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Backbone and Collective merge

To form... Collarbone? No. US developers join together to form biggest indie in the whole of America.
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Giz covers Ireland

Emerald Isle inhabitants will soon get their hands on everyone's favourite handheld that isn't made by Sony or Nintendo.
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Nintendo to publish Meteos

In the USA, anyway. Which will do us just fine. Yoshi Universal Gravitation and Kirby DS dated, too.
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What's New?

Devilry, splittery and the like. Well, not "the like" at all really. "And other games" would've made more sense.
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Shadow the Hedgehog detailed

Sonic's gun-toting equal is exposed, and SEGA says he's been on the backburner for a while. Lurking in the... you get it.
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VU Games gets Radical

Long-time development partner, maker of The Simpsons: Hit & Run, becomes part of the VU family.
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Eidos receives £71m offer

Long saga of Eidos' buyout drawing to a close as Riccitiello and Bono's equity firm Elevation makes a bid.
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SCi to bid for Eidos?

Lara Croft could remain a British asset after all according to a report in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Zelda voice talent announced

Details of Link's next adventure finally start to emerge. Slowly. (And spoiler-ler-ly, if you hadn't guessed who might be back.)
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Advance Wars DS details

Translated reports from Japanese mag Nintendo Dream shed some more light on what Nintendo and COs are up to.