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  Silent Hill: Homecoming unbanned in Australia

  Australian Classification Board revises refused classification status; Konami's survival horror game green-lit for sale.

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  CES 2009 preview: Gaming

  While last year's CES didn't offer much in terms of gaming, it would appear that CES 2009 has a lot more in store.

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  Best technology of 2008

  As the year draws to a close, we take a look back at some of our favourite gadgets and goodies from 2008.

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  Gaming and computer tips for TVs

  Modern flat-panel TVs are like a Swiss army knife with a multitude of functionalities, and so here are some tips to reproduce the best picture quality from your gaming console and computers.

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  Inside the Classification Board Part II: Q&A with a former deputy director

  Understanding the decisions behind the classification of video games in Australia is important. In our latest in the series, GameSpot AU looks at how the system works through a Q&A with the newly-renamed Classification Board.

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  CNET Australia Christmas hamper winners get creative

  To give a little twist to our usual annual Christmas competition, CNET Australia asked users to get creative and write their virtual letter to Santa in multimedia form.

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  F.E.A.R. 2 banned in Australia

  Project Origin fails to make it past Aussie censors due to high-impact violence; Warner Bros. Interactive to appeal decision.

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  Best role-playing games

  If you live to battle with thousands of fellow warriors, then you're an RPG fan. A genre most at home on the PC, role-playing games are sneakng on to consoles as well, giving fantasy fans of all kinds something to get excited about.

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  Best strategy games

  Are you a general in training? Someone who prefers to direct the battle, even if you sometimes zoom in for the final kill? Sounds like you're a strategy player, taking on battles raging from medieval Europe to the battles of the 20th century to far-off intergalactic wars. Launch your own epic conflict with these top strategy games.

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  Nintendo market value surpasses ¥10 trillion

  Mario Factory shares surge ahead yet again, cementing its position as Japan's third most valuable company.

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  Goodbye Revolution, hello Wii

  Say goodbye to the Revolution - Nintendo has unveiled the official name of its next generation console, Wii.

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  Nintendo Revolution out in mid-2006?

  Less than a week after an MTV listing revealed that the Xbox 360 will ship in November, another outside party has apparently pegged that the upcoming Nintendo Revolution will be out in mid-2006.

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  Two new titles announced for Nintendo Revolution

  When the Revolution was announced, Nintendo naysayers preemptively dismissed it as yet another platform oriented toward younger gamers. In the span of two weeks, however, that assumption has been proven wrong twofold.

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  Zelda unmasked: New trailer debuts at GDC

  Link struts his stuff in a new trailer for the next Legend of Zelda game.

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  Prince of Persia 3 confirmed

  Ubisoft has confirmed there's more Prince of Persia coming, with the third game in the new series expected to be out before Christmas this year for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube and PC.

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  Nintendo shows off Revolution

  It's still tight lipped on specifics, but Nintendo has finally released the first pictures of its next generation console, the Revolution. The Nintendo Revolution will be two to three times as powerful as the GameCube, have online capabilities and will be backwards compatible.

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  Sonic races onto the DS, GameCube

  Sega has announced that its mascot, Sonic the Hedgehog will rush onto the Nintendo DS, GameCube and mobile phones soon.

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  Iwata: Revolution downloads not free

  Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has confirmed his company will charge for next-gen console access to its back catalogue.