Metro 2033 Launch Trailer

Fear the Future! Out now for PC and Xbox 360!

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Metro 2033 Launch Trailer

3D Gaming Goes From The PC To The TV [PC]

NVIDIA, a company known for its graphics cards for PCs, today revealed a push for the living room of the future, with the release of software that allows PC gamers to play in 3D on their television sets. More

Ghost Recon mini-movie being made by directors of Oscar-winning short

Ubisoft taps two of three Logorama filmmakers to make $8-$10 million, 20-minute prequel for this holiday season’s Future Soldier.

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Ghost Recon mini-movie being made by directors of Oscar-winning short

Ubisoft taps two of three Logorama filmmakers to make $8-$10 million, 20-minute prequel for this holiday season’s Future Soldier.

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Ghost Recon mini-movie being made by directors of Oscar-winning short

Oscar Winners to Make Ghost Recon Movie

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier (X360) Live-action prequel announced.

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Oscar Winners to Make Ghost Recon Movie

Oscar Winners to Make Ghost Recon Movie

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier (X360) Live-action prequel announced.

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Oscar Winners to Make Ghost Recon Movie

Metro 2033 – Hands-On Preview

A couple weeks ago we had sat down with Metro 2033, going into the event completely naïve as to what to expect; we walked away very excited to get our hands on the final release build. Video games set in the future have had an especially grim outlook recently. THQ and 4A Games look to top them by creating the most grim/depressing game of them all in a post-apocalyptic horror story set in the metro tunnels and stations beneath Moscow in Metro 2033. Full preview is after the break:

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Metro 2033 – Hands-On Preview

Microsoft CEO Hints at New Forms, Options for Xbox 360 [Microsoft]

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was supposed to be talking about cloud computing on Thursday, but an offhand remark during a Q&A session hinted that additional “form factors” for the Xbox 360, with price points to suit them, are being considered. By “form factor” Ballmer evidently means something vastly different from a hard drive or HDMI configuration. Someone posed a question about hardware diversity – not specifically mentioning the 360 – and Ballmer seemed concerned by the fact there’s “no diversity” in the 360 line. We actually have a TV implementation in some senses built into Windows. It works really well for small screen TVs that you might call a PC, but for that big screen device here’s a piece of hardware that we build, there’s no diversity. You get exactly the Xboxes that we build for you. We may have more form factors in the future that are designed for various price points and options, but we think it’s going to [be] important. Whatever that could be, your guess is as good as mine. McWhertor, back in January, reported that Microsoft is still intent on bringing some set-top box/DVR functionality to the Xbox 360 via Uverse and Mediaroom, although it won’t be a device that replaces one outright. Maybe that is at play here. It’s also just as likely that Ballmer’s comments reflect strategic thinking only, not something yet grounded in solid plans. Ballmer: More Xbox Form Factors in the Future? [Gearlog via Gizmodo ]

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QuakeCon 2010: It’s A Date! [Id]

id software today announced a date, time and place for QuakeCon, its annual celebration of all things Quake. And Doom. And anything else id has ever done, or is doing in the future. It’ll run August 12 to August 15, at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Texas. Entry will be free, and you can bet there’ll be some id-related announcements to be had, along with the chance to meet some developers and take part in a massive LAN party. Who knows. You may even get to see a little/lot of more of id’s upcoming project Rage.

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QuakeCon 2010: It’s A Date! [Id]

QuakeCon 2010: It’s A Date! [Id]

id software today announced a date, time and place for QuakeCon, its annual celebration of all things Quake. And Doom. And anything else id has ever done, or is doing in the future. It’ll run August 12 to August 15, at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Texas. Entry will be free, and you can bet there’ll be some id-related announcements to be had, along with the chance to meet some developers and take part in a massive LAN party. Who knows. You may even get to see a little/lot of more of id’s upcoming project Rage.

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QuakeCon 2010: It’s A Date! [Id]

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