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Originally Posted by wraggster

UK studio Reflections has explained its decision to make the single-player portion of Driver: San Francisco run at 60 frames per second – and revealed the challenges doing so presented the development team.
Art director Mike Haynes told an audience at GDC Europe 2011, attended by Eurogamer today, that dropping to 30FPS would have allowed the team to double its budget for adding detail to the game world – but insisted 60FPS has its benefits.
"A question we get is, is it worth

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Originally Posted by wraggster

The Metal Gear Solid Ultimate HD Collection adds Metal Gear Solid 1 and Metal Gear Solid 4.
In total, then, you'll receive MGS4, MGS3 (Subsistence), MGS2, MGS1 (via PSN download code), Peace Walker, MG1 and MG2.
Zavvi has snapped up the world exclusive rights to the Metal Gear Solid Ultimate HD Collection. It costs £69.85.
The MGS Ultimate HD Collection is only available on PS3 at Zavvi.
Zavvi promotes a release date of 25th November. We're double-checking this with the

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Originally Posted by wraggster

The Swiss Christian Police Association wants the upcoming 2K Games sequel banned because it shows police being shot and killed. Felix Ceccato, president of the group, said: "When police in England are the target of mobs running amok, it is important that police are not portrayed as the enemy." The fuss was swiftly nipped in the bud by 2K, whose statement reads: "Reported stories regarding police officers in The Darkness II were erroneous. There are no police officers in the game.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Two games produced over 12 working days at Birmingham City University's Gamer Camp: Nano have been made available for free on the App Store. They Came From The Deep and Aliens Vs. Humans were developed by thirteen trainee artists and programmers during the scaled down version of Gamer Camp: Pro, the full 12 month long Masters course which starts in September and currently has only three places remaining. “Gamer Camp: Pro has been designed from the ground-up by developers such as Sony Computer

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Gargoyle's Quest, Capcom's Ghosts 'n Goblins spinoff -- about the flying red devil Firebrand (who you may know as that awful thing that kills you in most Ghosts 'n Goblins games) saving the Ghoul Realm, was one of the first Game Boy games to bereleased on the 3DS eShop in Japan, a fact of which we have been super jealous for quite some time.

The side-scrolling platformer/RPG is headed to the west --

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