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Entries for July, 2010

Battlefield 3 details emerge from Medal of Honor Limited Edition announcement

While EA has yet to make a formal announcement regarding the highly-anticipated next chapter in the Battlefield franchise, the reveal of the Limited Edition bundle for the company’s October-due Medal of Honor provides initial hints regarding Battlefield 3, including the game’s beta.
So far, the extras revealed by EA as part of the Medal of Honor [...]

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Sega reports a decent quarter, no thanks to Alpha Protocol and Iron Man 2 sales in North America

Sega’s parent company, Sega Sammy Holdings, reported a positive quarter of earnings mostly on account of revenues from its pachinko business. On the video games front (in the Consumer Business unit), sales of Alpha Protocol and Iron Man 2 in North America and Europe disappointed.
Net revenues for the company were at 91.3 billion yen ($1 [...]

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GamePro Culture Club Podcast — StarCraft 2 and online anxiety issues

StarCraft 2 — a real time strategy game 12 years in the making — debuted this week to both rave and rant reviews. Say what you will about business politics and LAN gameplay; John Davison and Tae Kim are still avoiding online multiplayer for a key reason.

Host: AJ Glasser
Audio: StarCraft 2 launch commercial
Discussion Group: AJ [...]

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GamePro’s Friday giveaways: StarCraft goodness for everyone

This week, we’ve got StarCraft prizes for all levels of Zerg-killers. Whether want to get StarCraft II itself, some cool bonus material, or older games in the RTS series, we’ve got a contest for you. Read on to find out what you can win, and where.
Let’s start with the highly-anticipated game itself. GamePro’s Twitter followers [...]

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Dragon’s Lair 1 & 2, Space Ace headed to Wii in the Dragon’s Lair trilogy

Don Bluth’s famous animated arcade games have seen their fair share of individual ports, but Destineer is bringing his entire collection to a console in a single game for the first time, packaging Dragon’s Lair 1, Dragon’s Lair 2, and Space Ace to the Wii with the Dragon’s Lair trilogy.

Depending on your official count, Dragon’s [...]

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Lord British wins $28 million in NCSoft lawsuit

Game developer Richard “Lord British” Garriott won a $28 million lawsuit against former employer NCSoft today for breach of contract. The Korean-based software company fired him while he was in space.

No, seriously — Garriott took a leave of absence from NCSoft (which bought Garriott’s company, Destination Games, in 2001) during the year of 2008 to [...]

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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn’t post on July 29, 2010

It seems like every publisher with a stockholder decided to report their profits (or lack thereof) today. Besides that, we had the departure of a long-standing LucasArts developer and the arrival of zombie Michael Jackson’s understudy. Even with all of that craziness, a few stories remain, and they have a home here in today’s daily [...]

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Adult Swim explains Metalocalypse: The Dethgame cancellation

Yesterday’s rumors that the Metalocalypse game collaboration between Konami and Cartoon Network (owner of Adult Swim) were confirmed today by a Cartoon Network representative. Instead of making The Dethgame, the two companies will instead focus on a Ben 10 Alien Force: The Rise of Hex game.

The official statement from CN reads — “Cartoon Network Enterprises [...]

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Popcap rolls out Plants vs Zombies Game of the Year edition, Michael Jackson zombie replacement

While the company made news this week for the legal wrangling from the estate of Michael Jackson surrounding a lookalike character from Plants vs Zombies, Popcap is putting that episode behind them, introducing a new edition of the game as well as a replacement for the offending undead.

Shown at right is Plants vs Zombie’s new [...]

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Force Unleashed 2 producer walks UPDATE

IGN reports that Haden Blackman — executive producer and writer on The Force Unleashed 2 — has left LucasArts after 13 years at the company. Specifics aren’t clear, but LucasArts says development on FU2 won’t be affected.
Blackman’s statement to IGN reads:
“I’ve had a fantastic time working with the team at Lucasfilm and am really [...]

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