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Posted by IGN Feb 20 2014 19:22 GMT in Gaming News
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Sacred 3 is coming to PC, Xbox 360, and PS3 with cooperative hack-and-slash action the series is known for.

Posted by Joystiq Feb 20 2014 19:00 GMT in PC Gaming News
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Joystiq Streams needs a break from all the high octane shooting action it's been doing in Titanfall. What better way to unwind from massive bouts of mech violence than with Necrophone Games' deeply strange Jazzpunk? Its heady blend of bizarre humor, pop culture detritus, adventure and weird mini-games has entranced a number of players this month, Joystiq's own Jess Conditt among them.

Jess will be streaming Jazzpunk on Joystiq's Twitch channel at 4PM EST. Anthony John Agnello will be hanging out in the chat, feeding your questions directly to Jess. Come talk with us and reveal in Jazzpunk's peculiar glow. [Image: Necrophone Games]

Posted by Kotaku Feb 20 2014 18:43 GMT in Activision
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When I played through Call of Duty: Ghosts I got the distinct feeling that something was missing, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it. That's because the glory of Space Cats is forever beyond our human reach. We can but download them as one of many character and personalization packs added to the game today. Read more...

Posted by IGN Feb 20 2014 19:19 GMT in Nintendo News
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Even after moving to a dedicated event server, Twitch Plays Pokemon is still having issues.

Posted by GoNintendo Feb 20 2014 19:17 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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A portion of a NWR review...

The repetition might be part of the joke, as the life of these blacksmiths involves weapon crafting, renting, and little else. Weapon Shop de Omasse is kind of like The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds but if you played as Ravio. The writing can be clever, but it’s not strong enough to carry the entire experience. With super simple gameplay, the only rewarding part of Weapon Shop de Omasse is its lighthearted story that isn’t all that memorable.

Full review here

Posted by IGN Feb 20 2014 19:06 GMT in BioShock: Infinite
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This week we're discussing Ken Levine "winding down" Irrational, Cliff Bleszinski's belief that disc-based games are dead, and the state of the industry.

Posted by Rock, Paper, Shotgun Feb 20 2014 19:00 GMT in PC Gaming News
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Gone Home was an inspired, beautifully heartfelt thing that clearly had a profound affect on people of multiple codes and creeds. It was powerful, delicate, and… we’ve probably said everything about it that it’s possible for one website largely made up of hairy men to say. At some point, it becomes time to move forward and explore new territory. That’s exactly what Steve Gaynor, Karla Zimonja, and the rest of the Gone Home team are doing right now: exploring. They don’t know precisely what form their next game will take just yet, but in a lengthy (and frankly, often very silly) interview, they let me inside their creative process. Go below to find out what lies beyond Gone Home for the Fullbright Company. 

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Posted by GoNintendo Feb 20 2014 18:45 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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LOS ANGELES, CA (FEBRUARY 20, 2014) – Globally renowned Japanese game company LEVEL-5, best known for the critically acclaimed PROFESSOR LAYTON and NI NO KUNI, has released WEAPON SHOP de OMASSE, a comedic tribute to classic RPGs, in North America and Europe in the Nintendo eShop on Nintendo 3DS.

WEAPON SHOP de OMASSE was created by comedian Yoshiyuki Hirai whose well-known passion for and intimate knowledge of games and comics have led him to a variety of multimedia opportunities, including his current stint as a comic book artist. Before his rise to stardom as a comedian, Hirai wished to become a game creator, and WEAPON SHOP de OMASSE marks the debut of that dream. The game was initially released only in Japan as part of the four-game compilation GUILD01, and is the last of the four titles to be released in the Nintendo eShop in North America and Europe.

“It’s an incredible honor to have my title represent the conclusion of the GUILD series in the West,” said Yoshiyuki Hirai, creator of WEAPON SHOP de OMASSE. “The core of this game is ‘I’m forging and renting weapons to heroes. Will they be able to bring peace to the world with the weapons I’ve made!?’ Each hero has their own backstory and personal reasons for their quests which means that you need to think carefully about renting out your weapons... but what if you fail to do so? You’ll find out! The contrast between the seriousness of weapon-forging and the eccentric characters is sure to make you laugh, and maybe even stir up some sentiment. I hope you enjoy the game!”

About WEAPON SHOP de OMASSE:

WEAPON SHOP de OMASSE gives players a different perspective on classic RPGs by putting them in the shoes of Yuhan, a young apprentice in an unconventional weapon shop inside an RPG. Players will forge weapons in rhythm game fashion, rent them out to a hodgepodge of quirky heroes, and follow their quests on the Grindcast adventure stream. A hero’s success or failure depends on the quality and selection of the player’s weapon – a true masterpiece might end up saving the world!

WEAPON SHOP de OMASSE is now available in North America and Europe in the Nintendo eShop on Nintendo 3DS for $7.99 / €7.99 / ₤7.19.

More information about WEAPON SHOP de OMASSE can be found online at http://level5ia.com/blackbox/weapon-shop-de-omasse/.

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Posted by IGN Feb 20 2014 18:44 GMT in Nintendo News
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Millions of us are watching an IRC bot play Pokemon Red. It’s 2014, and the internet is a weird and fascinating place.

Posted by GoNintendo Feb 20 2014 18:42 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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- expect to release it in March, but aren't 100% sure yet
- Priced at €8.99 and $9.99
- move the character with d-pad or joystick, jump with A or B and paint & choose colors with the touchscreen
- 2 player asymmetric gameplay: move the character with the d-pad of the Wii Remote and jump with button 2; other person uses colors via touchscreen
- Wii U version includes all the achievements from the Steam version
- Finishing the game unlocks the "emptiness mode", which has different puzzles, more enemies and is harder
- during off-TV play, sound moves to the GamePad and the TV displays a logo
- Beautifun Games next game is called Megamagic. They say it is a mix of Command & Conquer, Street of Rage, Pokémon and classic Zelda gameplay.
- Megamagic is headed to PC, but they have something planned for other platforms

Posted by Kotaku Feb 20 2014 18:00 GMT in Gaming News
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There's something really peaceful and fun about slowly clearing this board of different colored pieces of paper. It reminds me of playing with the paint bucket tool in MS Paint. It can also get just as frustrating as when you have a space in your outline that you didn't catch.Read more...

Posted by Kotaku Feb 20 2014 18:15 GMT in Humble Indie Bundle
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The Logitech G710+ was one of your top 5 nominations for Best Gaming Keyboard, and today it's available from NCIX for just $105. We do not expect their stock to last, so when it runs out, Amazon also has it on sale for $115.Read more...

Posted by Valve Feb 20 2014 18:37 GMT in Steam
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The Ubisoft Publisher Weekend starts today with great deals on Ubisoft titles! From now through Monday* pick up hundreds of titles up to 75% off!

Today's Daily Deal features the Might & Magic Franchise up to 75% off!

As a bonus to start the sale, fans can also find discounts on Anno 2070, Rocksmith 2014 and Trials Evolution: Gold Edition!

*All discounts end Monday, February 24th at 10AM Pacific Time.
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Posted by GoNintendo Feb 20 2014 18:35 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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Tengami may have just launched on iOS, but what about the Wii U version? While Nyamyam hasn't given an official date, they have pinned down the title for launch in June. Hopefully we'll get a specific day soon.

Posted by GoNintendo Feb 20 2014 18:32 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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- coming from Jakks Pacific
- called the Super Mario Kart Ride-On
- features full range of sound effects
- switch between on/off-road tires
- vailable throughout the UK from autumn/winter this year

Posted by IGN Feb 20 2014 18:30 GMT in Minecraft
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Think Creepers are bad news? Wait until you hear true tales of tick attacks!

Posted by GoNintendo Feb 20 2014 18:28 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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Model Comparison: Manta HullBreach: Uncloaked vs. HullBreach pic.twitter.com/bbAcUbmhHe

— HULLBREACH STUDIOS (@HullBreachGames) February 20, 2014

Model Comparison: Shuttlecraft Hullbreach: Uncloaked vs. HullBreach Online pic.twitter.com/5GZWqC6w7g

— HULLBREACH STUDIOS (@HullBreachGames) February 20, 2014

Posted by GoNintendo Feb 20 2014 18:26 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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The Animal Crossing: New Leaf 2-Poster Set is currently unavailable at this time. https://t.co/70vk6GVlRC

— Vernon Schieck (@kitroplious) February 20, 2014

Posted by IGN Feb 20 2014 18:26 GMT in PlayStation News
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This all-new Vita-exclusive murder mystery has joined the ranks of Vita's best games. Come find out why.

Posted by IGN Feb 20 2014 18:26 GMT in Nintendo News
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IGN Nintendo gathers to look back on everyone's favorite sidekick, Luigi.

Posted by GoNintendo Feb 20 2014 18:25 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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Penguin no Mondai+ Bakushou! Roulette Battle! Japense boxart #Nintendo #3DS #boxart pic.twitter.com/j9ut7gkM09

— NintendoTweet (@NintendoTweet) February 20, 2014

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Posted by GoNintendo Feb 20 2014 18:24 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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May be the iOS launch trailer, but we still get another look at the game!


Posted by GoNintendo Feb 20 2014 18:23 GMT in Nintendo Stuff
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A portion of a Siliconera review...

Ultimately, Weapon Shop de Omasse is a tough game to sell. I absolutely adore the game, but will other people like it too? I feel like there’s only a super specific audience that will appreciate it. Do you: Own a Nintendo 3DS? Have a familiarity with classic RPG conventions and frustrations? Think you could be satisfied reading about adventures rather than going on them yourself? Deal well with multi-tasking? You kind of need to answer “yes” to all of those to get the most out of this release.

Full review here

Posted by Joystiq Feb 20 2014 18:00 GMT in Nintendo 3DS
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The International Trade Commission has found in favor of Nintendo in a case involving three companies claiming the gaming giant infringed on their patents with the creation of the Nintendo DS and 3DS handhelds.

In 2012, Technology Properties Limited LLC, Phoenix Digital Solutions LLC and Patriot Scientific Corporation - three companies specializing in patent licensing - filed suit against Nintendo, claiming that the company had infringed on a high-efficiency processor patent in the creation of its most recent handhelds. After nearly two years in court, Nintendo has emerged victorious.

"We are very pleased with the commission's determination, which confirmed the judge's finding that Nintendo's products do not infringe the asserted patent," said Nintendo of America vice president Richard Medway in a statement trumpeting the company's victory. "Nintendo's track record demonstrates that we vigorously defend patent lawsuits, including cases in the ITC, when we believe we have not infringed another party's patent. Nintendo continues to develop unique and innovative products while respecting the intellectual property rights of others."

That track record Medway mentions does indeed demonstrate that Nintendo is an ardent defender of its intellectual property rights, though the company's history in the courtroom is far from spotless. Less than a year ago, Nintendo was ordered to pay $30.2 million for infringing on a 3D display patent held by Seijiro Tomita. [Image: Nintendo]