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Dead Island remains UK chart topper, Space Marine keeps 2nd
Techland's Dead Island and Relic's Warhammer 40k: Space Marine have kept their number 1 and 2 spots respectively for another week in the all format UK chart.
Resistance 3 climbs up 3rd, nudging down Driver: San Francisco 4th. Deus Ex: Human Revolution stays at a conspiratorial 5th place. Zumba won't let go 6th.
Resistance 3 climbs up 3rd, nudging down Driver: San Francisco 4th. Deus Ex: Human Revolution stays at a conspiratorial 5th place. Zumba won't let go 6th.
THQ gives vote of no confidence on Red Faction franchise
Posted: 28.07.2011 by JonahFalcon
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THQ has given the Red Faction franchise a virtual vote of no confidence, as the company has expressed less confidence in the moneymaking aspect of the series, which began over a decade ago.
THQ champion "digital ecosystem"
Posted: 14.06.2011 by Technet2k
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Publisher THQ's "biggest prong" for the digital landscape is to "turn digital ecosystem on" for the home consoles, which means XBLA and PSN titles galore.
Bite size titles that "sets you up" for the major game and "makes you familiar with the brand." Unlockables in the main games and other bonuses are important.
Bite size titles that "sets you up" for the major game and "makes you familiar with the brand." Unlockables in the main games and other bonuses are important.
Duke Nukem Forever is UK chart King, inFamous 2 entered 4th
Posted: 13.06.2011 by Technet2k
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Gaming nostalgia has shot Duke Nukem Forever to the UK all format throne, with 56% of retail copies on Xbox 360, 30% on PS3 and just 14% on PC.
Sucker Punch's inFamous 2 debuted 4th in the chart and THQ's Red Faction: Armageddon managed 8th. L.A. Noire's top streak ends as it makes do 2nd.
Sucker Punch's inFamous 2 debuted 4th in the chart and THQ's Red Faction: Armageddon managed 8th. L.A. Noire's top streak ends as it makes do 2nd.
PlayStation Store is back, US and EU users get 'mega updates'
Posted: 02.06.2011 by Technet2k
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Small miracles do happen after all as PlayStation Store - you remember that right? - is back online after Sony technicians had finished tinkering new security.
Both the US and EU PlayStation.Blog sites are bulging with their respective Store updates, which also mean the 'Welcome Back' game offers can be claimed.
Both the US and EU PlayStation.Blog sites are bulging with their respective Store updates, which also mean the 'Welcome Back' game offers can be claimed.
Posted: 19.09.2011 by Technet2k
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