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  • O2 parent signs mobile gaming deal with EA

    O2 parent signs mobile gaming deal with EA

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    UK O2 customers will soon be able to access popular games such as The Sims and Monopoly on their handsets thanks to a new deal between EA Mobile and O2’s parent company Telefónica. The deal gives Telefónica’s operating businesses the ability to create innovative gaming promotions using titles from the EA catalogue. O2 says rhe…

  • Dante's Inferno game gets movie tie-in

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    Fans of anime, gaming and animation fans will have two chances to venture into the nine gates of hell not in February as Starz Media’s Film Roman company unleashes Dante’s Inferno The Animated Movie, a tie-in to Electronic Arts’ forthcoming Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PSP title.

  • Console G.I. Joe movie tie-in announced

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    Cinema fans will be able to relive the action of Paramount’s G.I. Joe – set to be one of the year’s biggest film events when it’s released this summer. Electronic Arts says the game which will feature an exclusive storyline that picks up where the live-action movie leaves off, allowing players to re-create and re-live…

  • Godfather II game release date announced

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    Almost two years since the first installment hit our gaming screens, Electronic Arts and Paramount Digital Entertainment have announced that The Godfather II videogame is set for release in the UK on March 6th for the Xbox 360, PLAYSTATION and PC.

  • Classic board game comes to XBox LIVE

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    Board and boxed game fans will soon be able to enjoy a slate of classic titles on Xbox LIVE after Electronic Arts announced plans to bring classic games such as Boggle, Battleship and Connect Four to the service in Spring 2009.

  • EA brings gaming to Trafalgar Square

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    Games giant Electronic Arts has announced its Be the One event is to return to London’s iconic Trafalgar Square as part of this year’s London Games Festival. On October 31 and November 1, the British public will be able to play some of the latest games including yet to be released titles and compete for…