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World in Conflict has hit demo form just before its retail release, and a demo for Crysis has been dated. Meanwhile Activision's Call of Duty 4 multiplayer beta is also heading our way. All this and more in another action packed week.
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Get Conflict-ed
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In addition to this week's tasty news that a playable demo for Crysis will be released on September 25, Crytek have also released another new trailer for the game. The latest clip doesn't really show anything we haven't seen before but the production is pretty damn slick. It features another look at the various abilities Nanosuit with some in-engine gameplay mixed with some neat CG and camera tooling. Check it out right here.
Ubisoft has released another patch for the PC version of Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2, addressing several multiplayer sever functions. GameArena's GRAW 2 server has now been updated, so you'll need to upgrade to continue playing online. Grab the full patch here, or the incremental update from v1.03 here.
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Extended and explained
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Xbox 360 owners in fear of missing out on the Call of Duty 4 beta because they don't live in the US can now sleep a little easier. Activision have officially confirmed that the multiplayer beta test for COD 4 will indeed to available to Australian and New Zealand gamers before the November 7th retail release.
Specifics are yet to be detailed but we've been advised to keep an eye on the game's official site www.charlieoscardelta.com for updates.
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Proven performer
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Among the 50 odd titles are arists such as At the Gates, Beastie Boys, Darkest Hour, Nirvana, The Clash as well as the Foo Fighters new single The Pretender. Click on for the entire listing.
A new trailer for Turok, the dinosaur hunter series' upcoming revival for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 has been released. The minute long clip shows a variety of the "quiet kills" you can perform with the game's various weapons on both humans and dinosaurs alike. Check it out here in our video library.
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Chopped or not?
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In the UK, Rockstar is appealing the decision the British Board of Film Classification made to ban the game, however, there has been no word on whether or not they will be resubmitting the modified version of the game the US did or if they will still try and have the original game released.
How this will affect an Australian release remains to be seen. The original Manhunt still on the Australian OFLC's list of Refused Classification titles.
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Hotter than Heaven
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The answer is: none of the above. Instead, it's a rip-roaring action blast as you take control of a fatal accident victim who wants to determine why he'se been denied entry into heaven. Fans of irony will especially enjoy not only the game, which is sublime, but the tagline: Heaven's got a Hitman. Marvellous stuff, that.
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