'Steel Diver' to become Nintendo's first free-to-play game
It was one of the 3DS's first games, and two years on the submarine title Steel Diver is at the vanguard of Nintendo's move into free-to-play gaming.
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'XCOM,' 'The Cave' continue iOS colonization
Full-blown PC games "XCOM: Enemy Unknown" and "The Cave" are heading for iOS devices soon; in the case of award-winning strategy game "XCOM," as soon as July 20.
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Miyamoto introduces new 'Pikmin 3' features
This is being billed as the pet project of Mario, Zelda and Donkey Kong creator Shigeru Miyamoto: Pikmin 3, a game of herding adorable little aliens and retrieving giant fruits for your home planet's people.
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Recap of E3 video game chat with Steve Tilley
Read the recap of our live chat about what he saw at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo and where he thinks the gaming industry is headed.
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