So, what's everyone having for dinner tonight? #gettingtwitterbacktonormal
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So, what's everyone having for dinner tonight? #gettingtwitterbacktonormal
So who's going to be live tweeting the #GTAV trailer? Just so I know to unfollow you now. Thanks.
SEGA, now would be the perfect time to announce Shenmue III and steal everybody's thunder.
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Square Enix is making a big noise about its Vita launch title Army Corps of Hell, even giving away one of the consoles in a new sweepstakes for the United States and Canada.Back-to-back hits
Cinemax's Rytmik series is about to welcome its fourth release with Rytmik Retrobits in the near future, so the studio's put together a website showcasing the DSiWare music app's various flavours.Back-to-back hits
Cinemax's Rytmik series is about to welcome its fourth release with Rytmik Retrobits in the near future, so the studio's put together a website showcasing the DSiWare music app's various flavours.Bursting at the seams
A few weeks ago, Microsoft introduced Child of Eden to the Kinect sensor package in North America. Now it's ready to change the deal again, with two more games joining Kinect Adventures in time for Christmas.Thou shalt not miss it
This one passed us by last week, but Ubisoft's announced its first Move-enabled download will see the light of day in 2012.What could it be?
Silicon Knights has had a torrid time in recent years: after years of development, its first Xbox 360 game Too Human met a tepid critical and commercial reaction, and its most recent release X-Men Destiny didn't fare much better. Things weren't always like this, though: the studio did a great job with Konami revamp Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes, but there's only one title Nintendo fans associate with the Canadian developer — Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem.Thou shalt not miss it
This one passed us by last week, but Ubisoft's announced its first Move-enabled download will see the light of day in 2012.