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Toronto Killzone 2 Ads Pulled Due To “Menacing Head”
Complaints about images of war and violence have caused Sony to pull around 300 Killzone 2 advertisements from bus shelters in Toronto, Canada. School teacher Davis Mirza is partially responsible for the ads being removed, having emailed Sony Computer Entertainment Canada after seeing shocking images of a “menacing head with glowing eyes” and scenes of…
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Shocking New G.I. Joe Screens
New screens have surfaced for G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, EA’s game of the movie of the cartoon of the toy. The shots depict Snake Eyes doing various things, because Snake Eyes is pretty much G.I. Joe’s main draw. The rest of the original toy characters just looked like the extended cast of The…
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Red Alert 3: Uprising’s Yuriko Campaign
Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3: Uprising is now available. and EA has released this helpful video detailing the Yuriko campaign, which turns the real-time strategy title into a dungeon crawler. By far the most interesting addition is the Yuriko campaign, which follows the story of the little psychic Japanese girl who was kidnapped as…
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Lionsgate Sees Wii Movie Streaming In The Near Future
A top executive for Canadian film and television distributor Lionsgate thinks that the Nintendo Wii could be streaming movies by the end of this year. Curt Marvis heads up the digital media division of Lionsgate, so he knows all about the digital distribution of movies and televisions shows. The question is, how well does he…
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Three More Fallout 3 Screens Emerge From The Pitt
Bethesda continues it’s fine tradition of releasing three screenshots at a time, with a trio of shots depicting life in the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout 3’s The Pitt downloadable content. The top screen has to be my favorite of the three. The one depicting the arena is nice, and you can never have too many…
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New York Drops DLC Tax Plans
New York Governor David Paterson‘s December tax proposal that would see the state nickel and diming downloadable content has been scrapped in favor of large amounts of federal stimulus money. Paterson’s proposal, issued in December, included a section titled “Close Digital Property Taxation Loophole”, which would impose taxes on all digitally-delivered items, including iPod songs,…
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New Fable II Downloadable Content In The Works
A post on the Fable II development blog reveals that Lionhead is currently hard at work on new downloadable content for their award-winning role-playing game. Lionhead’s Sam Van Tilburgh tipped us off to the blog post, perhaps in order to make sure that you all weren’t simply trading in Fable II after you finished the…
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Capcom Brings The Darkside Chronicles, Resident Evil Classics To The Wii
Capcom has big plans for Resident Evil on the Wii this year, officially announcing Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles as well as two classic remakes coming via the Resident Evil Classics line. Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles is the sequel to last years on-rails shooter The Umbrella Chronicles, this time based around Resident Evil 2.…
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Red Baron Rules The PlayStation Network Skies
The skies over the PlayStation Network get a bit more dangerous today, as Sierra Online releases Red Baron Arcade, an action-oriented remake of the classic PC combat title. Voted the 4th best PC game of all time by Computer Gaming World in 1996, the PC version of Red Baron was World War I air combat…
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Army Of Two: The 40th Day Is Official
After a lovely week and a half of rumor and speculation, EA Montreal pulls back the curtain on Army of Two: The 40th Day, now under development for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PSP. Yes, the name has been confirmed, as well as several of the details leaked last week, including the new setting…
By Mike Fahey