Cut the Rope will transcend the virtual world inside of your techno-gizmo for that of the real. Several new partnerships will ensure Cut the Rope -branded products are in your local brick-and-mortar soon.
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Cut the Rope inks toy deal, getting ‘Bath Time’ content update soon
The first episode of Sam & Max: Beyond Time & Space (i.e. season two) is now available for iOS. The episode, entitled “Ice Station Santa,” is a universal app, meaning it should work swimmingly on either the iPhone or iPad
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Sam & Max: Beyond Time & Space episode 1 now on iOS
Final Fantasy XIII-2 will reportedly include Lightning from Final Fantasy XIII as DLC. According to Famitsu (via Andriasang ), Lightning will be a coliseum character that, once defeated, can become a party member
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FFXIII’s Lightning being added to XIII-2 in DLC, trailer highlights game variety
For those hoping Resident Evil 6 will play like a classic Resident Evil title, with more puzzles and less emphasis on (not) running and gunning — look away now. Go watch the My Little Pony Skyrim mod and live in ignorant bliss for a while longer. You’ll thank us later
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Written in the S.T.A.R.S.: Capcom dreams of CoD fans playing Resident Evil
As we saw back at E3, Silent Hill: Downpour evokes the feel of old Silent Hill games, by sending its protagonist Murphy into the familiar town, where he finds monsters, creepiness, and all sorts of dangerous puzzles. But producer Tomm Hulett says this version of the game isn’t just about revisiting the setting of the old titles — he’s trying to collect some new fans as well. “Bringing Silent Hill into sort of a modern game, for old fans, mainstream, for new fans, whatever, it’s interesting,” he told us at a recent preview event.
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Silent Hill: Downpour brings the old back to the new
The success of the Portal games comes from a combination of two completely different aspects: gameplay and narrative. Portal 2 is, on one hand, a great puzzle game in the classic tradition, sending you through a series of enclosed, self-contained puzzles.
The key to any puzzle is the “aha” moment, that moment when everything clicks into place, your brain gets a little jolt of pleasure and you feel just a tiny bit smarter. The final few numbers in sudoku, grasping the bizarre logic of Sam & Max, figuring out exactly where to put the next portal — it’s these moments that make puzzles worthwhile
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Trine 2 review: Trine to fit the pieces together
We don’t know much about The Last of Us just yet, but the first several concept shots offer a sneak peek into what we can expect to learn in the coming months.
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The Last of Us concept shots depict a game of sneaky survivalism
Sorcery , a PlayStation Move game announced way back at E3 2010 and kept in relative silence since then, is set to launch this coming spring. SCEA hasn’t offered a finer launch date beyond that. For those of you who might have forgotten about the title, Sorcery is a third-person, Move-centric title for the PS3 developed by California-based dev The Workshop.
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Sorcery bewitching PlayStation 3 owners in spring 2012
Though it exists in every video game with save files or checkpoints, time travel isn’t regularly acknowledged — but when your story revolves around a temporally insulated phone booth piloted by an immortal doctor, it would just be weird not to. Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock , a new downloadable game derived from the popular BBC show, is bringing narratively justified time travel to us early next year, “initially” on PC, PlayStation 3 and Vita.
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Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock winding up on PS3, Vita and PC
