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Originally Posted by wraggster

Capcom's Resident Evil Revelations will be released in Europe on January 27, Nintendo has announced.
As was the case with Resident Evil's 3DS debut, The Mercenaries 3D, Revelations - which promises to fill in the story between the events of Resident Evil 4 and 5 - will be co-published by Nintendo and Capcom.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

The Unreal Development Kit has been installed more than a million times, Epic Games co-founder Mark Rein has revealed.
"This isn’t a download count nor does it count users who installed a new version of UDK over an old version, or reinstalls," Rein clarifies in a post on Unreal Insider.
"This means there are more than one million different computers onto which the UDK has been installed. With this massive installed base there are countless stories to tell about what these

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Originally Posted by wraggster

There's a new Daytona USA game on the way, judging by a Sega tease that went earlier live today.
A post on Sega's US blog asks readers to take a look at a video teasing a classic franchise that's about to get the reboot treatment, then take a guess at the name of the game. 10 randomly picked winners will receive a PlayStation 3 copy of the game when it launches. It'll be a digital download version, suggesting the game won't be a full disc release.
Given that the vid in question, which

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Originally Posted by wraggster

A new entry in Sony's tactical shooter franchise Syphon Filter is in the works for PlayStation Vita, according to The Official PlayStation Magazine.
As reported by PlayStation LifeStyle, it's apparently currently in development at SCE Bend, which is also currently working on Uncharted: Golden Abyss for Sony's handheld.
If true, it'll be the first release in the series since 2007's excellent PSP effort Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow, also developed by SCE Bend.
And it might not be

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Though Ubisoft's accounting and marketing departments probably have a greater say in the practice of annualizing Assassin's Creed (y'all keep buying it every year!), the people in charge of the franchise's elaborate fiction have their own impetus in the form of a ticking clock.

With Assassin's Creed: Revelations concluding Ezio's extended quest (and the "Embers" animated short providing a dignified epilogue), the plot's modern component -- starring feeble hoodie-hermit Desmond

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