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Mount up

If your TV is wall-mounted, you may have struggled to get your Kinect into an aesthetically pleasing position: if the official Kinect floor stand didn't float our boat, the official wall mount might be more up your street.

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According to #TopSpin4 I have 11,609 fans. Seems a little low.

NES classic gets sequelised

NES brawler River City Ransom is showing its age a little now, though it's still a fun little title, with fans of the game no doubt hoping the newly-announced sequel will feature the same quality playability.

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Only wants proper indies, thanks

Whether or not Nintendo has nothing to fear from mobile games, or whether Nintendo President Satoru Iwata's comments about low value games were accurate, the debate about Nintendo's relationship with small game developers is ripe for analysis. What's the company's official stance the matter, though? Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime clarified in an interview with Gamasutra.

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DLC costumes out next week

PlayStation Move Heroes marks an auspicious event: the first time six Sony mascots have joined forces, but have you ever considered how much more powerful the unity would be if Sackboy were involved? You can stop wondering now, as Sony announces there'll be PlayStation Move Heroes costumes coming to LittleBigPlanet 2 next week to coincide with the launch of the new game.

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We were all disappointed that Media Molecule's highly anticipated LittleBigPlanet 2 didn't feature more in the way of PlayStation Move support, save for the inclusion of standalone title Sackboy's Prehistoric Moves. Recently the topic has come up again, with rumours pointing to a PlayStation Move-enabled "Teacher's Pack" for the game, but not everything is as it seems.

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Fun fur all

THQ's cute 'em up Fantastic Pets is heading to Europe on 15th April, as we revealed yesterday, so with just a matter of weeks until launch it's good to see gameplay footage emerge.

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Ubisoft has a ball

There's a trio of new Move games on European shelves this week, with Ubisoft bringing a pair of titles and 2K Sports also contributing. Let's take a look at what's available to buy now.

Top Spin 4

The first dedicated tennis game for PlayStation Move, Top Spin 4 boasts some of the sport's biggest names, past and present, as well as a career mode that sees your newly created player rise up the ranks. We're giving this one a thorough playtest at the moment and we'll have a full review up in the near future.

My Fitness Coach: Club

Ubisoft's first title this week is a fitness game, aiming to help you get fit in six core areas. We'll pull on our Lycra leggings and get to work on evaluating how Move's second exercise title stacks up against Get Fit with Mel B.

Dance on Broadway

A conversion of the popular Nintendo Wii original, this offers more tracks, more Broadway shows and, presumably, more razzmatazz. We're surprised there haven't been more dancing games on Move so far, so this one could find a market.

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