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    New GTA 5 info – our preview reveals three characters, two missions & one incredible world

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    at 05:00pm May 2 2013
    GTA 5 Screenshot

    The biggest compliment I can pay GTA 5 having seen it in action is that it looks to be exactly what I expected. Which is to say the funniest, deepest and most engaging open-world game of this or any console generation. In GTA 4 and Red Dead Redemption, Rockstar delivered a pair of perpetually lifelike, unendingly playable sandbox experiences to PS3. With its newest effort, it looks set to complete the hat-trick in style.

    FIFA 14 revealed. Full info on new career mode, scouting, improved dribbling and shooting, zombie players (not really)

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    at 12:34pm April 17 2013
    Messi goal

    FIFA 14 is heading back to PS3 for what should be another successful season on PS3, and we’ve got all you need to know about its new dribbling, shooting and sprinting mechanics, career mode changes, and other new features.

    FIFA 14: first screens show off new shooting styles, close control & more

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    at 12:34pm April 17 2013
    FIFA 14 Tottenham goal

    Look surprised, people! FIFA is coming back. Out later this year, changes promised include new shooting and dribbling models, plus a whole host of improvements to Career Mode. For a ton of pretty screens taken from the new game, step through this virtual turnstile and come on in…

    The 10 things you need to know about PS4

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    at 12:30pm February 21 2013
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    As expected, Sony’s PS4 reveal last night dropped all manner of exciting info surrounding its new machine. But what if you only want the must-know stuff? That’s where we come in, with this in-a-nutshell guide to PlayStation 4.

    Your (and our) favourite PlayStation memories

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    at 03:00pm February 20 2013
    Favourite PlayStation Memories

    With PlayStation 4 set to be revealed at 11pm tonight (whaddya mean, you didn’t know?), fans around the globe (as well as Team OPM) have been sharing their favourite Sony console moments on Twitter using the hashtag #playstationmemory. Here, we’ve rounded up some of the best.

    Battlefield 4 confirmed (again!), looks like it’s out this year

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    at 11:49am February 20 2013
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    Yes, it’s a headline we’ve written about three times now, but despite the lack of any official EA announcement, its appears that Battlefield 4 is definitely a few short months away. Er, probably. How are we so sure this time out? It’s been showing the game off to retailers behind closed doors.

    Metal Gear Solid online art studio launched

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    at 05:22pm February 18 2013
    MGS art website

    Those Metal Gear 25th Anniversary celebrations which kicked off last year aren’t quite over yet – today, Konami launched an interactive website where artists can share their own MGS creations and view the work of lead artist Yoji Shinkawa.

    PS4 reveal Wednesday? Sony reveals another countdown video

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    at 11:32am February 18 2013
    Kaz with PS3

    Sony has poured fuel on the fiery rumours that PS4 will be revealed this Wednesday (20th Feb) with a third ‘Evolution of PlayStation video’ – this one charting the rise of PS3.

    Cheap PS3 games aplenty in THQ’S PSN fire sale

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    at 11:18am February 14 2013
    darksiders 2 aod

    Darksiders II and Red Faction Guerrilla are among the games on offer for under a tenner via PlayStation Network, as THQ looks to raise some quick cashola.

    The Cave PSN review – Underground adventuring way more fun than the Central Line

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    at 04:32pm January 28 2013
    The Cave PSN Ron Gilbert Double Fine

    Between them, Tim ‘Psychonauts’ Schafer and Ron ‘Monkey Island’ Gilbert can lay claim to creating some of the funniest games on PSN – Deathspank, Costume Quest and Stacking to name three. So it’s no surprise that this collaboration between the pair – created by Gilbert for Schafer’s Double Fine studio – is packed with dark humour, from the moment the sentient cave of the title introduces each of its seven characters by taking the mick out of them, to its reminder, a few hours later, than you’ve basically achieved nothing by reaching its melancholic climax. At the outset, the joke is on the colourful cast; by the close, it’s firmly on you.

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