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Yeah, so I get it, we talk about Lady Gaga a lot on Destructoid.

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SAN FRANCISCO — “Audio is my lover,” Akira Yamaoka said as he kicked off his presentation Thursday at Game Developers Conference.

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Photo: Silent Hill Composer Rocks Out at GDC

Lawsuits aside , I’m a huge fan of the Bit.Trip series. I may wish nothing but destruction on Gaijin Games, but hell if they don’t make some fantastic stuff. Bit.Trip Runner , Gaijin’s newest game, was playable on the GDC expo floor

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GDC 10: Hands-on with Bit.Trip Runner

SAN FRANCISCO — Sony’s motion controller is called PlayStation Move and will be released this fall, the gamemaker said Wednesday. Whether any killer app games will be released with it is still in question. At a lavish press briefing taking place a few blocks away from the Game Developers Conference, Sony revealed the final name and specifications of Move, which it first showed off at last year’s E3 Expo.The controller itself is almost exactly like the Wii remote, although Sony says it is more precise: PlayStation Eye, Sony’s already-released camera peripheral, sits near your television and tracks a glowing plastic ball on top of the controller.

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GDC: Sony’s Motion Controller Underwhelms With Janky Games

<< previous image | next image >> Classic videogames like Street Fighter and Ms. Pac-Man inspired the artists whose works will be displayed in the Game Over 3 exhibition.

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Classic Videogames Mutate in Game Over Art Show

SAN FRANCISCO — OnLive, the streaming games-on-demand service, will launch on June 17 for $15/month, the company announced Wednesday at Game Developers Conference. Only the PC and Mac versions of the service are launching on the 17th — the tiny box that connects to your television won’t launch until later this year.

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OnLive: Money For Nothing

SAN FRANCISCO — Big-name videogame designers are thinking small. Creators of legendary games of the ’80s and ’90s like Sinistar and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade are increasingly working on social games like those found on Facebook, largely because the development of popular time-wasters like FarmVille closely mirrors the creative process that drove the early days of gaming: small teams, short production schedules and more creative autonomy for designers.

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GDC: Big Designers Find Satisfaction in Small Games

Rather than, we don’t know, a press release or any other professional method of disseminating a message (Twitter, perhaps?), Harmonix took to Facebook to tell friends and friends-of-friends that Rock Band 3 will be released “this holiday season.” The announcement is brief and detail-free, but reveals that EA will publish the game — apparently having renewed its Rock Band distribution deal with Viacom. With Rock Band 3, the developer promises to “innovate and revolutionize the music genre once again, just as Harmonix did with the original Rock Band, Rock Band 2 and The Beatles: Rock Band .” If previous comments by Dhani Harrison are to be believed, you may even learn something from playing RB3! [Thanks Helloimbob!] Rock Band 3 out this holiday season originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:31:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds .

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Rock Band 3 out this holiday season

It’s officially official: Valve will bring its Steam online distribution service and titles from its massive library of hit games to the Mac this April, the company confirmed Monday. The successful content-delivery service will bring Valve titles like Left 4 Dead and the upcoming Portal 2 , as well as games from other publishers, to Apple computers for the first time

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Valve Brings Hit Games, Steam Service to Mac