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June 4th, 2012
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Need for Speed: Most Wanted Brings Open World Back to PS3

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Update: Vita version confirmed too

Update: EA has also confirmed the game is coming to Vita.

Burnout creators Criterion just wrapped up showing off Need for Speed: Most Wanted on PS3, due for release in late October 2012.

The game is an open world racer not unlike Criterion's Burnout Paradise, with enhanced Autolog support and more.

It's out in October and looks quite tasty.

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E3 2012: Watch the Ubisoft Press Conference Here

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Catch it all live

Ubisoft's E3 press conference is always a big one and this year's no different. With new in-game footage and details of Assassin's Creed III to rumours of new Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia games there should be plenty to watch out for, and we'll have it all for you here live.

The Ubisoft conference kicks off at 3pm Pacific — that's 6pm Eastern, 11pm UK and midnight Central European Time. Don't forget the Sony conference kicks off three hours later — 6pm Pacific, 9pm Eastern, 2am UK and 3am CET — if you feel like sticking around.

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E3 2012: Watch Ubisoft’s Wii U Games Live Right Here

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Want to watch Ubisoft's Wii U games? Then keep it here as we bring you the live video of its E3 press conference.

Can't get YouTube working for whatever reason? We'll have updates for you on new games, technology and anything else interesting Ubisoft has to show. Hopefully there's no Mr Caffeine.

Ubisoft's conference is just part of the E3 extravaganza. Check out the full E3 2012 schedule to find out more about what's on, when and where to watch.

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Join Battlefield 3 Premium Today

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PS3 gets it first

PlayStation 3 owners can pick up Battlefield 3 Premium a week before PC and 360 owners.

For $49.99/£39.99 — the content has a supposed retail value of $75 — you get two weeks' early access to five DLC packs over the coming months. Close Quarters, the first pack, is available today to download for PSN members.

If you're a Battlefield 3 fan, will you be grabbing Premium today?

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Reaction: Tom and James Discuss the Big 3DS Rumour

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Sizing it up

If Nikkei is right, tomorrow we'll see a 3DS console redesign as Nintendo unveils a 3DS console with a 4.5" screen, 1.5 times bigger than the current model.

Our editor James Newton and features editor Tom Whitehead — yes, they of the Nintendo Life podcast! — sat down in video form to chat about what the rumour could mean for Nintendo. Would it help 3DS towards profitability? Will it be more comfortable? What about those of us with the original machine? All this and more insightful and delightful discussion right below these words.

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Dead Space 3 Hits PS3 in February 2013

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Bring a buddy

EA's Dead Space 3 will hit PS3 in February 2013.

EA's live press conference opened with a co-operative demonstration of the game, which looks much closer to a third-person shooter-oriented than its horror origins. You and a friend can take down giant enemies in new locales including frozen planets and the depths of space.

What did you make of the Dead Space 3 demo?

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Podcast: Episode 24 – Nintendo Direct and E3 Predictions

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Join the party

Missed last night's Nintendo Direct excitement? Want a recap and to find out what we think is coming up tomorrow? We've got you covered in audio format.

Nintendo Life editor James Newton and features editor Thomas Whitehead got together to chew the fat about last night's show and what we expect tomorrow. Listen in and join the discussion in the comments below.

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Don't forget you can check out the podcast archive, find us on iTunes — please rate the show! — and download using this direct link.

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E3 2012: Watch the EA Press Conference Here

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EA3

Get the lowdown on all EA's upcoming games right here with the company's E3 press conference.

From Battlefield 3 Premium to Need for Speed Most Wanted, we'll get our first look at the publisher's upcoming games right here today.

The event kicks off at 1pm Pacific time — that's 4pm Eastern, 9pm UK and 10pm Central European time.

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Rumour: Nintendo to Announce Bigger 3DS Tomorrow

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Nikkei at it again

Update: Nintendo has denied the rumour.

Japanese newspaper Nikkei — which has proven right about Nintendo rumours on many occasions — is reporting we'll see a new 3DS model announced tomorrow.

The paper claims we'll see a 3DS redesign boasting a 4.3 inch screen, approximately 1.5 times larger than the current machine. Nikkei claims we could see the machine released as early as this summer.

Do you think we'll see a big 3DS tomorrow?

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Rumour: Wii U Price Reveal Coming Tomorrow

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Wallets at the ready

Nintendo has said that the Wii U release date and price announcements will come after E3, but Japanese newspaper Nikkei (via Andriasang) believes we could hear as soon as tomorrow.

The paper — which has a proven track record in getting this information right — claims the machine will sell for 30,000 Yen. That's around £249, $383 or €306.

Nikkei also claims Wii U will play host to plenty of non-gaming content, including a car navigator, digital books and a karaoke service. We're not quite sure what a car navigator means, particularly considering the GamePad needs to be near the console to function, but if it's true we'll hear more soon.

What do you make of this potential Wii U price, and do you think we'll hear a price announcement tomorrow?

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