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by Mike Bantick
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It is a little like two diva’s going at each other in the tabloids, but the old girl SingStar (for the PlayStation) has looked at the up and coming Lips (for the Xbox 360) and said; “Well if you can go wireless, so can I”.
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by Mike Bantick
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Operation Flashpoint was a scary game, a first person shooter for sensible people that realised it takes only one bullet to kill. It meant, some serious planning needed to go into your operations. OFP was a fair way ahead of its time technically as well, and the follow-up Dragon Rising is being built with the same ideals. Check out the enclosed developer diary video.
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by Mike Bantick
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Sony announce an Australian themed Buzz titles; Buzz: Brain Of Oz. But I thought Australians knew everything.
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by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
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Australian youth between the ages of 10 and 21 with a serious illness,
chronic health condition or a disability now have access to a special
new “social networking” site designed to improve their “emotional and
social wellbeing”.
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by Mike Bantick
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Already on the market in Japan, the rest of the world is clambering to get hold of the updated version of the world’s most popular gaming device. Click on through for release dates and pricing of the Nintendo DSi.
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by Mike Bantick
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Come February 26th there are choices to be made for those without consoles but wanting the bundle that is right for them. Do I go Killzone 2 with a PS3 or Halo Wars with the Xbox 360?
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by Mike Bantick
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What better way to raise the hype of your new product than to get a mention in the Guinness World Records book? Capcom are about to release Street Fighter IV, and part of the build up is an attempt on the ‘most consecutive wins’ record.
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by Mike Bantick
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Sega have unveiled details on their Wii-Sports Tennis killer, Virtua Tennis. There is every indication that Virtua Tennis will feature the more accurate control option of the Wii Remote MotionPlus peripheral.
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by Mike Bantick
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By all accounts, well record breaking demo downloads at least; Halo Wars will continue the lucrative Halo exclusivity for Microsoft’s Xbox 360.
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by Mike Bantick
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Like much of the world, the Nintendo band wagon is rolling strong in Australia, official sales charts for the week ending 8th of February show Nintendo branded platforms ruling the top ten roost.
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by Mike Bantick
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With the release of exclusive Grand Theft Auto IV content, Microsoft have thrown open the multiplayer doors on Xbox LIVE, allowing even non-Gold members access to The Lost and Damned chapters of GTA IV. But only for a limited time.
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by Mike Bantick
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Activision announce the inevitable. A game linked to the upcoming new Transformers movies Revenge of the Fallen. Click on through for the trailer video and details.
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by Mike Bantick
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Not through with exploring gaming experiences set during WWII, Developer DICE are set to give us Battlefield 1943 and Bad Company 2.
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by Mike Bantick
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Don’t take your guns to town son. Rockstar Games announce the follow up to Red Dead Revolver with Red Dead Redemption. Time to tie the horse up in the corral, and call out the yella-bellies onto the street.
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by Mike Bantick
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According to Sony Computer Entertainment Australia 2008 was a magnificent retail result for the PlayStation brand. The PS3 maintained consistent sales and everybody loves a sing song.
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by Mike Bantick
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I thought Harrison Ford looks somewhat tired, in his last celluloid outing as the adventurous archaeologist. But it seems there is no rest for his whip and hat, as Indiana Jones goes looking for the staff of Moses. Apparently it looks like a Wii remote.
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by Mike Bantick
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The mega-popular The Sims is about to get its third make-over. EA have announced the release date for The Sims 3, expect a cavalcade of expansions after this.
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by Mike Bantick
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A limited edition SEGA Mega Drive Ultimate Collection Limited Edition Vinyl Soundtrack has been released. Copy #1 has found its way onto eBay to raise cancer fighting money.
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