Sony’s Motion Controller Is The PlayStation Move [Gdc]
March 10, 2010 by admin
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Say goodbye to the Arc or Gem and hello to the PlayStation Move. Sony has revealed the official name for its motion controller, coming this fall in three forms – alone, with the PlayStation Eye, or bundled with a PS3. More
GDC 2010: Final Fantasy XIII Launch Event
March 10, 2010 by admin
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Sophia Tong takes you through the official Final Fantasy XIII launch party.
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GDC 2010: Final Fantasy XIII Launch Event
The PlanetXbox360 Monthly Giveaway: Final Fantasy XIII
March 7, 2010 by newsbot
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2010 is all about free stuff here at PlanetXbox360 and we have a new monthly contest for you, the only thing needed to enter is become a daily visitor of the website and be active in our official forums – this month it’s Final Fantasy XIII.
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The PlanetXbox360 Monthly Giveaway: Final Fantasy XIII
The Characters Of Zenonia 2 [Gamevil]
March 2, 2010 by admin
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Gamevil’s follow-up to the beloved iPhone role-playing game Zenonia brings four new characters, ranged fighters Ekne and Morpice, and melee warriors Daza and Lu. Get to know them in their official bios. Zenonia 2: The Lost Memory, in closed beta testing as you read this, features four characters, each falling into one of two categories, ranged and melee. The teenage paladin Lu and Warrior Daza will be at the forefront of battle, taking as good as they can get while magician Morpice and pistol-packing Ekne take up the rear. I’m a little worried about ranged characters in a game controlled with a virtual joystick, which doesn’t always work, but I am looking forward to getting my hands on all four of these new characters when Zenonia 2 hits the iPhone app store, hopefully later this month.

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News: Blur beta starts next week
March 1, 2010 by admin
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Keys given away in website promotions. Official Activision blogger Dan Amrich has confirmed that Blur’s multiplayer beta will start next week, on Monday 8th March. “Several websites will be launching contests and giving away beta tokens starting on Tuesday, 2nd March,” he said. “The gameplay sessions that those tokens unlock do not begin until Monday, 8th March.” News broke (along with some erroneous reports that the testing would being today) when subscribers to the Fileplanet website were invited to “exclusive access into a highly classified Xbox 360 beta event”. Respondents said the game was Blur, according to Kotaku. Read more…

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News: Blur beta starts next week
News: Blur beta starts next week
March 1, 2010 by admin
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Keys given away in website promotions. Official Activision blogger Dan Amrich has confirmed that Blur’s multiplayer beta will start next week, on Monday 8th March. “Several websites will be launching contests and giving away beta tokens starting on Tuesday, 2nd March,” he said. “The gameplay sessions that those tokens unlock do not begin until Monday, 8th March.” News broke (along with some erroneous reports that the testing would being today) when subscribers to the Fileplanet website were invited to “exclusive access into a highly classified Xbox 360 beta event”. Respondents said the game was Blur, according to Kotaku. Read more…

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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 TV Commercial Now Online in HD
March 1, 2010 by newsbot
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This morning we have the launch TV commercial for Battlefield: Bad Company 2 from EA Games – stay tuned for our official review of the highly-anticipated first-person shooter later this week; it will hit retail stores on March 2, 2010.
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 TV Commercial Now Online in HD
Kotaku ‘Shop Contest: Next-Gen Cereal System Edition [Photoshop]
February 28, 2010 by admin
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Last week a box of 22-year-old cereal sold for more than $200 on eBay . Video game cereals died in the 8-bit era. Since then there have been four console generations – and zero cereal systems. That’s where you come in. This week’s assignment: Create a game-themed cereal box whose crossover is just as cynical, whose contents are half as nutritious, and whose lifespan would be even shorter-lived than the Nintendo Cereal System of 1988. Considering the hundreds of games we’ve seen since then, this is the most open-ended ‘Shop Contest topic to date. But don’t be limited by that timeframe. If you want to do some Frosted Mini-Fairchild Channel F Wheats, have at it. Your source material is basically infinite, but here is a very good site to get you started: Cereal Box Covers at Cover Browser There are some 850 cereal box covers spanning the history of 20th century breakfast at that link. I am honestly expecting no fewer that four dozen Team Fortress 2 submissions, and at least one Peter Jackson’s King Kong: The Official Cereal of the Official Game of the Movie. Get cracking! We’ll round up the 20 best next week. Note: Image dimensions cannot be larger than 800 pixels tall and 1200 pixels wide. Thanks.

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Aion: The Official Magazine Packed WIth In-Game Goodnies [Ncsoft]
February 26, 2010 by admin
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NCsoft reveals Aion: The Official Magazine, a monthly online publication that delivers the latest news, player guides, and community tips to Aion players to the tune of $3.99 an issue, with exclusive in-game items lurking in every issue. The first issue of Aion: The Official Magazine hits the game’s official website next month, with 100 pages worth of news, features, guides, and interviews. It also includes an exclusive Kerub hat for your character. Which is more attractive to your average Aion player? Preordering the first issue scores players five black or white dyes, used to change the color of their characters’ clothing, while purchasing a subscription to the magazine offers even more rewards, with pilot hats, scrolls, potions, and more for those opting to pay $21.54 for a 6-issue subscription or $47.88 for 12-issues. Note that the 12-issue price is likely a typo. The website says $3.19 an issue, which would actually work out to $38.28. It seems a bit pricey for an online-only publication, but then I work for a website that pumps out information on a daily basis without charging for it, so I’m biased. I also don’t hand out codes for in-game items every month, which I suspect will be the main reason people buy Aion: The Official Magazine. Aion: The Official Magazine [NCsoft]

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Castle Crashers Adds Xtreme Volleyball Action To PSN Port [The Behemoth]
February 25, 2010 by admin
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Gosh! It’s been a while since we’ve heard about the PlayStation Network port of The Behemoth’s Castle Crashers. The game is still coming (whew!), reassures the game’s developer, making that reassurance sweeter with the addition of volleyball mini-games(!!!). Castle Crashers in its PlayStation 3 form will coming with the most robust volleyball addition The Behemoth has ever done, including cooperative and competitive volleyball action, online or off, with magic attacks applied directly to the ball. Leaderboards, sweet spiking moves and more, all detailed at the official Behemoth devblog. While our attention may have already shifted to The Behemoth’s next game, Battleblock Theater (aka ” Game 3 “), the addition of ball sports is enough to warrant a second look, don’t you think? Crashing Some PSN Castles [The Behemoth Devblog]

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Castle Crashers Adds Xtreme Volleyball Action To PSN Port [The Behemoth]

