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Controversial games streaming service OnLive will launch in the US on June 17th backed by Electronic Arts, Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive, THQ and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
Details for the cloud-based gaming service, which was unveiled amidst much attention at GDC last year, are to be given in a Wednesday keynote this morning at the GamesBeat one-day event at the 2010 Game Developers Conference.
The serivce launches on PC and Mac, and costs $14.95 a month.
Major publishers have already backed the service – and while specific titles, pricing and revenue share models will be made public closer to the E3 launch, McGarvey told us that a few of the launch games include Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed II and Prince Of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, as well as THQ’s Metro 2033.
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OnLive dates launch, pricing for US
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A rock solid CVG source at GDC in San Francisco has told us that not only does PS3’s motion controller have a nunchuck add-on – but that it connects wirelessly to the main device.
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PS3 motion controller nunchuck is real, wireless
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Kotaku: Gaming on the iPhone and iPod touch has been a huge hit for Apple – a neat, unique experience combining a relatively big screen, multi-touch controls, motion-sensor controls, network access for social gaming, in-app commerce for virtual goods, and more.
The gaming experience on the iPad could be even crazier. And the iPhone game developers we’re talking to are really excited about it.
The iPad’s big screen in particular is going to bring a new element of fun and possibilities to the iPhone gaming platform. Besides just having larger, more vivid graphics, and more pixels to use for game controls, the iPad will offer more multi-touch input sensors, therefore adding new control possibilities to iPad games.
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iPad Games Are Going To Be Crazy Awesome
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Posted by Jack Buser // Director, PlayStation Home
Hello again Home Community,
I am thrilled to be back on the PlayStation.Blog to share some exciting news. Tomorrow we will be launching PlayStation Home 1.35, a new client update that will include some very significant enhancements that will make your PlayStation Home experience even better.
This update will bring several of the changes that you, the PlayStation Home community, have said are most important to you. Most notably, this update features faster load times, giving you quicker access to PlayStation Home and all the great content within. The new 1.35 update also enhances the login process. Now, once you have launched into PlayStation Home from the XMB, you will be transported directly to a new intuitive navigator, without the need to click through message screens.
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PlayStation Home 1.35 Launching Tomorrow
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The fourth part of the Complete N00b Guide to StarCraft 2 Beta continues with the Zerg.
Starcraft: IncGamers’ ego helps new players through the insectoid race and gives tips and hints on how to use their primary units.
The perfect guide to someone new to StarCraft, but interested in getting to know the game, as it will be launched in just a few months.
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Complete N00b Guide to StarCraft 2 Beta – Part 3
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DualShockers writes: "They’re back! Michael Hurdle and Corey Ashley, the same two guys who exposed Gamestop for blacklisting the competition during the MW2 launch, have returned. In the latest episode of the RawGamePlay show, the guys give you an insider’s look into the event EA held at a secret location in NYC. Give it a watch (or a listen) as you’ll hear about upcoming stuff that we cannot talk about until tomorrow, As well as a cameo by HHG! Enjoy the clip below!"
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RawGamePlay’s Sneak Peak of the EA Media Day in NYC
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Gameguru "The controls are so tight and have been beautifully meshed with the overall mechanics of the game that one feels deprived of the chaos when not interacting with the game. God of War 3 might have an epic scale to it with jaw dropping graphics. But one cannot help imagine that this chaos actually feels subverted to the stylized experiences that one comes across in Bayonetta."
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Bayonetta: A Tighter Action Game than God Of War 3?
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Senior Producer Steve Caterson explains when the story for the trilogy was complete and how Jaffe and Barlog’s input still affects the series.
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GoW 3 – Evolving Story Interview Part II HD
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The full list of Famitsu review scores are now available. Scores include Yakuza 4, God of War Collection, Darksiders, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, and more.
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Complete Famitsu review scores
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PC Games sales now 80% digital. The Digital Trend is taking over. PC Games revenues are up 3% in 2009. Meanwhile PC retail is getting hit hard.
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PC Games Sales 80% digital In 2009.
