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What's New?
Look at me! Over here! Coo-ey! This week: some bah, some meh and a single woot. Plus: imports!
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Eidos comments on Tomb Raider progress
Lara's rehab seems to be progressing nicely. Well, according to the CEO of her publisher anyway...
Interview
Splinter Cell: Pandora Today
Kristan chats to producer Domitelle Doat about multiplayer, Tom Clancy, and whether the real Splinter Cell 2 will appear at E3.
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HardOCP takes legal action against Infinium
Ongoing dispute between news website and console maker takes a new twist.
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N-Gage ads condemned by ASA
This is where Nokia caused widespread offence and distress to the public.
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Bruckheimer Films buys Prince of Persia film rights
With Jordan Mechner on vocals. Pirates of the Sands of Time!
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Take-Two report sheds light on release dates
Max Payne and GTA on GBA, Red Dead Revolver PS2/Xbox, Manhunt again, The Warriors and so on.
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Eidos acquires Hitman developer as profits rise
Old McGarvey had a farm, IO, IO, Oh. And on on that farm he bought a dev...
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American Pie producer buys Soul Calibur movie rights
Which means that Uwe Boll can't get at them. YES!
Feature
Where did the games go?
Why this is the least exciting start to the year in gaming history, and why it's publishing's obsession with Christmas that's the problem...
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Kirby's Star takes shape (25 shapes)
Cupid, Iron Chef, Ken Masters, UT Redeemer - he's a versatile blob, isn't he?
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Infinium details its case against HardOCP
Allegations about Phantom maker and its CEO dragged to the surface again.
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Cube almost sold out in the USA, says Nintendo
Massive boost in demand for console threatens to deplete stocks.
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UK Charts: 2003 Annual Report Round Up
Part One: Impress your friends with your statto-like knowledge of the UK games industry.
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Reader Reviews Retro Special
Your take on Desert Strike, Gods, Dragon Force, Phantasy Star, Sweet Home, Monkey Island, Kid Chameleon and Starquake. Cripes!
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Vice City sweeps BAFTA Games Awards
Five BAFTAs for Rockstar North's crime caper, two each for Eye Toy and Advance Wars.