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EPIC GAMES AND EA UNLEASH THE BULLETSTORM (360)

People Can Fly Delivers a Blood Symphony of Gunplay and Carnage Guildford, UK – April 12, 2010 – Epic Games, People Can Fly and Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) today confirmed the development of Bulletstorm, a new original intellectual property from the teams behind the award-winning, multiple million-selling Gears of War, Unreal Tournament and Painkiller …

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“The Fastest Gun on Steam” & “Kill the Fatsharks” – Two Contests, One Great Game (PC)

New York – April 12, 2010 – In the competitive spirit of the game, Fatshark and Paradox Interactive have announced two contests for its players for the recently released third person shooter, Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West. “Kill the Fatsharks”Have your guns locked and loaded. It’s not very often players have the …

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Konami announces ‘Saw 2’ makes the cut (360, PS3)

Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH has announced it will release a sequel to its popular SAW title for Xbox 360 and PlayStation�3. SAW 2 will be released in Autumn, 2010.     SAW 2 invites players back into Jigsaw’s twisted world, and promises all-new stomach-twisting traps and puzzles, more visceral combat, and an all-new storyline that takes …

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The Scourge Project: Episodes 1 & 2 will be available via Steam today 9th of April 2010, 10% off for the first week (PC)

Friday, 9th of April, 2010 Mallorca, Spain: Tragnarion Studios is happy to announce that The Scourge Project will be available via Steam today 9th of April 2010, with a first week introductory discount of 10%. After the first week the game will be priced at only $19.99 / 14.99� / 12.99�. The Scourge Project is …

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Mothers Against Violence admit that games are not necessarily to blame

On a live BBC Radio Leeds debate yesterday, MAV reps actually admitted that games are not directly to blame for bad behaviour in children. MAV sees its job is to “promote the eradication of violence and to relieve the victims of the effects of violence within the community”, and as a part of this, has …

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