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Originally Posted by wraggster

It was hard for us to trust Pokémon again after Gold and Silver came out. We had spent years learning every minute detail about the original 151, and suddenly all of that work and devotion was worthless? What's more, it neededrepeating with 100 more Pokemon? We may have been young tykes, but we were old enough to feel broken.

Regardless, the Kanto Pokemon still hold a special place in our

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Originally Posted by wraggster

With the announcement of release dates for 3DS and Vita, there are vanishingly few platforms left that won't have Rayman Origins. Now the PC joins the platforming party, with a release in both Europe and the United States on March 29. The PC version retains the 4-player co-op functionality of the console versions, and also retains its local-only restriction.

Surprisingly, the retail release will have no DRM.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

During this week's PlayStation Blogcast, on which our own Ludwig Kietzmann is a "special guest," PlayStation Sr. Social Media Specialist Sid Shuman (yay, alliteration!) confirmed the planned multiplayer demo for Twisted Metal would hit PSN next week, on January 31.

If you like your manslaughter a bit less vehicular, you may want to check out a demo for another February-bound

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Nordic Games has won a publishing deal for Remedy Entertainment’s critically acclaimed Alan Wake.
The company will bring the boxed PC version of the title to UK retail this March, which has been tweaked and redeveloped specifically for the platform. The PC SKU will include both DLC episodes – The Signal and The Writer – plus a 3D mode and multi-screen support.
Alan Wake was originally published by Microsoft on Xbox 360 in 2010. A digital version of the PC release will be self-published

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Originally Posted by wraggster

This year’s new Assassin’s Creed will be the biggest game in the series so far, Ubisoft told MCV.
It is understood that it will inject new life into the series, featuring fresh lead characters for the first time since 2009.
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has high hopes for this Christmas’ title, and dismisses the notion that annual instalments in the series are diluting the brand.
“Assassin’s Creed is an incredible franchise and there are a lot of expectations that it will continue

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