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EA was showcasing Dead Space: Extraction in London recently. During the presentation, there was one slide mentioned, implying that the game has “a secret that propels the franchise forward.”

“I can’t tell you [what the slide meant] – it’s a secret! Let’s just say there’s definitely connectivity between this game and Dead Space. There’s absolutely connectivity there and maybe… other stuff. I can’t really say.” – executive producer Steve Papoutsis

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Hopes of seeing a Wii version for the upcoming FPS Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 have diminished quite a bit with a recent discovery. Best Buy’s online store features listings for 360, PS3, PC, and DS versions. However, any indication of a Wii edition is nowhere to be found. Of course, this doesn’t guarantee that Modern Warfare 2 can be completely be ruled out, but it’s not exactly a good sign either.

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Mega Man Star Force 3 Black Ace (DS) – E
Speed Zone (Wii) – E
NEVES Plus (Wii) – E
Clayfighter (Wii) – T
Asphalt 4: Elite Racing (DSi) – E10+
Ant Nation (DS) – E
Mad Dog McCree: Gunslinger Pack (Wii) – T
Gravitronix (Wii) – E
3-2-1, Rattle Battle! (Wii) – E
Puzzle City (DS) – E

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With Prison Break nearing completion, ZootFly today announced it secured the official Mr. T graphic novel license from Mohawk Media.

ZootFly will develop a series of games packed with the trademark over-the-top adrenaline-pumping action of Mr. T.

The games will feature knuckle-whitening action-adventure, furious brawler combat, gravity-defying platforming, and environmental puzzles.

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The European press have finally been given a chance to look at The Conduit’s online offerings. New information has emerged from a recent event that was held by SEGA.

– Maps divided into 3 categories: Small (recommended for 2-6 players), Medium (6-10), Large (8-12)
– Online rankings – 25 in all
– Go to next rank with experience points
– Hospitals level has a bunch of corridors/corners/rooms – Good to use pistol/small guns
– Pentagon level has central hub fit with rooms, balconies, sewers – Good to use sniper
– Street levels has wrecked buildings

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“I think that’s happening [GTA: Chinatown Wars/MadWorld sales] because of what people are looking to buy, I guess. I think with our game right now I think we’re hitting on something that’s really interesting and really fun, and we’re hitting on the atmosphere and the visuals that people have started to associate with Dead Space. As a hardcore gamer myself, I want stuff like this on the Wii. I love the Wii, I love Nintendo. I love all the platforms, but I really want something that I can play co-operatively on the Wii with a friend that hits that sweet spot I think Dead Space: Extraction is in.” – Dead Space: Extraction exec producer Steve Papoutsis

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DSiWare

Clubhouse Games Express: Card Classics – 32 blocks
Paper Airplane Chase – 12 blocks

WiiWare

Cocoto Platform Jumper – 307 blocks

VC

Nobunaga’s Ambition – 19 blocks

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“But we at Square Enix also have a problem – it takes too long for us to produce a game…In reality I think the issues we have are basically the same. On one side you might say that because of the budgetary constraints they released the games without having the games polished to perfection, but on the other side we take too long to release the game. So we have the same issue in the management and control of the process isn’t strict enough. Even though we’re producing entertainment products we need to have the right production process in place – and that is something that I’d like to implement across the entire business in our group.” – Square Enix president and CEO, Yoichi Wada

Square Enix also has issues announcing games before they are actually in development. I’m looking at you, FFCC: The Crystal Bearers!

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