next few days as News Corp steps into gaming.