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Global warming game finds publisher

The cult PC strategy game that lets players save the world from global warming will hit UK shelves, courtesy of Lace Mamba Global. Fate of the World – developed by Oxford-based studio Red Redemption – will be available to buy from Oxfam stores, too. The title will initially be released …

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Truth in Advertising

On March 1st, 2011, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) began to regulate UK companies’ own marketing communications on their websites and in other third party space under their control. This landmark development will extend the consumer protections provided by the CAP Code (the rules written by the Committee of Advertising …

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New kids software firm eyes retail

A new company developing games for very young children hopes to see its products in stores. The company – Made In Me – is targeting non-traditional retail with its game The Land of Me, which is aimed at two to six year-olds. The Land of Me is a mix of …

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Orange and T-Mobile confirm iPad 2 support

The first UK mobile networks have confirmed their intentions to stock the iPad 2. Everything Everywhere – or Orange and T-Mobile as most of us will know them – told TechRadar that its stores will be stocking the new tablet as soon as it arrives in the UK later this …

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3DS storms Japanese Top Ten

Having sold out almost immediately upon its Japanese debut at the weekend, Media Create’s latest Japanese software charts show five 3DS titles have entered the Top Ten. Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle leads the charge with sales of 119,591 units and a third place debut. It’s followed by …

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GDC: Yu Suzuki hints at Shenmue 3

The creator of cult Dreamcast action adventure series Shenmue has said that Sega will probably allow him to create Shenmue 3. Speaking at the 2011 Games Developers Conference in San Francisco, the Japanese game designer said he does want to make the long-awaited third entry in the franchise but it …

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