By Jeffrey Matulef

Russian indie developer Owl Game Studio has announced their S.T.A.L.K.E.R.-inspired Crysis mod, CryZone: Sector 23, will be made into a full game using CryEngine 3.
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The upcoming tie-in gets limber with its new spider-line zipping, time-stopping mechanics.
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By Jeffrey Matulef

Dejobaan Games, the Massachusetts-based developers behind, AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! – A Reckless Disregard for Gravity, are now making Drunken Robot Pornography.

They're also making a game called Drunken Robot Pornography. The game will be a first-person shooter where you play as a human with a jetpack and a gun tasked with obliterating a colossal robot centerfold called a Titan. As the Titan demolishes the buildings you're standing on, you can disassemble it piece by piece by removing its armor, cannons, and claws. You'll also have the ability to erect force fields as makeshift shields.
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By Jeffrey Matulef

Sony has announced their upcoming stealth/platformer Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time (That's Sly 4, for those keeping track) will be coming out for the PS Vita alongside its PS3 release later this year. The game is being developed by Sanzaru Games, who handled the HD conversion of the Sly Cooper Trilogy.

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By Jeffrey Matulef

Ubisoft has announced their upcoming off-road arcade racing game 'Mad Riders' developed by Techland (of Dead Island fame) will be released May 30th on XBLA, PSN, and PC. The game will cost 800 Microsoft points ($10) on XBLA, and while no North American price has been determined for the PSN and PC versions, they'll be £7.99 in the UK, which comes out to about $12.50, so one can assume it will be in that price range.

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Airtight Games takes the new Interdimensional Shift Device (IDS) out for a spin.
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Max Payne is not a good guy and he’s a pretty rotten cop. He’s a pretty miserable excuse for a person, too. But if there’s one thing Max does well is kill. Well, kill and drink. And swear. We find him several years older, and looking worse for it. Max Payne is an old killer drinking away the demons of the past hoping for a quick end. Funny, that a man without a want or need to live, is often the best person for the kind of work Max gets hired to do.

It’s been over 8 years since hard boiled cop, Max Payne, has been dragged out of the bar and back into the harsh light for one more job. After such a long hiatus, is it worth another round of shots or does Max need to pay his tab before closing time at the bar?

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The invite-only beta for the PS3 and 360 will be available to gamers who purchase Ghost Recon Future Soldier. Sorry, PC gamers, no beta for you.
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The HD ports of Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty and Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater have been cooking over in the Konami labs for a little while now, with the publisher holding off on announcing an official date for the game until seemingly the last minute (three weeks out, to be exact). This is after both games were ported to the PS3 and 360 last winter, that release containing also including a port of Peace Walker, the 2010 PSP game.

The last major port from the publisher, Silent Hill HD Collection wasn't especially well-received, plagued by performance issues and bugs, so hopefully the extra time to get MGS HD onto the Vita has been put to good use.

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In the wake of Diablo III's somewhat rocky launch, news site Slate put together the video above which they describe as "a more accurate trailer based on [their] gaming experience." Billing it as a "realistic presentation of online gamers’ experiences this week," Slate has a little fun at Activision Blizzard's expense.

Meanwhile, over at Cracked, John Cheese writes up a piece called "5 Reasons Diablo III Represents Gaming's Annoying Future," which takes the launch issues for the highly-anticipated game and extrapolates how persistent connected experiences, and aggresive copyright protections (among other things) could in some ways de-fun the future of PC gaming. Besides being funny, it's a pretty insightful read.

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