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Non-gaming apps to blame but it's definitely out this autumn, says SCEE boss.
Sony was being too ambitious with the non-gaming applications of Home and delayed the project to focus on gaming, SCEE president David Reeves has told CVG.
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Publisher sues over pulled GTA IV ads.
Take-Two parent Rockstar has unleashed its attack lawyers on the Chicago Transit Authority and is suing it for pulling GTA IV adverts.
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Codemasters' street racer tempts us away from Burnout.
We had a lot of fun in Paradise City, but if Race Driver: Grid plays as good as it looks Burnout's reign as king of arcade racers could be limited.
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Epic not abandoning PC at all, explains Rein.
Epic big man Mark Rein has cleared up "misconceptions" surrounding Unreal Engine 4 while speaking with CVG last week.
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Microsoft will need to address storage soon, according to Sam Houser.
Microsoft will soon need to address the issue of Xbox 360 storage limitations, according to Rockstar president Sam Houser.
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"There's gonna be a big game for the holiday that gamers will want," says Nintendo boss.
Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime has promised a brand new big game will be announced at E3, which Nintendo intends to release in time for Christmas this year.
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We so wish this was another shooter, not a strategy game.
R-Type Command looks like such an awesome shooter... only it's not a shooter - it's the series' first venture into the strategy genre.
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BioWare drops precious details on the sequel, after fans moaned about the side missions.
BioWare co-boss and co-Doctor Greg Zeschuk has promised to improve the side-quest content in Mass Effect 2, after fans complained it felt like an afterthought.
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GTA house doing "everything within our powers" to fix game-killing problems.
Rockstar Games has promised to fix the game-killing Bully: Scholarship Edition bugs that have plagued the Xbox 360 version, which was released last Friday.
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