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EA Sports Active 2.0 announced for PS3, Wii,... Electronic Arts has confirmed a sequel to last year's popular fitness management sim, EA Sports Active, with EA Sports Active 2.0 for the Wii, PlayStation 3, iPhone, and iPod Touch.

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Final Fantasy ships 5 million units In a press release sent out last night, Square Enix announced that Final Fantasy XIII hit the 5 million unit mark for games shipped worldwide. Interestingly, 3 million of those units were shipped in North America and Europe.

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Street Fighter IV for iPhone now available for... Capcom has officially released Street Fighter IV for the iPhone, bringing a bite-sized version of the arcade version to Apple's platform for $10. Unfortunately, there's no free 'lite' version for curious fighters.

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GamePro at GDC: What we learned today Panels and appointments at the Game Developers Conference are loaded with all kinds of information about video games. Some of it's social, some of it's technical, and a whole lot of it can go over the average gamer's head. GamePro breaks some of it down for you here.

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Jagged Alliance franchise acquired by bitComposer Publisher bitComposer, the group behind Ninja Blade and S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Call of Pripyat has announced today that they have acquired the right to the storied strategy game franchise Jagged Alliance.

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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 to have Sony Motion... When Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 hits the links on June 8, the game will have two major new additions the series has never had before--Sony Motion Controller compatibility and another player on the cover.

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Battlestar Galactica Online announced At GDC 2010 today, NBC, SyFy, and developer Bigpoint announced a browser-based massively multiplayer online game based on the hit SyFy (previously Sci-Fi Channel) show Battlestar Galactica.

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Accidental shooting linked to Wii controller A three year-old in Wilson County, TN has tragically died after shooting herself on Sunday evening. Early reports link the shooting to the child mistaking a handgun for a Wii controller.

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Harmonix announces Rock Band 3 The Rock Band franchise is set to expand yet again, with Harmonix announcing today (via Facebook) that Rock Band 3 will be available this holiday season. No further details are available yet.

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PS3 Final Fantasy XIII includes Final Fantasy... Sony Computer Entertainment senior VP of publisher relations, Rob Dyer, announces exclusive Final Fantasy XIV goodies for those of you that buy Final Fantasy XIII for PlayStation 3.

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Codemasters' Bodycount is the spiritual... Serving as a spiritual successor to Criterion's popular 2006 first-person shooter Black, Codemasters' upcoming Bodycount shares much with its forebear, including creative director Stuart Black.

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Curt Schilling's game company signs with EA... World Series MVP Curt Schilling joins forces with Todd McFarlane, and R.A. Salvatore on an "epic role playing game" that will be published by EA Partners. The game dubbed 'Project Mercury' is the first from Schilling's 38 Studios.

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GamePro's Final Fantasy XIII launch party report Final Fantasy XIII launched with a gala befitting the epic scope of the series. GamePro was at the game's official launch party, snapping pictures and keeping tabs on the night's events.

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GamePro April 2010 issue in stores today The April 2010 issue of GamePro is available in stores today. It features an exclusive look at the upcoming Civilization V, a look at the history of influential gaming community NeoGAF, interviews with Bayonetta creator Hideki Kamiya and the team at Yager Development. We also have columns from GameTrailers TV host Geoff Keighley, Gamasutra's Leigh Alexander, Plastic Axe founder Joe Rybicki, and our first contributor from the Bitmob community, by Mike Gingras.

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New York plastic surgeon becomes new Donkey... There's a new Donkey Kong world record holder, and it's not Steve Wiebe or Billy Mitchell--it's Hank Chien, a 35-year-old plastic surgeon from New York. Read on to find out more about the new king of Kong.

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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn't post It's the day before Game Developers Conference 2010 and all is quiet on the gaming front while we wait for the big news of the week to roll out over the coming days. Even so, we still found stuff not to post.

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GamePro picks the trends of GDC 2010 The Game Developers Conference is this week, and GamePro has the top trends to watch during the show. Read on to see what panels cover which topics, plus read our predictions on how it all affects you.

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Nintendo furniture for your dream apartment Usually we save nifty stuff like this for Friday or the weekends, but in the quiet lull before the Game Developers Conference this week, two awesome pieces of Nintendo furniture caught our eye.

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Study predicts PS3 will win the console war A study by the Strategy Analytics Connected Home Devices service pegs the PlayStation 3 as the ultimate winner of this generation's console war: "Lifetime PS3 sales are predicted to reach 127 million units, compared to 103 million Wii units."

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EA to include a fan-created fatality in Dead... If you've ever had an idea for a disgusting melee fatality move, EA may have a spot for you in Dead Space 2, as the company announced that it's putting the best fatality idea and the likeness of its creator in the game.

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Sony Online Entertainment launches its first... For the first time in its decade-plus history, Sony Online Entertainment will publish a game for another platform besides the PC and Sony consoles, as the publisher announced the release of its first Facebook game, PoxNora, with many games to come to the social networking service in the near future.

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Hacked DRM servers render Assassin's Creed 2... Ubisoft's maligned digital rights management system took a major hit yesterday, as hackers were able to affect DRM servers, rendering Assassin's Creed 2 and Silent Hunter 5 unplayable for select players for over six hours.

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Hotel Dusk developers file for bankruptcy Cing, the developer known for the Wii RPG Little King's Story and the DS mystery game Hotel Dusk: Room 215 may be closing its doors for good, as the company has filed for bankruptcy.

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Steam distribution platform coming to the Mac... In one of the biggest boons for Apple computer gaming in years, Valve has announced that its Steam distribution platform will be coming to the Mac in April, with Portal 2 set to be the first simultaneous PC-Mac release.

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The names that will make news at GDC 2010 The 2010 Game Developer's Conference promises to be the show's busiest year yet. GamePro's scanned the schedule and we think we've got a fix on the top games, names, and themes that will dominate next week's show.

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New Xbox Elite Bundle to offer console, Forza... A new Xbox 360 Elite bundle listing has been discovered online, which shows the 120GB model of the system and two of last year's most popular games--Forza 3 and Halo 3: ODST--for $300.

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GamePro picks the Games of GDC 2010 The 2010 Game Developer's Conference promises to be the show's busiest year yet. GamePro's scanned the schedule and we think we've got a fix on the top games, names, and themes that will dominate next week's show.

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Nintendo Power spills the beans on Scribblenauts 2 Given the amount of awards Scribblenauts walked away with at DICE this year, we're not at all surprised to hear there's a sequel due out soon. We were kind of surprised Nintendo didn't build a Game Developers Conference keynote speech around it.

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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn't post The week started with a bang and ended with a whimper as everyone buckles down before the Game Developers Conference. Despite having a slow news day, stuff did happen and some of said stuff we decided not to run with:

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City of Heroes: Going Rogue gives you something... City of Heroes' second big expansion pack, Going Rogue, is up for pre-order this week. If you cash in on the deal, you get Dual Pistols now and Demon Summoning later. The expansion is due out in July.

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News recap: Everything awesome that happened... The first week of March turned out to be an exciting time in the video games industry. If you're going to the Game Developers Conference next week, use this as your cheat sheet so you can sound informed at parties. Also, show it to your non-gaming friends if they want to know why you were in a bad mood last Sunday.

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Valve manages to maintain the mystery after... Valve announced Portal 2 today, and details about the highly-anticipated sequel have begun to leak out. Fortunately, it seems as though the developer is still keeping up its methods of mind-effing. Here's the first details, and the next chapter of the mystery.

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New Splinter Cell coming to iPhone Gameloft has just released a teaser image for its next title, a Splinter Cell game currently dubbed simply "Sam's Next Mission." Based on the artwork, it's clearly (and understandably) an extension of the Conviction brand.

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First iPad models available in the US on April... Apple's next portable product will be available in stores and online in less than a month, though the 3G models have still yet to have a release date nailed down. Interested customers can start pre-ordering the product in just one week.

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Xbox Live code of conduct update allows gamers... In a letter from Xbox Live's Marc Whitten, the Xbox Team announced changes to the Xbox Live code of conduct today that allow all gamers to freely express "race, nationality, religion and sexual orientation in Gamertags and profiles."

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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn't post EA, Crystal Dynamics, and Ubisoft had some game announcements, but the biggest news of the day was SOCOM 4 from Sony. Also, there was lots of mud-flinging around the Activision/Infinity Ward issue of Tuesday thanks to a wrongful termination lawsuit filed by ex-Infinity Ward studio heads this morning. Now for the stuff we didn't post:

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Ubisoft announces Pure Futbol and Shaun White... Ubisoft is increasing its presence in the sports gaming field, as the publisher announced two new games today--a soccer sim called Pure Futbol and a skateboarding game starring snowboard star Shaun White.

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Nexon to give game developers $1 million and a... Nexon is looking to increase its American development presence in a big way, as the online PC game publisher is offering $1 million in development support to game creators with great online gaming ideas.

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Zipper Interactive confirms SOCOM 4, "still... Sony is locking and loading one of its most established shooter franchises for this fall, as Zipper Interactive has revealed SOCOM 4. Players of the developer's other war-themed title, MAG, needn't worry, as Zipper stated it is "still fully committed to supporting MAG."

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Here, have some Prince of Persia eye candy We admit watching trailers for games based on movies is one of our guilty pleasures. We also acknowledge that nothing in this trailer is exactly "new." But let's all sit back and watch Jake Gyllenhaal's abs ripple in latest trailer released by Walt Disney Studios.

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Halo 2 players getting Reach beta access, Gold... In a little over a month, the still-active Halo 2 online community will be shut down. Microsoft is hoping to keep the love alive for these FPS fans, as the company has promised Halo 2 players access to the Reach multiplayer beta, along with extra Microsoft points and Gold membership time.

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DeathSpank, Sims 3 Ambitions coming this year EA announced two new (old) ventures this morning -- DeathSpank for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network and a second Sims 3 expansion for PC and mobile devices. Which one will you be buying first?

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Rock Band Network launches today Rock Band Network--the video game music track distribution system that allows musicians to upload tracks themselves--has launched today with over 100 new tracks from top independent artists.

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Tomb Raider rides again, only it's not "Tomb... Developer Crystal Dynamics announced a new entry in the Tomb Raider series this morning in the form of a downloadable game called Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light. Notice the lack of "Tomb Raider" in the title.

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Security arrival and management changes cause... The offices of Infinity Ward, the development team best known for the Modern Warfare series, have been affected today by developments regarding the appearance of security officers and the departure of two of the company leads.

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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn't post Wednesday wasn't so busy as the rest of the week, but a Take-Two earnings call and some newsy announcements padded out the day. Now for the stuff we didn't get around to posting.

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Portal updated for the second time in a week... Valve has updated the PC version of Portal for the second time this week. This time around it won't take Morse code translating skills or file-switching trickery to understand the new content--all you have to do is defeat the final boss again.

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Take-Two lists its top sellers, cutbacks planned Take-Two's first quarter financial report was looking pretty good with BioShock 2, NBA 2K10, and Grand Theft Auto IV clocking in the millions for units shipped. Sadly, the publisher is still looking at corporate cutbacks to save money.

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Take-Two confirms NHL 2K11 just for the Wii...... Take-Two Interactive Software's first quarter financial report reveals a 2010 release date for NHL 2K11 for the Wii. Meanwhile, Red Dead Redemption slips to a May 18 release date.

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iPad production on track Contrary to rumors that production of the iPad was behind schedule, Apple's hardware supplier Foxconn Electronics has confirmed that production of the device is on track. Apple is still expected to ship the Wi-Fi version of the device in late March.

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Blur to spread online love to Xbox Live Silver... When Blur releases on the PC, PS3, & Xbox 360 on May 25, it'll change the online racing world in two very significant ways, allowing PS3 and Xbox 360 owners to compete against each other in challenges, with Xbox Live Silver users getting to partake in the fun as well.

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Japan is Dead. Long Live Japan Rumors of Japan's demise as a creative force to be reckoned with (in gaming development) have been...marginally exaggerated. John Ricciardi highlights the strengths and challenges of the Japanese development scene.

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WorldWinner launching Plants vs. Zombies cash... Tournament organizer WorldWinner has a cash competition all lined up for Plants vs. Zombies. Starting next month, players can square off to see whose zombie-killing gardening skills are supreme and maybe walk away a little richer for it.

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Tim Schafer tweets about the brutal end of... If a recent twitter conversation between Double Fine's Tim Schafer and a fan is to be believed, it seems as though there will be no more downloadable expansions for Brutal Legend.

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Look forward to more LEGO games TT Games signed a deal with LEGO Systems today that extends the video game license agreement that brought us LEGO Batman, LEGO: Indiana Jones and just about everything else. The new agreement lets TT Games continue development on LEGO video game properties through 2016.

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Test Drive Unlimited 2 announced, will try to... The pack of potential top-tier racers competing for your cash this year still hasn't hit its limit--Atari has just announced Test Drive 2, a fall-due sequel to its open-world online racer.

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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn't post Second awesome news day in a row kicked off late last night with an Activision/Infinity Ward scandal. You won't find Call of Duty on this list of stuff we didn't post. You will, however, find the most awesome stop-motion LEGO video ever.

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Analysis: How the Infinity Ward scandal affects... Infinity Ward finds itself without a proverbial head today after two senior executives were sacked late yesterday. With a new Call of Duty game on Activision's to-do calendar every year from here on out, what does this scandal mean for the series? What does it mean for you, the gamer?

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The plot thickens: Activision forms Call of... Following the events of yesterday's Infinity Ward firings, Activision formed a new business unit dedicated to producing one new Call of Duty game annually. Their first announced game that we didn't already know about is a 2011 Call of Duty game in development at the newly formed Sledgehammer Games.

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Namco Bandai bringing friendly giants to the... If you're looking for fun action with friendly giants but can't wait for Sony's The Last Guardian, the summer release of Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom in the U.S. may pique your interest.

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Sony Japan files trademark for PlayStation Arc... Sony is preparing a demonstration of its Motion Controller at next week's Game Developers Conference, and a recently-filed trademark in Japan for the name PlayStation Arc may mean the long-codenamed controller might have an official moniker soon.

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American McGee hoping to find publisher for... Having already found success by making the story of Alice in Wonderland even more sick and twisted, American McGee is hoping to do the same with the story of Little Red Riding Hood.

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Last Front: Europe: The user-generated WWII RTS... The real time strategy genre continues to flourish on the iPhone. Today it's bolstered by the release of Last Front: Europe, an expansive title with a heavy emphasis on user-generated content.

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Blacklight: Tango Down announced, promises to... Love top-tier military first-person shooters but hate having to pay full retail price for disc-based games? The newly-announced Blacklight: Tango Down is hoping to cram the experience into an Xbox Live Arcade/PlayStation Network-sized package.

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Sony buys LittleBigPlanet developer, says... Sony Computer Entertainment of Europe announced the acquisition of LittleBigPlanet developer Media Molecule this morning. The official company blog says that "nothing will change from your perspective; Media Molecule will simply continue to make great games."

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Study shows gamers spending 10 percent more... An online gaming study recently published by the NPD has revealed that fewer people are playing games online this year. Those who are still playing online, however, are spending much more time doing so.

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Leap year gaffe causes day-long PlayStation... Many players hoping to enjoy playing their PlayStation 3 games online were been beset by connection issues over a 24 hour period, with some single-player games being affected too. Sony pinpointed the problem as an issue with the PS3's internal clock mistakenly assuming this was leap year day.

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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn't post Wow, what a Monday. The PlayStation Network crapped out over the weekend and all the news on the wires today had to do with how Sony handled the crisis. Here's the stuff we didn't post.

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Portal PC update adds new achievement and... Steam users who have downloaded Portal have noticed a strange update to the first-person adventure, with a new achievement beckoning them to seek out the game's radios, all of which are playing back Morse code messages.

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EA pins future on digital subscriptions,... In a Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference today, EA Sports President Peter Moore hinted at EA's plans for the future with longstanding franchises like FIFA and Madden. Digital distribution is looking mighty sexy to the media giant.

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List of approved Rock Band Network songs tops 100 A little over a month after the beta for Rock Band Network was announced, the list of songs approved for release has grown to over 100, with artists like The Shins, The Hold Steady, and KMDFM amongst the first to have their songs included.

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New "transmedia intellectual property" movement... Book publisher Random House announced a new deal today that will change the way we think about video game adaptations. Stardock's original PC strategy game, Elemental: War of Magic, leads off with a book called Elemental: Destiny's Embers this summer.

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PlayStation marketing vice president to present... Peter Dille, the senior vice president of marketing at PlayStation, will be the keynote speaker at the MI6 Game Marketing Conference held on April 1 in San Francisco, performing a PSN-related keynote entitled "Redefining the Digital Living Room."

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New study "proves conclusively" that violent... A study published in the March 2010 issue of Psychological Bulletin claims that it proves a connection between violent video games and aggressive children. Study leader Professor Craig Anderson of Iowa State University said, "exposure to violent video games increases the likelihood of aggressive behavior in both short-term and long-term contexts. Such exposure also increases aggressive thinking and aggressive affect, and decreases prosocial behavior."

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Get Assassin's Creed 2: Multiplayer free for... Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed 2: Multiplayer is live on the App Store for iPhone and iPod touch. For the next 48 hours, fans can download it for absolutely free. Wait two days, and you're stuck paying $2.99.

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New GDC panels cover development changes and... The organizers of this month's Game Developers Conference have revealed the latest batch of newly-announced sessions, including a discussion about Borderlands' drastic art change, Mass Effect 2's combat overhaul, and a Game Design Challenge centered around permanent death.

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First concept art for Jonathan Blow's next... Jonathan Blow's next game after the critical and commercial hit Braid, an exploration-puzzle title called "The Witness," has been unveiled with a concept art gallery on the game's newly-created development blog.

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Three expansions for Final Fantasy XI due in 2010 Square Enix has announced that three new expansions priced at $10 each will be coming to the eight year-old MMORPG Final Fantasy XI in 2010, with each expansion set to release simultaneously in all markets for all platforms.

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Sealed copy of NES Stadium Events doubles... An eBay auction for a $41,300 factory-sealed copy of Stadium Events on the NES has shattered the previous record for the highest price ever paid for a single copy of a video game.

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Mega64 explains why the world is sick of Sonic It's sloppy, hasn't been innovative in years, amounts to little more than running around for rings and comes out bad no matter who's making it. Mega64 explains why they can't stand Sonic.

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New Line snagged Heavy Rain film rights a long... According to documents found by information-sleuthing site, superannuation, New Line Cinema called dibs on Heavy Rain film rights back in 2006 just after the game's Casting Trailer debuted at E3.

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Teen hacker admits crashing PlayStation site A 17-year-old honors student from Pennsylvania admitted to crashing Sony's PlayStation site after being banned for cheating in SOCOM U.S. Navy Seals. He brought down the site for 11 days in November 2008 by infecting it with a virus.

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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn't post Still awfully quiet out there, post-Nintendo Summit. Today's highlights include Tomonobu Itagaki's lawsuit, mini-interviews with game developers that almost pass as news, and Rayman 2 -- because he deserves his own headline. Now here's the news we didn't post.

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Dungeons & Dragons Online: Eberron Unlimited... The free/subscription hybrid MMORPG set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe, Eberron Unlimited, has reached a million new customers since adding a free-play option last September, though it's not quite apparent how many of the players are paying their way through.

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Rayman 2 coming to iPhone, Ubisoft isn't... Ubisoft's classic platform series is coming to the iPhone next week as Rayman 2: The Great Escape is due out this Monday. Oddly, another company is bringing the floating-limbed hero to Apple's portable platforms.

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Mini-Interview: Perfect Dark XBLA producer The internet worked itself up a little bit last week over news about Perfect Dark for Xbox Live Arcade including classic Nintendo 64 GoldenEye content. Rather than rush to the presses with the info, we tracked down XBLA Producer Nick Ferguson for a mini-interview about what else GoldenEye is doing for Perfect Dark.

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WarioWare DIY developers talk about the game's... In the latest version of Iwata Asks, WarioWare D.I.Y. developers from Nintendo SPD Group No.1 talk to Nintendo president Satoru Iwata about how the game was concieved in 2003, and the high-profile developers who have made minigames for the upcoming DS title.

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EA puts three classic Command & Conquer games... With the upcoming release of Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight only weeks away, EA is stoking the fire of strategy fans by putting some of the series' earlier titles on the Command & Conquer website as free downloads.

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Tomonobu Itagaki announces Tecmo settlement The ex-Team Ninja developer behind Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive settles his dispute over unpaid bonuses with former employer, Tecmo. He also teases an announcement of his current project.

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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn't post News was pretty quiet today in the wake of yesterday's jam-packed Nintendo Q1 Summit. A few new studios formed or expanded and Final Fantasy hit the App Store. Here's the stuff we didn't get around to posting today.

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Castle Crashers goes medieval on volleyball for... Good news for PS3 owners--Castle Crashers will be coming to the PlayStation Network this year. Better news--the adorable little warriors are bringing a volleyball mini-game to the battlefield.

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GameStop announces Battlefield: Bad Company 2... More than 1,300 GameStops across the country are hosting midnight launch events for Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Festivities included a tank-building challenge, a commando cosplay contest, and something called a "soldier skill challenge." Check your local GameStop to see if one of these events is going down in your town.

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Pac-Man coin-op game to debut next month Namco is teasing a new Pac-Man game that will debut at the 2010 Amusement Expo this weekend. Called Pac-Man Battle Royale, the game's logo seems to indicate that players will control more than one version of the iconic hero.

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PAX East panels offer access to developers,... The 70-plus panel lineup for the East Coast debut of the Penny Arcade expo has been revealed, with notable panels being chaired by the developers of Uncharted 2, P.B. Winterbottom, Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands, and Dead Space 2.

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Ghostbusters Wiimote mod looks painful, cool Through the power of modding, this Wii Remote is now a particle thrower that connects to a proton pack. And, yes, you can still play Ghostbusters for the Wii with it. Wow, this guy must really love the game.

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Bruised Egos and Bulging Wallets In his second Plastic Axe editorial for us, columnist Joe Rybicki explores how music video games are affecting celebrity culture, and shaping the future of the music business.

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Analysis: Digital Rights Management in PC gaming A controversial Assassin's Creed II digital rights management (DRM) measure has PC gamers in a rage over anti-piracy measures that punish the gamer more than they prevent piracy. GamePro investigates DRM and asks publishers and pirates what works, what needs work, and how creators can protect their IP without pissing off paying customers.

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Plants vs. Zombies tops the App Store at over... "PopCap Games, maker of some of the world's most popular video games, today announced that the iPhone and iPod touch adaptation of its award-winning game Plants vs. Zombies sold more than 300,000 units in its first nine days of availability, setting a new record for App Store launches."

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Daily (Stale) Bread: The news we didn't post Today was dominated by Nintendo's Q1 Media Summit, so we didn't get much in the way of non-Nintendo news to run with. Also, AJ and Dave were hardly ever on the internet at the same time, so there's not much witty banter, either.

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Quake Live celebrates a birthday To celebrate the one year anniversary of Quake Live, id Software is throwing a Year One event between now and March 9. Players can join in on the party with a special "Year One" award and a new level, Fallout Bunker.

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