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SCEAâ??s Eric Lempel confirms developers can patch Minis games, hinting at future DLC and multiplayer opportunities
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Trish Stratus on board for Stratusphere Yoga
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Touch and accelerometer APIs added for Microsoft's new handheld
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Gas Powered Gamesâ?? veteran CEO Chris Taylor involved in major project
Read More »Ant and Dec: The Game coming?
MCV understands that Nintendo’s unique tie-up with Ant and Dec includes an agreement for the pair’s likeness to be used in future games from the platform holder. Ant and Dec have given the thumbs up to being involved with Nintendo at a development stage, increasing their involvement with the firm …
Read More »Nintendo spends big to rule Xmas
Nintendo UK is banking on its biggest ever Christmas campaign to see off the threat from a freshly-discounted Xbox 360 and PS3 this Q4. The platform holder has signed family TV favourites Ant and Dec to head up its Christmas campaign and future marketing endeavours, MCV can reveal. Sources close …
Read More »PSP Minis cuts DLC and multiplayer for â??faster QAâ??
Bite-sized PSP games get feature cuts to allow â??3-5 day QA processâ?
Read More »Aardman signs DSiWare deal
In a move designed to expand both the DSi’s multimedia credentials and its mass-market appeal, Nintendo has entered into a deal with renowned UK animators Aardman. All the details are over on CasualGaming.biz.
Read More »Warner banking on Layton appeal for Scribblenauts
Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment believes that innovative new DS puzzler Scribblenauts can emulate the success of Nintendo smash Professor Layton. The publisher is backing the title with a major TV campaign and Q4 sampling tour to drive home Scribblenauts’ mass-market appeal. The title picked up 35 Awards at this year’s …
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