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Freelance writer from the UK. Once thought I had rabies. Turned out I'd been out and bought rabbits. Rabbits with rabies. Add me on <a href="https://plus.google.com/116765696172088552150/posts?rel=author">Google+</a>.

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Amazon Announces Fire TV Gaming And Media Console
Retail giant Amazon has announced its long-awaited games console and media streaming device Amazon Fire TV. The announcement was made at an event yesterday in New York City. While the set-top box boasts the ability to stream movies and TV shows from sites such as YouTube, Netflix and Amazon's own Instant Video (formerly LoveFilm), the purchase of Double Helix Games, responsible for the Xbox One exclusive title, Killer Instinct, hints at the company's decision to focus on video games as well.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Apr 3, 2014
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Watch Dogs Sequel Already Being Hinted At
Despite Ubisoft's highly-anticipated Watch Dogs being delayed until the end of May, a sequel is already being hinted at by the development giants. Originally scheduled for release at the end of 2013, the game was pushed back several months, leaving fans waiting with baited breath over what is being tipped as a potentially genre-defining title.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Mar 28, 2014
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Tax Breaks For UK Game Developers Approved
There's good news ahead for video game developers in the UK, as recent reports indicate the European Commission has green lit the move to allow studios and development teams across the United Kingdom to have access to tax relief benefits. After a brief period of uncertainty, this latest news reveals that around a quarter of all video game developers in the UK will be eligible for the scheme.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Mar 27, 2014
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Minecraft Creator Pulls Out Of Oculus Rift Plans
Markus "Notch" Persson, creator of the hit sandbox game Minecraft and founder of Mojang, has pulled out of plans to utilise the Oculus Rift VR device. The revelation came almost immediately after Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg, announced their acquisition of the virtual reality system, closing the deal with $400 million in cash and $23.1 million in Facebook shares, totalling $1.6 billion overall.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Mar 26, 2014
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It’s Okay To Be Old And Still Play Video Games
When we get older, we admit to ourselves (perhaps in a kicking-and-screaming manner) that we may have to make cutbacks or concessions in our life. Everything from sweets to alcohol are things that we generally agree you can't over-indulge in as the years stack up. And it saddens us at times. No longer the youthful go-getters we once considered ourselves to be, we feel our life may be slowly reducing to mediocrity and now we have no choice but to say a tearful goodbye to the things we once loved and engaged heavily in without guilty feelings.
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Mar 14, 2014
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Makers Of Violent Video Games To Be Denied New Tax Credits
Under a new tax benefits system proposed by the United States Congress, American developers of violent video games will not be eligible for the new "improved, permanent R&D tax credit." The Reform Act of 2014 states that businesses in America are given the means they require to "compete against their foreign competition who have long had R&D incentives."
Andrew Heaton Andrew Heaton Feb 27, 2014
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