Player Attack: Season 1, Episode 31

This week on Player Attack, we spent a few days at EB Expo 2012, and made an interesting friend or two. While all that was going on, Minecraft games cards snuck into North American retailers, while developer Mojang signed a book deal. Cliff Bleszinski has left Epic Games after two decades, Activision and No Doubt settle their lawsuit, we meet the Mechromancer, Steam Software brings a little variety, XCOM: Enemy Unknown pre-orders get a little civilised, we get an unexpected look at Karateka and some other Xbox Live titles, Resident Evil 6 breaks records, Sony sues its own character, and Forza Horizon looks stunning.

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Article Details

• published: October 7th, 2012
• by: Jessica Citizen
• in: !Egmont Publishing, !Forza Horizon, !Karateka, Charles Martinet, Cliff Bleszinski, Company: Activision, Company: Epic Games, Company: Mojang Specifications, Company: Sony, Courtney Love, EB Games EXPO, EB Games EXPO 2012, Game: Band Hero, Game: Borderlands 2, Game: Minecraft, Game: Resident Evil 6, Game: Sid Meier's Civilization V, Game: XCOM: Enemy Unknown, Kurt Cobain, mechromancer, No Doubt, Platform: Playstation 3, Player Attack, Steam, Steam Software, Xbox LIVE
• comments: 0

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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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