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Android now powers 25 percent of mobile operating systems (Appolicious)
The News - Latest News
Tuesday, 07 September 2010
Appolicious - Android continues to poach away market share from the iPhone and other mobile platforms, now accounting for 25 percent of mobile operating systems in North America.  That?s a 2 percent increase, month-over-month, and an 18.6 percent increase year-over-year.
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Rare, Molyneux Originally Argued for Buttons with Kinect
The News - Gamers News
Tuesday, 07 September 2010

Kinect

Microsoft's biggest selling point when it comes to Kinect is that it's a completely controller-free system -- not a single button is necessary to interact with its games. But when Kinect was first being designed inside Microsoft, both Rare and Peter Molyneux weren't convinced such a system could work.

"We were absolutely adamant that we needed a button, something with haptic feedback, that would initiate an action," said Rare creative director George Andreas to Edge magazine (via CVG), recalling his first time seeing the Kinect technology. "It took a long time -- we threw some prototypes together and then we saw you didn't need one."

And it wasn't just Rare that wasn't convinced about buttons-free controls, as Andreas said Lionhead Studios boss Peter Molyneux didn't see the buttons-free system working either. "We were very vocal to Kudo [Tsunoda, Kinect lead] at the time, and Peter Molyneux was as well, that you needed something in your hand," Andreas recalled. But he also says this was ultimately just a case of having to "rein in" their ideas of traditional button-based interfaces, a challenge that remained even after accepting Kinect's buttons-free system could work. "You end up falling back on the [gamepad] control scheme. It's a crutch really."


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DJ Hero 2 and Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock Demos Available on Xbox Live
The News - Gamers News
Tuesday, 07 September 2010

Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock

Looking for a quick preview of Activision's upcoming slate of rhythm games? The publisher just released playable demos for both DJ Hero 2 and Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock on the Xbox Live Marketplace.

Players can hit up the DJ Hero 2 demo to sample the game's brand new multiplayer modes, while the Guitar Hero demo highlights developer Neversoft's attempts at a story-driven quest mode -- complete with narration by Gene Simmons of KISS. PlayStation 3 versions of the demos have yet to be announced.

Each demo includes a selection of four tracks, listed below:


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Gary Oldman, Ed Harris Headline Black Ops Voice Talent
The News - Gamers News
Tuesday, 07 September 2010

Gary Oldman, Ed Harris

Activision tends to open its wallet to break out big voice talent in the Call of Duty series, and today the company announced Black Ops will be no exception. Gary Oldman and Ed Harris are on tap to play roles in the new game, and filmmaker David S. Goyer will be lending story consultation and support.

Both of the veteran actors have been in countless movies. Oldman is most known recently from his roles in The Dark Knight and The Book of Eli. In Black Ops, he'll be reprising his role as Viktor Reznov from World at War. Harris, meanwhile, is recognized for his roles in A History of Violence and Apollo 13. He'll be playing Jason Hudson, a CIA operative. David S. Goyer has written for both of the recent Batman films, Blade, and the upcoming Superman: Man of Steel.

"Oldman, Harris and Goyer are considered some of the finest talents and they perfectly complement Call of Duty: Black Ops' ambitious and immersive single-player experience," said Treyarch head Mark Lamia in the press release. "Their contributions have helped us to push the boundaries of our story telling and character development far beyond anything we have ever attempted before in the franchise."


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Exploding Google Logo Means... What? (NewsFactor)
The News - Latest News
Tuesday, 07 September 2010
NewsFactor - If the measure of a good logo is that it is memorable, Google is setting new records. On the day after Labor Day, the search giant is featuring a new variation on its well-known name in which the logo breaks up and runs from your cursor -- and people are wondering why.
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New Uncharted 2 DLC in the Works
The News - Gamers News
Tuesday, 07 September 2010

Uncharted 2

Still haven't had enough of Uncharted 2? Good, because it turns out Sony isn't through with giving you more of it, as there's new DLC in development and on the way.

The news actually leaked out thanks to voice actress Emily Rose, who plays character Elena Fisher in the game. "Landed in LALA land yesterday and already the schedule is a buzz.... filming my first Night show today 4 #HAVEN then work on #UNCHARTED!" tweeted Rose yesterday.

This tweet created a short-lived buzz that Naughty Dog was already working on Uncharted 3, but a Sony representative quickly squashed the rumor by confirming to Kotaku that this "Uncharted work" was, in fact, for new Uncharted 2 DLC.


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