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Originally Posted by wraggster

Take-Two will announce new games scheduled for release during its next financial year in the "coming months", the company has said.
Last night Take-Two reported its Q1 FY2012 results, and boss Strauss Zelnick said the US publisher has some unannounced titles for release during the next fiscal year that gamers will hear about in the "coming months" – comments that have sparked speculation that Rockstar may soon announce Grand Theft Auto 5.
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Originally Posted by wraggster

Curious to get a look at Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's newest cooperative multiplayer Spec Ops mode, dubbed "Survival"? Well, good, because we have a video of it. If you're playing catch up, start with our preview of the Horde slashFirefight slash waves-of-enemies mode from E3.

If you don't feel like reading all that, then we'll do the hard work and explain it to you like this: Kill all the dudes you see, except your buds, survive as long as you can, earn digi-bucks! The

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Sony's launched a public request to name the upcoming PlayStation Vita version ofModNation Racers in a recent US PlayStation Blog post. Our first inclination was to suggest "The PlayStation Vita Version of ModNation Racers" in the allotted comments section, but the name lacked a certain pizazz we were hoping for.

After thinking awhile longer, we figured out an absolutely perfect one: "ModNation Racers: Vita!" Take that, professional marketing guys!

http://www.joystiq.com/2011/08/09/na...ers-vita-game/

Originally Posted by wraggster

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance will finally make its hands-on debut at the Tokyo Game Show later this fall -- but does that news really do anything for you? In the latest issue of Japanese gaming mag Dengeki PlayStation (as translated byAndriasang), Square Enix's Tetsuya Nomura explained that it's becoming difficult to get new players into the series with each new iteration. We get the hesitation --

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Originally Posted by wraggster

While there's still no release date for the Blu-ray version of Ubisoft's stealth trilogy, the PlayStation Blog confirms that all three games will be released on PlayStation Store tomorrow. Splinter Cell, Pandora Tomorrow and Chaos Theory, remastered in 1080p with stereoscopic 3D support, will be available separately for £7.99 each, or as a bundle for £23.99 - so it's actually 2p cheaper to buy them one by one. PlayStation Plus users get a 20 per cent discount on the original, ten per cent off Pandora

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