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New Trailer for Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands فيلم دعائي جديد من لعبة “برنس أوف برشيا” القادمة

Ubisoft has released a new video for Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, showcasing the next instalment’s gameplay techniques, going back to its roots (i.e. side scrolling levels), while showing a small glimpse at the story and how it unfolds, the wall runs and the acrobatics jumps that the prince is famous for. The video – once again – comes after the jump!

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+Arabic, News, PC, Playstation 3, XBox 360

Behind the Scenes video for Lost Planet 2 فيلم من كواليس لعبة “لوست بلانت” الثانية

Capcom has released the first Behind the Scenes video for Lost Planet 2 (3rd person shooter with some RPG elements). The Producer, Takeuchi-san, and the Director, Oguro-san, both talk about the story to the sequel to Lost Planet. Turns out that planet of E.D.N. III has warmed up, revealing jungles and more tropical areas, making life a bit better for the humans living there. But with the temperature warming up, it’s made the Akrid more hostile. On top of that, the factions of humans on the planet are in constant war over Thermal Energy. The video comes after the jump!

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Sony launches its Facebook MMO game: PoxNora سوني تطلق لعبة مغامرات اللعب الجماعي “بوكس نورا” على فيسبوك

In January 2009, Sony Online Entertainment (SOE) announced the acquisition of the PoxNora, an online collectible strategy game from Octopi, LLC (now known as SOE Tucson). Since then, the game has enjoyed steady expansion in reach and popularity with over 2.5 million registered accounts. PoxNora combines turn-based strategy elements with basic mechanics of a collectible card game. While the game is free-to-play initially, a player who wants to build his or her own deck needs to spend money at PoxNora’s item shop to acquire new cards, or “runes” in game terminology.

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Steam coming to MAC, everyone happy متجر “ستيم” الإلكتروني يحاول إرضاء الجميع و يوسع خدماته لتشمل حواسيب ماكنتوش

For years PC owners have been enjoying Valve’s online distribution platform exclusively, and for a good reason too, since many studios outright abandoned Macs due to the severe lack of development support from Apple.

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+Arabic, News, Playstation 3, XBox 360

Codemasters’ FPS named: Bodycount بودي كاونت” لعبة الرماية القادمة من كودماسترز”

After being rumored for some time, it has been confirmed now. According to the artwork published on the cover of the latest edition of Official Xbox Magazine, Codemasters’ long rumored shooter is called “Bodycount”.  Described by OXM as the “Ultimate shooter” with “Astonishing destruction” and ” Insane action”, it’s the first game from Codemasters’ new studio in Guildford, headed up by Stuart Black, the former senior designer of the 2006 EA Criterion shooter: Black!

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Microsoft Games unite the WinPho 7, Xbox & PC ألعاب مايكروسوفت توحد أجهزة “وين فو7″، “اكس بوكس، و الحاسوب الشخصي

Held in the Middle East (Dubai, UAE) for the first time, Microsoft’s premier technical education and networking conference; TechEd Middle East, took place last week. Presented by a big line-up of Microsoft team members and experts, amongst whom was Eric Rudder, the Senior Vice President of Technical Strategy, who showed off a game (a simple Indiana Jones platformer) developed in Visual Studio as a singular project with 90 per cent shared code between the three platforms.

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Ubisoft’s DRM servers down تعطل المخدمات المسؤولة عن تشغيل النسخ الأصلية لألعاب يوبيسوفت

So Ubisoft came out with a brand spanking new DRM policy for their new PC titles, including the recently released Assassins Creed II and Silent Hunter 5. The whole idea is to combat piracy by ensuring that players have a constant online connection to their DRM servers while playing a singleplayer game. Should connection to the servers be lost, the singleplayer will not be playable.

Sod’s law therefore comes into full effect as Ubisoft’s DRM servers were down for pretty much the entire weekend and have yet to go up. So meanwhile paying customers are stuck at the Main Menu, pirates have been enjoying said games this whole time. Good times Ubisoft, good times.

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