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Posted by Kotaku Jun 28 2010 20:00 GMT in Singularity
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#singularity People know I'm a fan of Lost, so they send me Lost sightings. Such as this Lost "donkey wheel" in new first-person shooter Singularity. From Raven Software, the people who put cake in a Wolverine game. Turn that island! More »

Posted by Kotaku Jun 28 2010 20:20 GMT in Gaming News
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#ipad Japanese Harvest Moon publishers Marvelous Entertainment has unleashed Followars onto the iPad, a two-player game that turns your Twitter followers into combatants in turn-based role-playing battles to the death. More »

Posted by GoNintendo Jun 28 2010 20:24 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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Well, I guess that DSiWare release isn’t going to be the only version of Dragon’s Lair to hit the DS. I’m surprised to see that Ignition picked this one up. I think they’re banking on nostalgia for some purchases of this version. Well, at least we can hope that the retail version [...]

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Posted by GoNintendo Jun 28 2010 20:21 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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wait whats the diff between game a and b


Posted by IGN Jun 28 2010 20:21 GMT in PlayStation News
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Sony looking at new console bundles rather than price drop.

Posted by Joystiq Jun 28 2010 21:15 GMT in Gaming News
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The reduction of new IP coming out of Marvelous Entertainment isn't as total as we'd heard. In a recent investor Q&A summarized by air-be and translated by Siliconera, the company revealed that it will have original IP in the next fiscal year, for "new hardware." The current fiscal year ends March 31, 2011.

This hardware is likely to be something other than the 3DS. The company refers to that system explicitly when discussing its plans to release a Harvest Moon game on Nintendo's extradimensional handheld. That Harvest Moon game, by the way, also won't be ready until the next fiscal year, which means that you won't be planting crops deep into the ground -- with visible depth -- at the 3DS's launch.

Posted by GoNintendo Jun 28 2010 20:00 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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After 17-year old Stephen Placencia died in 2008 following a fight with liver cancer, his parents decided to honor his memory by starting a foundation that outfits hospitals with consumer electronics and videogame systems. The Kick Cancer for Stephen Foundation—the name a nod to the boy’s favorite sport, soccer—donated over $8,5000 worth of devices [...]

Posted by Joystiq Jun 28 2010 20:55 GMT in Gaming News
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Oh those crazy publishers, always sending us crazy stuff for their crazy games. Why, just today we received the suspicious looking red suitcase seen above for Mafia 2 -- one which we presumed to be full of human heads (that's what early 20th Century gangsters carry around, no?) until we crowbarred it open and looked inside. Lo and behold, it actually contained a dossier detailing some of the game's main characters, as well as a note for "Paulie," which we've catalogued for you in the gallery below. Now make with the clickin', wise guy!

Posted by GoNintendo Jun 28 2010 19:56 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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This seller has multiple Nintendo-related auctions with all sorts of amazing merchandise. Check out the best of the best here.

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Posted by Kotaku Jun 28 2010 19:40 GMT in Silent Hill 8
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#clips The psychological horror series Silent Hill appears to be on a return to its roots with the next entry, a dark, stormy and flashlight-lit scarefest that's very different from the more cerebral and most recent entry, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. More »

Posted by Kotaku Jun 28 2010 19:20 GMT in Lost Planet 2
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#dlc Capcom is delivering more downloadable content to Lost Planet 2 next month, with a special Rush Arena mode featuring you and three friends against every boss in the game. More »

Posted by IGN Jun 28 2010 19:36 GMT in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4
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If there's no grass on the field, play Quidditch.

Posted by Joystiq Jun 28 2010 20:32 GMT in Halo: Reach
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I'm one of those rare gamers who prefer shooting computer controlled bad guys instead of good old-fashioned human beings. Competition doesn't bother me as much as the jerks on the other side; the whiny pre-teens, racists and cheaters. Forget about deathmatch. I'd rather cozy up on the couch and enjoy single-player.

Halo 3: ODST changed that, thanks to Firefight mode. Bungie took my love for slaughtering AI bad guys and fused it with team-based play, where up to four players work co-operatively to outlast progressively difficult waves of Covenant. It was essentially the best of both virtual worlds, where I satisfied my desire to murder bots while cracking jokes with friends.

That's why Halo: Reach is high on my radar. Firefight returns, but with a slew of new options that make it even more rewarding, starting with online matchmaking. Now you can play this mode 24/7 with anyone in the world. Yes, that means I could randomly wind up with three jerks, but at least one thing remains constant, and that's the Covenant. Even if my team goes rogue, I can still set off and murder aliens.

Posted by GoNintendo Jun 28 2010 19:31 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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Thanks to all of you that sent this in! I have to ask, are a lot of you upset that King K. Rool isn’t going to make a return, and that the Kremlings in general are being held back?

Posted by IGN Jun 28 2010 19:33 GMT in Animal Color Cross
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Go on a camera safari and test your logic with colors and numbers; great family fun.

Posted by IGN Jun 28 2010 19:32 GMT in Nintendo News
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Company not commenting on Reggie's statement.

Posted by Kotaku Jun 28 2010 19:00 GMT in Gaming News
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#pullquote Nintendo President Satoru Iwata addresses video game piracy in a nonchalant manner at a recent talk with talk with investors. More »

Posted by IGN Jun 28 2010 19:03 GMT in Red Faction: Arcade [Untitled]
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Download-only game coming before retail release.

The wait is over for the free game inspired by the legendary King's Quest series.

Posted by PlayStation Blog Jun 28 2010 19:02 GMT in Atelier Rorona
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Hi everyone! I’m back to remind you that Trinity Universe will be shipped for the PS3 tomorrow!

After my last blog post, I received many positive comments regarding Trinity Universe from you all. I have to apologize that I haven’t been able to reply to every comment, but I gotta say I was so happy to hear that you are looking forward to Trinity Universe and Atelier Rorona!

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When there are two main characters with their own stories, it is usually the case that one gets more attention. Kanata (the male character) has been getting more attention, I believe. So today, I want to talk about something special for other main character, Rizelea!

If you start with Rizelea’s story, you can utilize the Meteorite Workshop. Meteorites are cosmic stones and crystals that drift to the Netheruniverse. Well, they drift throughout space, so it isn’t just for the Netheruniverse. There are many different kinds and types of Meteorites, and you can strengthen your characters’ parameters by equipping them. Expand upon their natural strengths or compensate for their weaknesses — it’s up to you.

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Equipping Meteorites on your Planetary Rings sometimes give you special effects, called Planetary Effects, such as regaining HP every battle turn, or nullifying certain elemental attacks — don’t underestimate Meteorites!

In order to utilize Meteorites, you will need to have various types of Mana and Souls. You can obtain Mana through battle when you use weapons with corresponding Managraphics. Souls are obtained by efficiently taking out different types of monsters. How you place the Meteorites determine what Planetary Effects you will receive. And here is one important tip: the closer you place Meteorites to the core of the Planetary Rings, the more effective that Meteorite will be. It’s important to strategically place your Meteorites.

There is more information on the official Trinity Universe website, so make sure to stop by. You’ll not only learn game information, but you can also get special Trinity Universe wallpapers and read comics. If you want to start your Monday with a little giggle, these comic strips will be perfect for that. :-)

Thank you again for reading my post. I hope you enjoyed it! P.S. NIS America will be having a booth at Anime Expo in Los Angeles! So if you are planning to visit there, make sure to visit booth #203! Hope to see you there!


Posted by Joystiq Jun 28 2010 20:00 GMT in Enslaved
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North American gamers face a tough choice regarding Enslaved: Odyssey to the West: when you make your own fateful journey to a store to pre-order the game, your choice of store will determine which alternate character costume, with stat bonuses, you will be able to unlock:
  • GameStop (EB Games in Canada) pre-orders will include "Ninja Monkey," who has unlimited use of the "stun" and "plasma" blast for his staff.
  • Walmart purchases add "Classic Monkey," with a costume inspired by the game's source, the classical Chinese novel Journey to the West, and twice the melee attack power -- and it also makes Monkey look even more like Dragon Ball's Goku (who's inspired by the same source text).
  • Best Buy-ers will receive ... "Sexy Robot Trip," who reveals a specific fetish on the part of someone at Namco Bandai by making Trip simultaneously sexier and more robotic. Using this costume doubles the duration (and sexiness) of stun moves.
Additionally, Namco Bandai has announced retailer-exclusive bundles containing more tangible bonuses. Amazon bundles will include "exclusive access" to the game's soundtrack, while Target (and Future Shop in Canada) will offer a bundle with an Enslaved comic book published by Marvel. The original press release is posted after the break.