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Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2010 18:33 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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A recent entry on this list, but it shall forever hold a position if anyone else decides to tackle the same topic!

Posted by Joystiq Apr 12 2010 19:30 GMT in Halo: Reach
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Considering how close we're getting to actually putting our hands on the Halo: Reach beta, it's not exactly surprising to see Bungie loosening the floodgates a bit on information and images from its last Halo game. Just below you'll find a handful of new images from three of the beta's four maps (Overlook, Swordbase, and Powerhouse), though the mysterious Boneyard still remains missing.

In addition to these new screens, Bungie delves into the gruesome details regarding a few of the beta's gameplay modes, and even goes as far as to break down the weapon allocation for Powerhouse (only one rocket launcher, folks -- come on!) and Overlook. For instance, did you know that Powerhouse used to be named "Settlement?" Or that Swordbase is actually set in an Offiice of Naval Intelligence? That means we'll be spending our time getting one-hit killed from behind while trying to glean campaign information from the destructible computer monitors littered throughout the level. Damn you, Bungie!

We are, however, quite partial to Swordbase's many levels (all the better for us to jetpack around!), but you could be all about those outdoor environments. Who knows?! One thing's for sure: you can peep both options in the gallery below.

Posted by IGN Apr 12 2010 18:44 GMT in Gormiti: The Lords of Nature!
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Popular European toy and TV franchise is Konami's latest adaptation coming to Nintendo Wii and DS in 2010.

Posted by IGN Apr 12 2010 18:40 GMT in Rush'N Attack Ex-Patriot
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Popular retro arcade game returns with new stealth combat in summer 2010.

Posted by Joystiq Apr 12 2010 19:30 GMT in Halo: Reach
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Considering how close we're getting to actually putting our hands on the Halo: Reach beta, it's not exactly surprising to see Bungie loosening the floodgates a bit on information and images from its last Halo game. Just below you'll find a handful of new images from three of the beta's four maps (Overlook, Swordbase, and Powerhouse), though Boneyard still remains mysteriously missing.

In addition to these new screens, Bungie delves into the gruesome details regarding a few of the beta's gameplay modes, and even goes as far as to break down the weapon allocation for Powerhouse (only one rocket launcher, folks -- come on!) and Overlook. For instance, did you know that Powerhouse used to be named "Settlement?" Or that Swordbase is actually set in an Offiice of Naval Intelligence? That means we'll be spending our time getting one-hit killed from behind while trying to glean campaign information from the destructible computer monitors littered throughout the level. Damn you, Bungie!

We are, however, quite partial to Swordbase's many levels (all the better for us to jetpack around!), but you could be all about those outdoor environments. Who knows?! One thing's for sure: you can peep both options in the gallery below.

Posted by IGN Apr 12 2010 18:23 GMT in Xbox 360 News
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Batches now being sold at 400 points each.

Posted by Kotaku Apr 12 2010 18:00 GMT in Heavy Rain
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#republished I enjoyed Quantic Dream's "Heavy Rain," but I wanted to love it. The game's marriage of mature story with populist design and easy-to-grasp controls show what we should come to expect from single-player, interactive entertainment. It's a video game for the folks who aren't skilled enough to enjoy playing "Modern Warfare 2″ online or willing to invest the time needed to learn the intricacies of "Final Fantasy XIII's" so-called "battle system," yet want something a little more nuanced than casual titles like "Wii Sports Resort" or "Rock Band 2." More »

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2010 17:35 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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On this day, all the way back in 1992, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past hit the gaming scene. This game has become one of the all-time greats that the industry has to offer. I can’t believe this title came out that long ago. I’m starting to get depressed [...]

Posted by Joystiq Apr 12 2010 19:00 GMT in Nintendo News
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Been lusting after all of the content on offer from Netflix, but only have a Wii to grab those digital delectations off the superhighway of information? Well, those magical little discs are now shipping to everyone, allowing the millions of Wii users in the U.S. who have the appropriate Netflix subscription and broadband internet to enjoy full instant-streaming functionality on their little white boxes. Rejoice!

So, what will you watch first? We suggest you go for something classy, like Mr. Warmth: The Don Rickles Project. And, hey, if laughter isn't really your thing, we still got you covered with Joystiq Box Office. We live to serve, folks!

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2010 17:26 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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Coming from the official Nintendo of Europe hub page… Thanks to Stan for the heads up!

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Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2010 17:12 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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Considering what you get in the music creator, I’d say this is a pretty damn good job! Thanks to Wiggymaster for the heads up!

Posted by Kotaku Apr 12 2010 17:40 GMT in Red Dead Redemption
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#rockstar Fans eagerly awaiting next month's release of Red Dead Redemption should mosey on over to Rockstar's Gunslingers Facebook app, where they can work out their frustrations against each other the old-fashioned way - with a barrage of hot lead. More »

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2010 17:03 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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Doing your makeup with your Princess Peach-shelled DS. Man, this image could set back female games by 10 years!

Posted by IGN Apr 12 2010 17:33 GMT in Rush'N Attack Ex-Patriot
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Shadow Complex goes multiplatform... kind of.

Posted by Kotaku Apr 12 2010 17:20 GMT in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
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#respawnentertainment They say they don't even know what their next game will be yet. But the former leads behind Modern Warfare 2 tell Kotaku their new company, Respawn Entertainment, will make something big that won't be "exploited." More »

Posted by Joystiq Apr 12 2010 18:15 GMT in Nintendo News
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IGF 2008 finalist Noitu Love 2: Devolution is a 2D action game notable for having an extremely odd control system that combines keyboard-based movement with mouse gestures. It's now being ported to WiiWare, no doubt with Wii motion controls adding an extra layer of oddness to the run-and-gun's control scheme.

The port is being developed by Golgoth Studio, the French studio behind the HD remakes of Toki (which was without a publisher last time we heard) and Joe and Mac. It asked the community for retro remake ideas when it received its WiiWare developer credentials. Whoever is responsible for this idea, the result is another interesting indie game on WiiWare. If you'd like to try it now, there's a demo of the PC version on original developer Konjak's site.

[Via Gamerbytes]

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2010 16:43 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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San Mateo, Calif. – Apr. 12, 2010 – Military Madness: Nectaris, the classic turn-based strategy game published by Hudson Entertainment, the North and South American subsidiary of HUDSON SOFT, is now available for download on WiiWare™ for 1000 Wii™ points. This latest recruit to the series title features the same strategic gameplay that Military [...]

Posted by GoNintendo Apr 12 2010 16:37 GMT in The Conduit 2
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Levels thus far - Helipad, located in a Jungle. - Oil Derrick (rig) - Atlantis - Siberia - Lost City of Z - levels to have greater sense of scale and multiple paths - levels will be larger with more varied environments - Story: a centuries old truce has been broken, allowing two rival alien factions to come out of hiding and [...]

Posted by Kotaku Apr 12 2010 17:00 GMT in Super Street Fighter IV
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#captivate2010 Each year Capcom hosts a big event to show off their year's worth of games, bringing together international game writers, their developers a few lucky fans. More »