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Polygon: ''In the building buzz surrounding the launch of a new PlayStation, the PlayStation 3 is having an renaissance of sorts. This spasm of unusual; of big; of enticing titles for what will soon be an old-gen system, is powered in part by a desire to serve the existing audience and part by the comfortable familiarity game makers have developed with the system, said SCE Japan developer Gavin Moore at a recent event in New York.''

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After the presentation and hands-on, we were able to have a short interview with Gavin Moore.After the Puppeteer presentation...

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Heres a look at the seedy world of Face Noir. Face Noir is a detective story that finds its inspiration in the film noir classics of Humphrey Bogard and Raymond Chandler detective novels. This moody point-and-click adventure is now available courtesy of Phoenix Online Studios and is available for download at FaceNoirGame.com for $19.99. Armchair private eyes unsure about taking on this dangerous case can also download a demo from the games official site.

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This holiday is set to be one of the best ever for the PS3, despite the launch of the PS4, with a whole host of huge titles hitting the console every month. Among them is the new IP from SCE Japan Studios, Puppeteer, and we had a chance to talk to the creative director and writer of the game, Gavin Moore, about the title, the theater and humor in games, as well as getting the inside scoop on his next game.

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Electronic Arts' Peter Moore hints that his company may not bring other games to the Nintendo console.

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Peter Moore, Chief Operating Officer for the EA Sports division of Electronic Arts, did not mince words in his interview with GamesIndustry International when he called Nintendo's Wii U a "disappointment." Considering that Electronic Arts' new Ignite engine doesn't support Wii U or PC, this is not that much of a surprise.