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You may think that, being born into this world, Tomonobu Itagaki escaped the womb wearing a pair of sunglasses and one bitchin’ leather jacket — and you may well be right. Back then, medical records simply did not document such phenomena.

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Solved mysteries: Itagaki and his leather jacket and sunglasses

I think we can all agree that, aside from being hit by a speeding train or dropping a hot meal you’ve been cooking for hours, being fired from your job is like, the worst thing that can happen to you. As such, we expected the speakers on last week’s GDC rant panel, titled “Fired and Fired-up: Jobless Developer’s Rant,” to be especially inflammatory.

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Recently laid-off devs rant about being recently laid off

What a treat! Tucked away amongst the South by Southwest Screenburn Arcade was a humble booth for Twisted Pixel Games. Sure, they were demoing The Maw and ‘Splosion Man (one of Joystiq’s top ten games of 2009 !) for curious passers-by, but at 4pm CEO Mike Wilford demoed the first ten minutes of the heretofore unseen Comic Jumper . The price for this early look at the video: shaky cam footage! Wilford promised us some direct feed video this week; but, in the interim, enjoy this first look at Comic Jumper.

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Comic Jumper first video!

As revealed during this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, tormented writer Alan Wake will continue his dimly lit journey in the form of post-launch downloadable episodes. After the internally episodic thriller hits shelves on May 18 , Remedy Entertainment will extend it with at least two episodes in 2010. The scope of subsequent episodes and the duration of DLC support will hinge on the audience, of course, but Remedy managing director Matias Myllyrinne envisions a substantial engagement

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Alan Wake: several DLC episodes this year, second ’season’ dependent on audience

Click to descend into the Lair of Screenshots If you and your friends are eager to dive into a monster-filled dungeon — and who isn’t — then Bethesda has a thrilling announcement for you: The publisher is handling a new co-op fantasy action game, Hunted: The Demon’s Forge , developed by Interplay founder Brian Fargo’s InXile Entertainment. Fargo describes Hunted as an “upcoming release that takes us back to our roots,” and the screenshots (in our gallery below) paint a pretty clear picture of what that could mean: warriors and archers putting holes in orc-looking things with sharp objects and magic . Hunted: The Demon’s Forge is in development for Xbox 360, PS3 and Games for Windows (PC)

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Bethesda & InXile announce ‘Hunted: The Demon’s Forge,’ a co-op ‘roots’ game

Last week, Realtime Worlds MMO APB featured prominently during an in-booth press conference held at GDC. The game was playable (though, sadly, not by me), and the audience was treated to a live demo lead by the developer’s founder, ex-DMA and Grand Theft Auto co-creator, David Jones

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GDC Impressions: APB

Microsoft has announced the date for your return trip to Pacific City …

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Crackdown 2 touches down July 6

We’ve read all the available info about the new Modern Warfare 2 map collection ” Stimulus Package ,” but we still didn’t have an answer to the big question on everyone’s mind: “Is that the game with a bunch of guys or the one with the beards ?” That, we still don’t know.

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Modern Warfare 2 ‘Stimulus Package’ costs $15

Majesco has announced that Attack of the Movies 3D — the only game that lets you shoot a shark in the mouth in 3D — is coming to Xbox 360 this year. Originally announced only for the Wii, Majesco couldn’t help itself from bringing the 3D shooter to Microsoft’s console

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Attack of the Movies 3D coming to 360, lets you shoot shark in the mouth…in 3D