Date archives for July, 2011

July 1st, 2011
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Nov 4th: Grease on PS Move and Kinect, Jillian Michaels on Kinect. I am going to love November.



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MotionSports: Adrenaline Races to October Release

Ubisoft's MotionSports Adrenaline will see a global release in October, the publisher has announced.

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Metroid Database Translates Other M Artwork for Your Pleasure

See Samus in a new light

Metroid: Other M certainly had some delicious artwork, most of which was only available in Japanese, but those hard-working folks at the Metroid Database have translated plenty of concept art into English.

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Get a Taste of MotionSports: Adrenaline in October

Start gearing up

Ubisoft's first attempt at a Move-controlled sports game, MotionSports: Adrenaline, has just been confirmed for release around the world this October.

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Molyneux Wants You to Sit Back, Relax and Cry Your Eyes Out

In Fable: The Journey, at least

Peter Molyneux's seemingly endless journey to make people sob at their relationship with a virtual pet continues apace with Fable: The Journey. During a recent conference in Spain, Molyneux explained a little more about the Kinect game's aims, development and how to play.

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Clearing my calendar for 19th July. Just, you know, because.



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Rise of Nightmares Due for Discharge in September

Fear takes over

SEGA's scare-a-thon Rise of Nightmares is due for release in September, according to the latest release schedule from the publisher.

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Out Today: Air Conflicts: Secret Wars (UK)

Shoot for the skies

Today Move finally becomes a flight stick as Air Conflicts: Secret Wars is released across the UK, with a European release to follow in two weeks.

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Heroes of Ruin Offers Over 80,000 Weapons to Loot

Square Enix dungeon crawler Heroes of Ruin isn't going to disappoint those who love to loot: the game's producer Tim Schwalk has told Siliconera there are over 80,000 weapons available.

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