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July 30, 2005
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Namco's promising Xbox 360 action game depicts some pretty nice city environments.
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See the new Mario soccer title in action.
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Gorgeous new trailer from the RPG sequel.
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The first ever trailer of this year's Doom motion picture is already famous.
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Behind-the-scenes with producer, Jeronimo Barrera. New screenshots too!
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If you wanna play MC3 in locomotion, the PSP version might well be an essential purchase. Hands-on coming right up, cabron!
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A quick look at the trailer before our hot upcoming interview and video walkthrough...
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Gameplay footage from Lara's latest.
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More from EA's upcoming Bond title.
July 29, 2005
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Companies realize that growth will come with expansion of the market, and for Nintendo success comes bearing slippers.
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PSP and DS play a big part in big gains for the US market.
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Taste the annelid apocalypse before putting down your cash.
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After tackling all would-be opponents in his game, the God of War turns his eye on Hollywood.
July 28, 2005
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Microsoft and Sony have been hogging the next-gen limelight of late, but Nintendo is throwing down the gauntlet and charging back in.
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The next-generation debut of Square Enix's long-lived series is set for public exposure later this year.
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It may not have been very good on consoles, but Atari is hoping to do it better on Nintendo's portable.
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UK exhibit shows off part of what you'll be enjoying on Nintendo's next-gen console.
July 27, 2005
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The man in charge of the Xbox business in Japan eyes out the challenges ahead.
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Midway's gorefest gets some big-name support
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Sega's stylish and quirky DS game earns itself a follow-up.
July 26, 2005
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New study suggests that piracy is rampant amongst teenagers, and they don't care either. Whatever.
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And you thought all Namco did was fighting games.
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Another slow week for games in the UK.
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Codemasters has just the thing to show off the power of next-gen consoles: tables.
July 25, 2005
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Ridge Racer, Resident Evil, Pro Evo and tons more coming to Microsoft's next-gen console.
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Saying it once made us nervous, but saying it again makes us downright apprehensive.
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Ubisoft's gangster-slash-street-racing game finds a home on the Internet
July 22, 2005
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Sony's handheld picks up Konami's popular realism- focussed football series. First screens.
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We're almost embarrassed to admit we're quite looking forward to this. Almost.
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Sean Combs, aka P. *ahem* Diddy, joins the cast while one NYC politician predicts bedlam.
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In case you're keeping count, that's 100,000 nice people and 1.9 million cheaters and bad losers.
July 21, 2005
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Which means that PlayStation 3 games will play better and ladies will have more desire to have sex with you.
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Pay attention now: Swearing and killing innocents = good. Boobies = bad. Chalk one up for the power of disgruntled parents and politicians.
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1.5 million Chinese gamers can't be wrong.
July 20, 2005
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Revolution left out in the cold as Capcom's super series heads to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
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Company says rumours of console's delay in Japan are bullshi...er, bogus.
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It's early days yet, but some are laying their apparently-well-reasoned guesses on the table.
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Not unexpected, but still disappointing.
July 19, 2005
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New rumours suggest Microsoft might let Xbox 360 go head-to-head with PlayStation 3 next year.
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Study suggests that people are hearing the Hot Coffee news and they're not liking it.
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Battle gladiators, kill lions and do...push-ups?
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More proof that exposure combined with a large installed base yields success.
July 18, 2005
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We get a detailed look at this all-new western-themed adventure from Neversoft and Activision. Read our impressions and check this first helping of luscious media.
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E3 might not have done it for everyone, but Robbie Bach says we'll soon see just how powerful Xbox 360 is.
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Japan shows signs of pulling itself out of its funk.
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A young wizard takes on Master Chief and comes up a little short.
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EA's latest expansion packs some covert spice to the Battlefield curry.
July 15, 2005
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It's bad for EA (and possibly worse for Microsoft), but it's being done for the right reasons.
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Cheers as SCi takes over Eidos and holds top games back to make them not-rubbish.
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Geeks rejoice as the second of the comics heavyweights enters the MMO space.
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Rockstar unveils its first licensed game, and it's a classic tale of men-in-colours bopping heads. Can you dig it?
July 14, 2005
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New survey suggests that the company's attempt to get into the heads of the Japanese isn't working.
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More maps for co-operative and competitive multiplayer - if you're into that sort of thing.
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The new circle of life: Comic begets movie begets game.
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Isn't that what you do when anger consumes your very being?
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From Excel to X360! Must-see video interview with the Microsoft veteran and Xbox visionary on many topics including: Rare in hindsight, leaving Microsoft, next-gen in-depth, Halo, Perfect Dark Zero, programming days, sort of inventing the screensaver, and current projects.
July 13, 2005
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Analysts offer their view on how things will unfold over the next year, possibly pointing to snags for Microsoft's campaign.
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With UMD movies proving a surprise success, Sony tackles another distribution mechanism.
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Nintendo's cuddly juggernaut won't be hitting the dual-screen handheld this year.
July 12, 2005
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PlayStation 3 seems like it's going to be expensive, but Sony is at least trying to keep the price down.
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Microsoft's racer will usher in new Xbox 360 features and get the competitive blood boiling.
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Or how a driving game managed to come out on top nearly a month after release.
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Fan of World of Warcraft? Back your bags - there's a show you need to attend.
July 11, 2005
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Politician says Rockstar should be held responsible for modders hacking their way into the game to uncover forgotten smut.
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Haters be damned. If you ask us, the world is a better place now that there's confirmation of more Fable to play on Xbox.
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The cover may make you think otherwise, but this is not your father's Metal Gear.
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We know it makes brand sense to call it "Advance" Wars, but it still doesn't make sense.
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Just what the Arsenal striker needed - more exposure and more money. New screens.
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E3 may be a distant memory, but this 10-minute ultimate video montage takes you back to LA to reveal the story behind the monumental week, and show off the babes!
July 8, 2005
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It may be sleek, sexy and have that screen, but the PSP is still being outmanoeuvred by the DS for gamers' affections.
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After a lengthy hiatus in game publishing limbo, THQ slams its foot down to release this current chart-topper - but has Juiced survived the pit stop?
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It's got girls, guys and some of the most homoerotic gaming suggestiveness since, erm, any Kojima game. Is it the ultimate WWE title though?
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One step forward and two steps back. Are we enthused about Konami's take on the world of simulation racing? Find out inside.
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The Spandex-clad WWE bunch are back for another go. First screens.
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Just to let you know, the Wimbledon champs are in the portable racquet-fest. Latest screens.
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And since they're owned by Microsoft, that makes for some very interesting bed-fellows.
July 7, 2005
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To be successful in the next generation, Japanese publishers have realized that they will need to appeal more to Western audiences.
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New multiplayer maps set to arrive later this week.
July 6, 2005
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First screens and details for the next-gen zombie thriller that sees you command the undead.
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American McGee's latest game is a thumb in the eye of US fear culture. First screens.
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And you thought there was no harm in pre-loading dozens of games onto an illegally modified machine.
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MTV and Midway team up for a marketing blitz that's sure to get your spinners, er, spinning. New screens.
July 5, 2005
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EA's orgy of automotive destruction gets prepped for another go.
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Publishers and developers show no sign of letting up on the World War II-themed shooters. Latest screens.
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The suave assassin is about to learn what it feels like on the other side of the scope.
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New releases can't shift EA's war-game from the premiere position on the UK chart.
July 4, 2005
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Still have burning questions about Xbox 360? Pack-ins, pricing, global launch, strategy? Chances are that Xbox's top man answers them in his latest interview.
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Playable showing for House of the Dead 4 in Tokyo suggests that the fantastic E3 demos - such as Virtua Fighter 5 - could show up sooner than expected.
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Classic RPG series returns from nothingness to Nintendo's touch-screen juggernaut.
July 1, 2005
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Extensive video interview with Xbox's top man, on many Xbox 360 topics, including "approachability", world-wide launch factors, the launch price, shortages, all aspects of the hardware, how Xbox strategy has indeed evolved, market leadership timeframe and Xbox in 15 years.
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Never one to follow the trend, Nintendo is going its own direction in the next generation.
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But there is talk that Sony's new console will take standard 2.5-inch drives.
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New levels for From from four.
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Sega's latest winner is a game in which angry beetles do battle - and the kids absolutely love it.
Satoru Iwata Video Interview - the late Nintendo president spoke with Kikizo in 2004 as 'Nintendo Revolution' loomed.
Kaz Hirai Video Interview - the first of Kikizo's interviews with the man who went on to become global head of Sony.
Ed Fries Video Interview - one of Xbox's founders discusses an epic journey from Excel to Xbox.
Yu Suzuki, the Kikizo Interview - we spend time with one of gaming's most revered creators.
Tetris - The Making of an Icon: Alexey Pajitnov and Henk Rogers reveal the fascinating story behind Tetris
Rare founders, Chris and Tim Stamper - their only interview? Genuinely 'rare' sit down with founders of the legendary studio.
The History of First-Person Shooters - a retrospective, from Maze War to Modern Warfare