GameStop and Best Buy customers will be the only players to get invisibility and tag modes this year; Wal-Mart preorders receive Oddjob-themed “Cheater” apparel.
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Publisher more than triples quarterly sales to $354.1 million; L.A. Noire officially delayed to first half of next year.
3D-enabled hyperrealistic racer, sci-fi shooter join God of War: Ghost of Sparta, Little Big Planet 2, and a PlayStation Move smorgasbord at Japan’s biggest gaming expo.
Ubisoft readying downloadable multiplayer shooter from developer of The Ship; game built on Valve’s Source engine set for release this fall. Upon its maiden voyage, Outerlight’s 2007 debut The Ship received critical praise for its unique take on multiplayer shooters, where each person on a cruise ship has to hunt a specific passenger while avoiding his or her own stalker. The developer’s long-awaited follow-up will soon see the light of day, as Ubisoft today announced that it will release Outerlight’s Bloody Good Time for Xbox Live Arcade and Steam this fall
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Xbox 360, PC in for Bloody Good Time
Rockstar bringing portable overhead actioner to Apple’s tablet with HD makeover next week for $10.
Managing director Keiji Inafune tells Spanish gaming site the publisher is working to get survival horror sequel to market “lo antes possible,” will tailor next Devil May Cry for Western audiences. For Resident Evil 5, Capcom upped the speed of the series’ zombie-like hordes
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Capcom wants Resident Evil 6 ASAP
On-demand game-streaming service introducing wireless access this month; Labor Day special discounts all games by 50%, Founding Members subscription extended. One of the greatest impediments to OnLive’s promise of on-demand, anywhere game-streaming has been the necessity of a wired broadband connection to access the service’s wares. Soon, that requirement will be going away, as OnLive announced today that it would begin a Wi-Fi beta-testing program this month.
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OnLive Wi-Fi beta goes online in September
Legal council representing defendants against Nintendo suggest the battle against pirates has only just begun.
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PlayStation lawsuit first of many, says lawyer
Legal council representing defendants against Nintendo suggest the battle against pirates has only just begun.
Microsoft’s motion-sensing system’s voice-command features will be limited to American English, British English, Mexican Spanish, and Japanese when it launches Nov. 4. On November 4 in North America, Microsoft will launch Kinect with as much fanfare–and marketing muscle –as a new console launch.
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Kinect unable to recognize non-UK European voices – Report