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'Final Fantasy VII' Steam port possibly leaked, may include microtransactions

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Final Fantasy VII may getting an updated PC release on Steam, according to a Google cache of the domain finalfantasyviipc.com, which is registered under the name of Square Enix CEO Yoichi Wada.

The cache reveals a number of additions to the original 1998 PC version, including cloud save support and 36 new unlockable achievements. The post also mentions a feature called a "Character Booster,"...

'Rainbow Moon' beams down to North America July 10th

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Rainbow Moon, a strategy RPG published by EastAsiaSoft exclusively for the PlayStation Network, will launch in North America on July 10th for $14.99.

Rainbow Moon was originally announced in early 2011, with a projected holiday release. It was delayed to this year on developer SideQuest Studios' desire to improve the overall quality of the game.

EastAsiaSoft announced more than 20 free and premium content packages will be available during the first month of launch, accessible for purchase in Rainbow Moon's in-game store. The company stressed that these additional packs are all optional, non-consumable items not required to complete the game. Players can also re-use these items with each new game restart.

EastAsiaSoft is considering publishing the game on other platforms, with the PS Vita "very high on [their] list." The company is...

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'007 Legends' wants to celebrate a timeless Bond

There's only one Agent 007 — only one James Bond. That's the explanation Activision gives for the peculiar premise of 007 Legends, the next Bond game.

Legends takes Bond through sequences from five classic films, including 1979's Moonraker, in a narrative that ties the movies together and takes...

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Nintendo Direct conference begins tonight at 9pm PT

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A Nintendo Direct conference will take place tonight at 9pm PT, the platform holder announced today.

Nintendo will offer new information and trailers for upcoming games, with specific focus on the 3DS, Nintendo DS, and the Wii.

European president...



'Diablo 3' fans in South Korea offered full refund by Blizzard

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Blizzard is offering South Korean Diablo 3 players a full refund following the infamous Error 37 server issues which reared its head at the game's launch.

This comes as the result of gamer complaints that forced the South Korean government to launch an extensive investigation into Blizzard's Seoul office last month.

While Blizzard's refund policy initially did not allow for refunds of a title already in-use, this was at odds with South Korean law which guaranteed refunds of any product within seven days if problems were not caused by the customer.

In a post on the Korean Battle.net, as translated by Wall Street Journal, Blizzard now states...

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OnLive accepting beta registrations for MultiView game spectating service

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OnLive is accepting registrations for the MultiView closed beta we heard about at E3, bringing us a little closer to using the spectating service on our own raids. Just a little, though — a rep from OnLive tells us that the beta won’t actually begin for another four to six weeks. MultiView lets users of OnLive's cloud gaming service watch up to three live player video streams while playing another game in a separate window. It's being positioned as a social offering, but MultiView could...


PSA: Xbox 360's latest update causing problems for Datel controllers

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The most recent mandatory Xbox 360 system update released today led to incompatibility issues for users with Datel-brand controllers.

The system update, which users are promoted to accept upon signing into Xbox LIVE, was meant to offer foundational improvements and add voice search for Australia and New Zealand territories. However, those with Datel controllers (including the TurboFire 2, WildFire 2, and EVO controllers and the Super Sports 3X...

THQ's vice president resigns

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The shuffle of THQ executives continued today with an SEC filing that showed THQ's Vice President, Corporate Controller and Chief Accounting Officer resigned from her position last week.

Teri Manby, who has been THQ's Chief Accounting Officer since 2010, will remain in her position until July 6, after which Paul Pucino, THQ's Chief Financial Officer, will assume the role of Chief Accounting Officer. Within the company, Rose Cunningham, who has...

'Valkyria Chronicles Duel' coming to browsers

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The latest installment in the Valkyria Chronicles series is a free-to-play browser-based game, according to a new trailer released by Sega.

Valkyria Chronicles Duel, which has been confirmed for Japan, will allow players to build a battalion by collecting cards, of which there are more than 200. Players will develop their base camp, take control of enemy territories, and take part in 3D battles that play out in a similar style to past installments of the game.

The payment model will be in the form of micro-transactions for in-game items. The official website for the game also mentions a...


'Orcs Must Die! 2' launching July 30th

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Orcs Must Die! 2 is launching on PC on July 30, 2012, developer Robot Entertainment announced today.

The sequel to last year's trap-laying tower defense title begins a few days after the end of the original game, with the War Mage going up against...




'The Last of Us,' 'Halo 4,' 'Dishonored' lead 2012 Game Critics Awards E3 nominations

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Nominations for the Game Critics Awards' Best of E3 accolades were announced yesterday, with the winners to follow on June 26th.

Dishonored, Halo 4, and The Last of Us each picked up four nominations, including Best of Show. Assassin's Creed III and Tomb Raider also received nods for that coveted award, and picked up a total of three nominations. The same five games made up the list of nominees for Best Console Game. Members of the games press vote on the Game Critics Awards, and for the Best of E3 list, only games that were playable at the convention are eligible.

Sony came in at the head...