Chatty: Diablo III, Dragon's Dogma
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FileShack: Unity of Command, Skyjacker
FileShack for the week of May 26, 2012 features a Unity of Command demo, a...
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Daily Filter: Planetside 2, Deadlight
Today's Filter features an air combat trailer for Planetside 2, a plot trailer for...
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Weekend PC digital deals: strategy-o-rama
Do you like strategy games? Then you'll love this weekend's sales at digital...
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38 Studios, Harry Potter Kinect - Shacknews Daily: May 25, 2012
Join Garnett Lee on this episode of Shacknews Daily. Today’s stories: 38 Studios...
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Minecraft for Xbox 360 dev working on 'Adventure' update
Minecraft XBLA is getting a small update (1.7.3) for pistons, and then developer...
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Demon's Souls servers extended again
Its servers scheduled to shut down at the end of this month, Demon's Souls has...
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Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection coming in June
Capcom announced today that the Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection will hit...
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Sony patent would interrupt gameplay to display ad
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Weekend Confirmed 114 - Diablo 3, Max Payne 3, Lost Planet 3
Diablo 3 and Max Payne 3 continue to keep the Weekend Confirmed hosts talking in...
2Following up on a Reuters report that suggested Bethesda could release Fallout 4 in 2011, marketing VP Pete Hines has labeled the speculation as "jumping to conclusions, and then some."
"An accurate headline would probably be, 'Fallout 4 before 2018,' since that's what he really said (10 years is too long)," Hines explained to Edge Online. Read more »
It's been a ten-year wait for Fallout 3, which hits retailers in PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 form next week, and developer Bethesda has now started discussing its future plans.
Executive producer Todd Howard states that three years is a good space between games, leading Reuters to suggest that Bethesda could deliver more post-apocalyptic role-playing goodness with Fallout 4 in three years, or 2011. Read more »
"Elder Scrolls V couldn't happen in 2009 (the three year mark from Oblivion), unless Bethesda ..."
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