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click to cross the drawbridge into Screenshots’ Lair Following the well-received (by us, anyway) iPhone version of Space Ace , another, better-known Bluth-animated FMV classic is headed to the platform — a game that, unlike Heavy Rain , is Dragon’s Lair. This time, EA Play is publishing the 1983 Cinematronics arcade game, with an expected December release date

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EA dragging Dragon’s Lair to iPhone

If you consider the daily crossword puzzle a suitable mental exercise routine, then, buddy, you’ve got it all wrong. That’s child’s play for baby brains and yours needs a bit more stimulation than that. Thankfully, GoG.com is here to put a few wrinkles in all the right spots, as it’s announced Cyan Worlds’ beloved Myst series is coming to its library of DRM-free titles.

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GOG.com gets Cyan Worlds’ Myst games

EA has opened the garage door and rolled out its Team Racing Pack for Need For Speed: Shift , adding five new cars and a cooperative online racing mode to its superb driving game.

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PSA: Free NFS Shift ‘team racing’ DLC out for 360, PC

Following yesterday’s report that unsung steampunk action title Edge of Twilight had ceased development, we were unsure of the fate of the game’s Australian developer, FuzzyEyes. That fate was revealed earlier today in a public statement from the company’s CEO , Wei-Yao Lu, who explained, “On 30th of September, FuzzyEyes has let go the majority of staffs as FuzzyEyes was confronted with number of challenges, including economic downturn and some legal complications.” Lu confirmed that the studio is still in business, and is transitioning as it sells a “portion” of its shares to an unnamed third-party company. During this transition, the studio will “suspend all onsite development,” while outsourced development will continue on.

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Edge of Twilight developer FuzzyEyes laid off majority of staff

Between John Davison recently promising a revitalization of GamePro , Steve Harris’ purchase and subsequent relaunch of EGM (as EGM Now ), and now the announcement of “Kill Screen” from Jamin Brophy-Warren and Chris Dahlen, it’s been quite the year for gaming magazines. But Kill Screen seems to be taking a decidedly different approach to publishing, aiming its first print run at “2 or 3,000 copies,” Brophy-Warren told us this afternoon.

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Kill Screen gaming mag aiming for highbrow readers

[ IMDB ] What do you do once you’ve directed actors for a game that’s piled up millions faster than pretty much everything ?

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Modern Warfare 2 talent director Keith Arem moves to film

One day after the ship date of its DS game Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes , the newest project from Critter Crunch developer Capy has been somewhat revealed: a collaboration with artist Craig “Superbrothers” Adams and singer Jim Guthrie, called Superbrothers Sword & Sworcery EP . We aren’t sure exactly what this is: the description on the site describes it in terms like “a brave experiment in I/O cinema” and “a crude videogame haiku about life, love & death.” It appears to be for the iPhone platform, and the “EP” in the title suggests a short-form experience.

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Capy’s latest: Sword & Sworcery EP, a ‘brave experiment in I/O cinema’

Filed under: Online , RPGs , Meta (about Joystiq) , MMO Patch 3.3 is just around the corner in the World of Warcraft , and WoW.com is there as usual: we’ve got lots of information about what’s coming in the new patch, including the new Icecrown raid instance , the cross-realm Dungeon Finder system, new loot and gear, lots of class updates and changes, and of course lots of new achievements and quests. Hit the break below to read ten of our most popular posts from the last week — whether you’re a new player or just coming back for the game’s fifth anniversary , we’ve got something for you. Continue reading The best of WoW.com: November 24 – December 1, 2009 The best of WoW.com: November 24 – December 1, 2009 originally appeared on Joystiq on Wed, 02 Dec 2009 01:00:00 EST

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The best of WoW.com: November 24 – December 1, 2009

As exciting as the prospect of Puzzle Quest in Space might have been, the excitement offered by Galactrix was completely derailed by the game’s outrageously lengthy load times . However, in a recent interview with Kotaku , D3 Publisher’s Michael Cerven claimed that the recently announced Puzzle Quest 2 won’t be plagued by the frequent intermissions, as developer Infinite Interactive “rebuilt the DS engine from the ground up to be fast and perform smoothly with very quick load times as opposed to retrofitting the lead SKU code for the DS.” If Cerven’s claims are true, we suppose this is good news for the impatient puzzle-solvers out there. However, we got so much stuff done during Galactrix ’s near-constant loading screens

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D3 Publisher: Puzzle Quest 2 won’t have Galactrix’s load time issues