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Originally Posted by wraggster

Codemasters has announced that it's releasing a "Complete Edition" of Dirt 3, due out sometime this March for Windows, Xbox 360, and the PS3. The $39.99 release will include the full game, 12 new tracks in two different new locations and lots of new cars and liveries to play around with.

The two new tracks run through the snowy mountain roads of the Alps and some urban streets in Shibuya,

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Sega plans to release a sequel to 2010's Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing, the kart racing game originally made for Xbox 360, PS3, PC and DS, at the end of this year, Kotaku reports. The New York Toy Fair outed the sequel with a display of new toys (At a toy fair? Surely not.), and an attendant confirmed its development. New characters and vehicles will be announced later this year, Kotaku says, some time before

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Much-hyped food app makes its debut on the Microsoft OS.
The app lets pizza lovers find their nearest store, browse the menu and then place their order. They can also customise pizzas by base, size and toppings.
It's been a wild success on other formats: the iPhone app alone has generated over £10m in sales in the past year.
Indeed, 13 per cent of all Domino's digital sales come through a tablet or smartphone.
The Windows 7 version was developed by Vexed Digital, and is

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Originally Posted by wraggster

It seems that some PS3 users are running into trouble with Gotham City Impostors, and we're not referring to all the fake Batmen clogging the streets. According to posts on the Gotham City Impostors forums, some PS3 users are unable to unlock the full version of the game. Even after paying for the title, some find themselves stuck with the trial version.

A forum administrator notes that

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Originally Posted by wraggster

The signs of a good interface aren't always visible. An elegant in-game display susses out the sweet spot between education and economy, making it an art that is often overlooked by design. And when games aim, claim or clamor to be cinematic, life bars and scores tend to be the first things tossed out as distracting clutter. The traditional HUD is fading from view.

Ghost Recon: Future

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