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Max Schaefer, the man who co-founded Flagship Studios and served as its chief operations officer, has revealed that the developer is in the final stages of shuttering its offices. Flagship, for those readers who are unfamiliar with its history, is the studio behind the promising-yet-problematic Hellgate: London. The game, despite being worked on by several members of the Diablo II team...
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Sony has confirmed that its long-awaited video service will be launching this summer, with its genesis on the PlayStation 3. With Sony's massive library and the ability to play Blu-ray discs, the PS3's hold on your entertainment center just got a bit stronger.Read More...
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I'm not sure if aping the Rock Band approach is the right move for Activision; it's going to be seen as a me-too move, and it's hard to say how many consumers are willing to have two sets of plastic drums in their homes. We can hope that the instruments of Rock Band and Guitar Hero IV will work together, but I wouldn't give good odds.
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