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New version to pack enhanced multiplayer, online and community-driven features.
Criterion is bringing its hit arcade racer, Burnout Paradise, to PC.
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It's still coming then?.
We've always loved Quake for its fast, mental action and even though Enemy Territory takes the series in a more technical direction, these loopy trailers for the console version sells it to us.
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"We want push the envelope of a T-rated game".
Blood and guts fans worried about the removal of fatalities in the new Mortal Kombat game can put their fears aside. Or move them slightly off centre at least - "Finish him!" is in.
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First 39k pre-orders get the "Fiend Hayabusa" costume, which makes you look well 'ard.
Microsoft is dishing out an "exclusive" Ninja Gaiden II costume to the first 39,000 (so not that exclusive then) who pre-order the game . That's an in-game costume and not a proper fancy-dress one like we first thought when the e-mail popped up on our screen.
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Rockstar's biggest attacker dishes out 5/5 for GTA IV.
Daily Mail, the famously anti-videogames newspaper, has reviewed murder simulator Grand Theft Auto IV and erm, shockingly given it full marks.Click here to read the full article
"The days of Sony snowing the consumers and the press are over," says Aaron Greenberg.
Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg says "the days of Sony snowing the consumers and the press are over," that the company has failed to deliver on numerous promises, and challenges Sony's latest European PS3 sales figures.
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"Simply astounding," says Producer Kazunori Yamauchi.
Sony says that its Gran Turismo racing series has notched up 50 million sales across all PlayStation formats (except PSP though) in ten years and precisely four months.
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FPS system the 'best way of enabling players to take in Hyrule' says Miyamoto.
Nintendo big man Shigeru Miyamoto has spoken on the development of the Zelda series, dropping a few anecdotal nuggets like Zelda 64 was almost made in first-person perspective.
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Next instalment to be set in a "new military theatre", reveals Activision boss.
The next Call of Duty game may not delve back into familiar WWII territory after all, as Activision CEO Mike Griffith reveals that the fifth game will take the series to a "new military theatre".
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Microsoft media summit set to showcase 360's biggest games of '08.
Microsoft is set to showcase its 2008 Christmas line-up of Xbox 360 games at a North American media summit early next week, US press have blabbed.
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