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Capcom development head Keiji Inafune has said he would like to again work with Canadian Dead Rising 2 developer Blue Castle Games.

The studio’s been making the zombie thriller for the past couple of year, with Inafune being very positive on its relationship with the publisher.

But when asked by IGN if Blue Castle would return for Dead Rising 3, if there is a DR3, all he would say was:

“Well, we’re not going to start even speaking about DR3 until we see the sales of DR2– unfortunately that’s the nature of the game. However, the experience with Blue Castle was very positive, and if we have the opportunity I would like to work with them again.”

Sounds promising.

It was confirmed earlier this morning that Dead Rising 2 prequel, Case Zero, had sold 300,000 units since going on sale on Xbox Live Marketplace last week.

Dead Rising 2 releases on September 24 in Europe for PS3, 360 and PC.

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Konami survival horror coming 2011.
Konami has just announced that its eighth Silent Hill game will be released next year on PS3 and Xbox 360. The publisher's given it a working title of Silent Hill 8. See what it did there.

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EA will reveal the game next week.
No More Heroes creator Goichi 'Suda51' Suda and Resident Evil mastermind Shinji Mikami have been tight-lipped about the EA project they've been working on for the past two years.



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PlayStation Move (PS3)
These questions and more answered in Sony's epic Move FAQ.


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Junction Point boss Warren Spector’s told Develop he originally pitched a Deus Ex-esque title to Disney.

He admitted he thought his pitch would turn out badly, and that the company wouldn’t care for it.

“I remember telling my agent before the Disney meeting that I knew they’re not going to be interested in this stuff,” said Spector.

“I went into the meeting room, pitched them my stuff, and sure enough I was right. The guys started texting in the middle of the meeting. I was convinced they were not interested.”

But the execs weren’t texting outside the room. Instead, it was each other, as Spector would later find out.

“I was standing there and they were actually texting to each other, saying ‘Should we ask him about the Mickey game?’ I really thought I was losing them.

“So they said to me, ‘We have a concept,’ and they were kind of embarrassed, ‘We have a concept for Mickey, we want to show you our idea.’ And they gave me this pitch.”

And the rest is history. Well, the rest is Epic Mickey, anyway.

As for his futuristic IP he originally pitched, something can still come out of it, Spector said.

“Disney now owns the IP to it. So who knows – I certainly have ideas of how they would work in a Disney context.”

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Suda51 Horror Project [untitled] (X360)
Long awaited collaboration to get its first public airing.


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Suda51 Horror Project [untitled] (X360)
Long awaited collaboration to get its first public airing.


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... well, the Limited Edition GameStop boxart, anyway.
Gran Turismo boss Kazunori Yamauchi, recently handed out free copies of GT5 as part of a special managers' event at US retail giant GameStop.



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Nintendo DS title gets perfect score.
Japanese gaming bible Famitsu has printed its Pokemon Black and White review - and given Nintendo's pair of DS titles a perfect '10'.

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