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Piranha Bytes, the developer behind the popular Gothic series of PC RPGs, has had a new game in the works for a while, and details are now starting to emerge about what it will contain. Eurogamer has not only uncovered some basic plot info, but it's also revealing that the game will be titled Risen. Risen doesn't sound like it's going to be all that different from its RPG predecessors...
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Short News submitted before 182 days, 23 hours i 52 minutes from arstechnica.com
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The original Patapon quickly became a fan favorite for offering a unique blend of rhythm and real-time strategy, cute graphics, great music, and a budget price tag. It's no secret that we here at Opposable Thumbs loved the title. Thankfully, Sony has acknowledged the birth of a legion of faithful Pataponers and has announced a follow-up to the hit game. As Kotaku points out...
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Short News submitted before 199 days, 16 hours i 1 minute from reviews.cnet.com
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The 'Lego Star Wars' series has become an industry phenomenon, and now you can play through all six episodes of 'Star Wars' in 'Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga' for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, and Nintendo DS. 'The Complete Saga' is available now.
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Short News submitted before 212 days, 8 hours i 57 minutes from arstechnica.com
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Sony has stressed that one of the strengths of its online strategy is that it's free: gamers can play online and download content without having to pay subscription fees. However, Sony has launched a new subscription-based "monthly lifestyle gaming program" called Qore to entice some gamers to shell out money in order to nab exclusive content. Every month...
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Short News submitted before 247 days, 16 hours i 27 minutes from www.next-gen.biz
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No account yet? I’m a relative newcomer to videogames, having only dedicated myself seriously to the medium – both as a journalist and as a player – since 1999. At a time when the modern world was facing a new terrorist threat, along came a game with a comfortingly old enemy: the Soviets. Forums, Flickr and Facebook – such lively communities are teaching devs like Bizarre Creations...
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