Date archives for September, 2011

September 22nd, 2011
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I've just shown my might and defeated the Eurogamer team at Power Stone 2. Result! #egxp



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Was loving Everybody's Golf on #PSVita until it crashed and died! #egxp



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Nintendo Download: 22nd September 2011 (Europe)

TwinBee rides again

Wii owners aren't tremendously well catered-for this week but 3DS owners get to play a new 3D Classic, so as usual it's easy come, easy go here at the Nintendo Download. Let's see what lucky Europeans will get to pick up on Thursday.

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3D Classics: TwinBee (Nintendo, €5/£4.50) — The 3D Classics range continues to mine the distant past of gaming, now resurrecting 1985 coin-op TwinBee for the three-dimensonal treatment. We'll see how well it fares in our upcoming review.

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Cut the Rope (Chillingo, 500pts) — Chillingo's thread-snipping puzzle game Cut the Rope finally makes it across to Nintendo DSi. For the unaware, the aim of the game is to feed candy to a tiny alien. If that sounds like the kind of game you could get along with, look for our upcoming review.

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Currently in the queue to play PS Vita. Looks like I could be here a while! #egxp



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Eurogamer Expo has four-player Power Stone 2 - I'm in heaven! #egxp



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Nice bit of fanservice in the PS3 Sonic Generations demo: 'Missing since 1993' with picture of Ray and Mighty! #egxp



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Sky 3D is clear and depth is great, but it depends on the content: would you watch a movie on the 3DS screen?



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Very impressive Sky 3D demo on #3DS - no release information yet though.



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Stood with @antdickens in the #egxp queue. It's very long already.



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On my way to #egxp. Had a lovely taxi driver who spoke of his love for Super Mario World, though he finds SMB3 'cold'. Nobody's perfect.


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