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Originally Posted by wraggster

Rockstar’s Max Payne 3 will explode at retail this summer, supported by the publisher’s biggest UK campaign to date.
Marketing efforts will be centred around the release of the Xbox 360 and PS3 SKUs on May 18th, targeting both fans of the shooter series and a wider audience of action gamers.
Highlights of the campaign will include prominent TV spots during the Champions’ League finals and other mainstream programming, as well as a national outdoor campaign. The latter will see

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Rayman Origins continues to go from strength to strength, thanks to its PlayStation Vita outing.
The game was a flagship entry in Ubisoft’s launch line-up on Sony’s newly-launched handheld, and has become one of the platform’s most successful games.
“The launch of a console is a good way to spotlight how innovative our industry is and showcase the quality of our games,” Ubisoft’s UK brand manager Ombeline Wallon told MCV.
“The Vita version of Rayman Origins was very

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Konami has announced a March 29^th release date for Silent Hill HD Collection on PS3 and Xbox 360.
The firm has also released a new teaser video that can be seen below.
The SKU includes remastered versions of PS2 releases Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3. As you’d expect both now boast HD visuals along with a re-recorded soundtrack and dialogue, all of which was achieved with the original voice artists.
The second game also includes all the additional content first released in

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Originally Posted by wraggster

New title in popular iOS series debuts at Apple's iPad 3 press conference

Epic has used the iPad 3 Apple press conference to unveil a new game in the Infinity Blade series.
Infintiy Blade: Dungeons is set several thousand years before the original Infinity Blade game, which grossed $10 million in its first six months on sale.

“Just like Apple has raised the bar for mobile computing, the Infinity Blade franchise has continually re-defined expectations for mobile

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Originally Posted by wraggster

It's the Cost Of Meetings App, created to save businesses from unnecessary expenditure.
Marketing and tech agency LBi believes the meetings that businesses hold aren't always required, which is why it has launched the Cost Of Meetings App.
COMA has been designed to calculate the cost of running meetings, in order for firms to determine how much money they can save from cutting back on their group confabs.
Users need to enter the average hourly rate of the attendees in either sterling,

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