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Codename: Panzers -- Cold War
Once WW2 had ended quickly a new struggle rose up in it’s place, one that depended not on weapons to finish it but rather weapons to stop it from occuring. This latest production from Atari takes place in this climatic time in the world with Codename: Panzers-Cold War
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CoH "Day Jobs" trailer
Being a metahuman can’t fill a whole day and even superheroes have to pay the rent. Watch as a superhero and his villian counterpart talk about what they do to fill a day when out of costume.
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Command and Conquer
Allbowdown shows us who would win in a duel to the death with the EPIC units of Command and Conquer Kanes Wrath. The NOD Redeemer, Scrin Eradicator Hexapod and GDI MARV go at each other at the same time. Who will come out on top?
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Condemned 2 New Footage
This new footage shows the forensic tools being utilized as well as other aspects of the game.
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Coraline Trailer
Coraline has unwittingly discovered a strange new world unlike anything she’s ever seen...are you brave enough to take the journey with her?
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Dammation Verticality video
Within Dammation it’s not just about what’s in front of you that’s the important thing...it’s what above and below you.
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Damnation Multiplayer video
This trailer shows that, in the multiplayer mode of Damnation, you have to move fast and remember that while you can run, you can’t hide.
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Damnation Single Player walkthrough
In Damnation you can use the horizontal and the vertical to your advantage but so can your enemies. Watch this video to see how the new terrain effects the game.
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Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop trailer
Haven’t felt you’re getting to get enough zombie fun with just RE5? Well, Capcom is going to help you get all the undead fun you’ll ever need with Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop for the Wii. Here’s a little trailer showing just how the experience is changed with the Wii: zombie home runs and undead poodles, oh my.
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Dead Space Animated Comic Issue #1
Take a peek back into the first issue of this comic that takes you further back into the events behind the space survival horror game Dead Space.
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Dead Space Animated Comic Issue #2
In the 2nd issue of the Dead Space animated comic life on the Aegis VII colony isn’t as ordinary as it used to be. Residents report sleeplessness, unsettling dreams, and other such strange phenomena in the wake of the Marker’s unveiling. Could the two events be connected?
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Dead Space Animated Comic issue #3
The Marker, an artifact described by some as the key to a new level of evolution, has been unearthed and with it has come a number of strange phenomena on the Aegis VII colony. In issue 3, however, things go from merely being strange to terrifying. Take a look to see why.
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Dead Space Animated Comic issue #4
A temporary lull for the people of Aegis VII arrives after the transport of The Marker amidst a background of sightings of strange biological phenomena which culminates in the Ishimura’s planet cracking operation. The lights are down, the people are restless, and a ghostly visitor warns that "now it’s too late..."
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Dead Space Animated Comic Issue #5
The end is nigh for the people of Aegis VII. The planet is under quarantine under the order of Captain Matthias, CO of the Ishimura, and the whole colony is on emergency power only. Terrifying aliens creatures are rampaging through the colony, killing and reanimating the bodies of the dead, and the Colony Manager Carthusia lets himself be killed by one of these strange beings. The purpose is unclear but it can’t mean lives will get any better for the Aegis VII residents.
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Dead Space animation video
Part of the mission of the Dead Space development team is breaking the bonds of conventional gameplay. One of the ways in which they do this is by carefully tuning the animation of both enemies and Issac to make a seamless playing experience.
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Dead Space Developer Diary-Zero G
As Issac Clark explores the wreck of the Ishimura he’s going to have to deal with multiple challenges one of which is exploring and fighting in rooms that lack gravity. Here’s the Dead Space development team to tell you what that’’ll be like.
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