Player Attack: Season 1, Episode 3

This week on Player Attack: Blizzard is rocked by some serious staff cuts, with 600 people losing their jobs. We were apparently this close to Daft Punk: Lumines, while The Binding of Isaac has been turned away from the 3DS and new DLC is set to expand the Kingdoms of Amalur. Gamebooks head into space, Killzone 3 multiplayer goes free-to-play, Australia gets a little closer to an R18+ rating, Sega and Maxis both hint at the return of some old favourites, and a cyberpunk MMO makes its way out from development hell.

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Article Details

• published: March 2nd, 2012
• by: Jessica Citizen
• in: !Otherland, Australian R18+ Debate, Company: Blizzard, Company: Tin Man Games, Daft Punk, Game: Gamebook Adventures 8: Infinite Universe, Game: Jet Set Radio, Game: Killzone 3, Game: Killzone 3 Multiplayer, Game: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Game: Lumines Electronic Symphony, Game: SimCity (2013), Game: The Binding of Isaac, Platform: Nintendo 3DS, r18+
• comments: 7

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I like video games, fishing, Depeche Mode, long walks on the beach, writing discussion papers and cups of tea. Not necessarily in that order.

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