[3DS] Check out these screens from Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance's opening

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[PC, PS3, X360] Opening movie for Street Fighter x Tekken kicks out onto the internet

[PC, PS3, X360] Opening movie for Street Fighter x Tekken kicks out onto the internet
With its release quickly approaching (March 6th), the opening movie for Street Fighter x Tekken has exploded onto the internet to build some more anticipation.
Let's be honest though, same day as Mass Effect 3? We know what will be getting all of the attention that day.

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RE: [PC, PS3, X360] Opening movie for Street Fighter x Tekken kicks out onto the internet
Both have DLC

Meh from me.
Still ill be renting SF X T

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EA Sports opening up shop in Austin; EA adding 300 jobs across Sports, Games, and more [update]

by JC Fletcher on Jul 18th 2011 1:09PM

We first heard inklings of this deal last month, but it's as official as can be now, having just been proclaimed by EA execs and Texas governor Rick Perry at EA's BioWare Austin campus: Electronic Arts is establishing a new EA Sports operation in Austin, TX.

"We're going to be adding 300 jobs to our operations here in Austin," EA's Frank Gibeau said -- half full-time, half contract. EA Sports COO Daryl Holt revealed that it will build a new team in Austin to support the teams in Florida and British Columbia, focusing on HD platforms and then expanding to "emerging" markets. The announcement was highlighted by a video of a Texas A&M-uniformed Rick Perry in NCAA Football 2012.

Update: The 300 jobs aren't entirely focused on EA Sports. EA Games president Frank Gibeau told me that the jobs would be distributed between EA Sports, EA Games, as well as IT and finance -- with EA Sports being the only new department to move into the two EA buildings currently occupied by BioWare.

EA Sports COO Daryl Holt told Joystiq "I think we'll probably start this first year somewhere around 30-35, just to get the team up and moving, just so they can start building features and working on HD platform development." He said the team could grow "exponentially, however we want," into new IP and "live services." EA has yet to decide which franchises to put the new Austin team onto.

"We're not going to disrupt what's currently going on," Holt said of the existing studios in Tiburon and Burnaby. "Orlando's expanding, Burnaby's expanding, EA's growing," he said, and moving into the sports-happy state of Texas is part of that growth. It will "absolutely not" replace any of the existing studios, which will "remain core to us." "They're growing as well," Holt clarified. "There's job openings and job postings in Florida in Vancouver."

Right now, the growth in Austin is open-ended, "but it's not something that's going to be open-ended while we recruit the team, because we want to recruit the right talent."

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Pokemon Global Link Opening Postponed Due to Earthquake

For all of you who were excited about the Pokemon Global Link opening on March 30, you will have to wait a bit longer, due to the earthquake in Japan. Here is the official news from the website:

The Pokémon Global Link was scheduled to launch on March 30, 2011. As a result of the earthquake in Japan and the need to conserve energy supplies, the launch date has been temporarily delayed. When a new launch date is determined, it will be posted here on the Pokemon Global Link. We apologize sincerely for any inconvenience caused by this delay.

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GameFly opening new distribution center in Seattle

by Alexander Sliwinski on Feb 3rd 2011 6:45PM

GameFly, the by-mail gaming rental service, will expand its operations this spring with a new distribution center in Seattle. A company representative informed Joystiq that the new location will be in addition to those already established in Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Tampa and Austin.

The company is currently going through the (arduously) long process of going public. We kinda miss the old days when tipsters broke to us the news about new distribution centers instead of "official" communiques. So, you know, if you want to do it for old times sake, let us know GameFly is opening up a Seattle center by hitting that "tip us" button in the upper right of your screen.

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