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Nintendo announced today that it will be dropping the prices of the DSi and DSi XL later this month. Starting May 20, the two systems will retail for $99.99 and $129.99, respectively. This makes a lot of sense, considering stores were selling the XL and the newer 3DS at the same price.
This week, the Game Informer Show weighs in on two major game media events and a groundbreaking new platformer. First up is our reaction to Capcom's Captivate 2012 press event. The venerable Japanese publisher debuted Lost Planet 3, and showed some new footage of the Devil May Cry reboot and Resident Evil 6. Host Matt Helgeson is joined by Andy Reiner and GI's Capcom nut Tim Turi.
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Lol, awesome. I love the attention to detail for the move sets like Capcom's vs series. If you guys have not seen previous fan vs videos I suggest looking up Haloid on Youtube and the MK vs Street Fighter episodes on NewGround.
After trusting Adam as our guide and plunging into the moose rat-infested pits of Fountain Head, we emerge with a new, err... appreciation of the classic PC RPG.
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By Mike Sharkey | PC News | May 22, 2012 1:43 PM | Comment So Remedy is not releasing Max Payne 3 on PC next week. For better, worse, or somewhere in between, that bullet-timing franchise is now in the hands of Rockstar Games.
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Thinking of picking up a Vita for the same reason. I have to say SRPGs like FF Tactics, Disgaea and Tactics Ogre seem to make the best games for train rides. You lose hours easily without getting too focused and if there are interruptions you don't even need to pause.
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PC: 7 hrs, 46 mins ago - Called 0x10 c , the space title is still early in the development process, but includes an intriguing set of features. Read More »
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Kotaku is making some changes to its comment system that will require you to log in with a Facebook, Google, or Twitter account. You must convert your account to one of these services in order to continue using your account. Converting your account on Kotaku will do so on all Gawker Media Sites.We received an interesting package today at the PC Gamer offices: a wooden box labeled “A Storm is Brewing.” Given that I was a world-class detective before taking the intern gig here, I was tasked with determining what it all meant. My peerless deductive skills have led me to the conclusion that these are likely the first details of Rift’s next major expansion.
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As roughly 50% of the emails to the wheezing RPS inboxotron over the last week will attest to, Rocksteady and Warner have not exactly displayed willing enthusiasm when it comes to the PC edition of Batman: Arkham City. A long- and mysteriously- delayed launch followed by DirectX 11 performance that was about as smooth as stinging nettle moonshine, then the final insult of the eventual patch screwing up many folks’ savegames despite leaving many of the initial problems unresolved. And then, silence. Months-long silence.This year, the Super NES turns 20 in America. It's certainly one of the best systems ever, but might it also be the most enduring? Lots of great games were released, of varying complexity, and many that are still great to play today.