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Splinter Cell Conviction gets a release date

By Gavin Mannion
September 24, 2009
in :  Gaming
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If you have images enabled the entire story has now been revealed to you however just to confirm. Splinter Cell: Conviction has been given a release date of the 23rd of February 2010 and we are not expecting this date to be moved again. The game has been looking pretty well polished in recent weeks and what with another 4 …

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Microsoft to buy EA games – Sony and Activision will not be pleased

By Gavin Mannion
September 24, 2009
in :  Gaming
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A weird rumour has popped up on the internal stock market over night with Reuters of all people posting that Microsoft are looking at purchasing EA Games in full. The rumour is currently being looked at seriously with shares in EA Games shooting up by 8% but really can really be good for the gaming industry. I would highly doubt …

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EA verbally bitch slaps the Australian ratings board

By Gavin Mannion
September 24, 2009
in :  Gaming
1

I think any logical and slightly intelligent person can agree that the fact that horror’s, porno’s and drug saturated movies are allowed to be sold in Australia but yet games aimed at the adult population aren’t is a bit of a farce. Unfortunately most videogame companies have been diplomatic about the draconian censorship rules in Australia and when their games …

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Zero Punctuation: Guitar Hero 5 AND Rockband Beatles

By Gavin Mannion
September 24, 2009
in :  Gaming, Reviews
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What better way is there to start a public holiday than to sit back and listen to Yahtzee rip into our two favourite music games. Well a better way would have been to go out last night to the wee hours in the morning and then completely sleep past this post and only be viewing it at about 1 in …

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Wolfenstein pulled from shelves in Germany – Not yet banned

By Gavin Mannion
September 24, 2009
in :  Gaming
Comments Off on Wolfenstein pulled from shelves in Germany – Not yet banned

As you most probably know all games that portray Nazi symbolism have to go through a cleansing process before they are allowed to be released in Germany, apparently the Germans don’t like to be reminded of their not so glorious past. Anyway the big news this morning is that a few swastikas were missed in the Wolfenstein cleanse and as …

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PS3 Globes are going to have force feedback

By Gavin Mannion
September 24, 2009
in :  Gaming
1

First up I think it’s about time Sony gave these things a name. The most common name for their upcoming motion controller is The Wand but I have heard some of the dev’s calling it The Globe and to be honest I prefer that one. Anyway at TGS this morning Kaz Hirai has been giving the keynote speech and one …

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Get Ready to Drop : Free Halo: ODST Premium Theme

By Geoffrey Tim
September 23, 2009
in :  Gaming
7

Much to my surprise, the “Get Ready to Drop” premium theme had little to do with the daily bowel movements necessitated by a protein-rich diet. It is in fact a free Halo: ODST premium theme. Free as long as you’re a paying Gold subscriber, that is. The official description reads : ODSTs aren’t the only ones getting their hands on …

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Leaked SEGA/Sony Document Details PS2 and Dreamcast games for PS3

By Geoffrey Tim
September 23, 2009
in :  Gaming
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Woops! Somebody screwed up, and they screwed up BIG TIME. If a planning document that showed up on SEGA’s PR site holds any truth – and indications are that it does – then SEGA have just inadvertently let the PS3 backwards compatibility cat out of the bag. The document details all sorts of SEGA and Sony hand-holding, but the references …

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