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Razer has created some of the best high-end gaming accessories in recent years, and Leet and MCV writer Dom Sacco had the chance to sit down with its CEO Min-Liang Tan.

We chat about upcoming accessories such as the official Star Wars: The Old Republic gear, the success of the Razer Onza Xbox 360 Tournament controller and other future plans.

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Video game friend tracker and game discovery platform Raptr has just launched its own personalised news feed.

This is ideal for reading the latest news on the games you care about. Find out more below and follow Leet on Raptr now.

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If you’re not yet familiar with cloud gaming, Gaikai is offering a number of demos to let you try out the server-based PC gaming platform for yourself.

These went live earlier this year but slipped under the radar. Often branded as ‘the future of gaming’, cloud computing is a web-based service that lets you play without the need for a console, game disc or any flashy PC hardware.
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Leet has joined forces with online media firm The Games Tribe to reach out to more players who want to get better at gaming.

Eurogamer, IGN, GameSpot – watch out. ‘The era of big gaming sites is coming to an end.’

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The creator of arguably the world’s weirdest game Mr Keita Takahashi has hit out at the Japanese games industry by describing it as a zombie.

He revealed his views in an interview with Games TM after quitting his post at Namco Bandai, where he produced weird and wonderful titles such as those in the Katamari series. Now he is working freelance with his wife on projects like building playgrounds in Nottingham. But where does that leave the Japanese industry? Leet shares its views.

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Epic Games was at a special Apple press conference last week to demonstrate its gorgeous new Unreal Engine 3 for mobile.

It has since released a free tech demo on the App Store, titled Epic Citadel, allowing players to explore this new world for free. We’ve got the trailer and demo for you here.

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The Duke is finally back. After more than 13 years since it was first announced, Duke Nukem Forever will finally be making its way to Xbox 360, PS3 and PC next year.

The game is in development at Gearbox and will be published by 2K Games. A playable version of the game featured at this year’s Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) in Seattle from September 3rd to 5th. We’ve got the details and trailer here.

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The third Bioshock has quite literally surfaced from the murky depths of Rapture to the clouds of Columbia – a city in the sky.

Here are the first details, images and trailer for Bioshock Infinite.

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Do you know what one of the biggest agendas in the games industry is right now? New graphical techniques? Interesting new controller designs? Refinements to online play?

Maybe those (at least we bloody hope so), but one of the big issues going around the top bosses in the games biz is ownership. Liam Farrell argues piracy, publishers and the pre-owned market…

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The new versions of Rock Band and Guitar Hero have been announced and we’ve got all the details on both of them.

For the track lists, game accessories and more on Rock Band 3 and Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, read on…

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