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• Big in Japan July 19-25: Wii Party, Fate/ExtraNintendo's minigame collection continues rocking the Japanese sales charts weeks after release, PSP action-RPG enjoys strong debut.
• Sega Sammy brushes off slow Iron Man 2, Alpha Protocol salesPublisher's revenues see 51 percent spike as it posts first-quarter profits on strength of pachinko business; Armored Avenger's latest tops 1.1 million sold.
• Start/Select - Nintendo 3DS, Starcraft II, James Bond 007: Blood StoneWe meet Bizarre Creations for a first look of James Bond 007: Blood Stone, get an extended hands-on with the Nintendo 3DS, and check out this week's big gaming news. Plus, we meet Blizzard to talk about Starcraft II and give away copies of the game!
• James Bond 007: Blood Stone Reveal InterviewWe meet Bizarre Creations' Neil Thompson at the official unveiling of James Bond 007: Blood Stone.
• Intellivision Lives! Screens6 new shots posted.
• Call of Duty: Black Ops Screens4 new shots posted.
• GoldenEye 007 targeting DSActivision confirms classic N64 shooter headed to Nintendo's handheld alongside Wii version this November, courtesy of n-Space.
• Capcom profits drop 90%Street Fighter house sees massive quarterly profit drop alongside small sales decline; poor Lost Planet 2 sales, strong yen, and weak global economies blamed.
• Nintendo posts rare quarterly loss as sales sink over 25%After nearly four years of profits, the Mario Factory posts a rare $288.3 million loss; Wii sales near 74 million, DS tops 132 million; Super Mario Galaxy 2 goes quadruple platinum.
• Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem ReviewThe thoughtful puzzles in this movie adaptation are often overshadowed by the steep challenge and troublesome controls.

Gamespot Recent Updates [Game Boy Advance]

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• Puzzle Quest 2: More of a Good Thing? Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords truly upped the ante when it came to puzzle games on any platform. By mixing RPG and straight puzzle elements, Infinite Interactive created a game which spanned genres and captivated audiences. Does the first true sequel to their seminal classic live up to the expectations laid down by it’s predecessor? If I say no am I going to be hunted down by a band of angry trolls and two headed ogres? Read on to find out. Puzzlers were some of the first games to capture the elusive casual gamer market; some might say they captured it before there was such a thing. My parents had wars over Tetris scores, far outpacing my brother and I. Modern puzzle games like Bejeweled have massive followings and have made companies like PopCap real powers in the gaming market. The genre, which has been a mainstay of the game industry, has seemingly made the move between handheld console, PC, and even bar-top gaming effortlessly. Defined by games with a simple goal, often without a story or other cumbersome mechanics which require balancing or testing, puzzle games have more in common with retro arcade games than the more ?modern? [...]

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• Metro Retro21 years ago in Metro Times : "Nintendo and Atari plan to do for video games what the Sony Walkman did for music," writes MT , concerning the upcoming release of the Nintendo Game Boy and the Atari Portable Entertainment System, which mark a new phase in the evolution of video games: the handheld system.
• Analysis: Is The Game Industry A Happy Place?[Gamasutra news director Leigh Alexander peels back the lid on an industry built around play, and finds problematic toxicity and unhappiness in the games business, from developers to media to the audience they both serve.] "So you just get to play video games all day?" You've probably heard that one before, whether you're a developer or a member of the games media. And you got pretty annoyed, or ...
• Research and Markets: Worldwide Market Forecasts for the Video Game and Interactive Entertainment Industry through to ...DUBLIN----Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Worldwide Market Forecasts for the Video Game and Interactive Entertainment Industry through to 2015" report to their offering.
• Microsoft Showcases its Virtual Human, "Milo""Milo" Interacts With a Person's Emotions, Body Movements and Voice to Create a "Revolution in Storytelling"
• Developer Unveils Virtual Human 'Milo' For XboxMicrosoft, along with games designer Peter Molyneux, unveiled a "virtual human" project that reacts to a person's emotions, body movements and voice. Milo is designed for use with the company's Xbox 360 motion controller Kinect. The game is the brainchild of veteran U.K. games designer Peter Molyneux. "I want to introduce a new revolution in storytelling," he told the TED ...
• 'Virtual human' makes Xbox debutMicrosoft shows off a 'virtual boy' that reacts to human emotions, body movements and voice, designed for Xbox consoles.
• Nintendo 3DS Idea Man Pulls Back Curtain on Handheld's CapabilitiesAfter a string of hits for Nintendo, veteran videogame producer Hideki Konno lands a high-profile hardware gig: Making the most of the stereoscopic, glasses-free 3-D display that will fuel the highly anticipated handheld's gameplay.
• Deus Ex: Human Revolution novel inboundDel Rey publishing Deus Ex: The Icarus Effect novel set for 2011 in Europe and North America; will be set in the universe of the upcoming action RPG.
• Microsoft's virtual human Milo on show in BritainMicrosoft's 'virtual human' Milo has been showcased in Britain for the first time.
• News: BBC: Milo & Kate is a tech demo after allMolyneux explains story, cloud-based AI. Microsoft currently has no plans to release Milo & Kate after all, Peter Molyneux has reportedly told the TED Global conference in Oxford. A fortnight ago Microsoft mouthpiece Aaron Greenberg said "right now it's not a game" before changing his mind, after which Lionhead boss Molyneux waded in and said Greenberg's original comment was based on out-of-date ...