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Gamespot has posted a couple video for Metro: Last Light. One is of the stage demo featuring commentary, and the other is the demo without commentary. It looks quite scary, or at least intense depending on your take. Metro: Last Light launches on PC, Wii U, PS3 and 360 early 2013.

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4A’s released brand new footage of the increasingly promising Metro: Last Light, showing the atmospheric shooter on spectacular form. Interview with THQ’s Huw Beynon included.

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THQ has said the Wii U version of Metro: Last Light isn’t currently in development for the system, adding it’s “correct” to assume it’s no longer confirmed for the system.

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Make no diddies about it: THQ is looking to shit your pants off with Metro: Last Light, global comms head Huw Beynon has told VG247.

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As you might have noticed on our brooding site skin, THQ has released the promised live action teaser for Metro: Last Light. Check it out through the break.

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THQ’s gone live with a countdown for Metro: Last Light, set to end next Thursday. The countdown is pointing towards a live action trailer of sorts ahead of an E3 showing for the 4A shooter next month.

Originally due for a 2012 launch, Last Light will release next year for PS3, 360, PC and Wii U.

While THQ’s lofty goals may have proven too great a stretch, sequels to Metro 2033 and Darksiders are two of 2012′s most anticipated core titles. Patrick Garratt looks at the potential of the classic originals.

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Amid the blinking neons and high-pitched squeals of Tokyo Game Show 2011, one game gave off a darker glow. Scrape back the action-packed veneer to see the soul of Metro: Last Light.

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THQ’s released five new screens of Metro: Last Light from Tokyo Game Show. The 4A shooter’s being shown on the showfloor during the event on PC and on consoles, according to the game’s comms boss Huw Beynon. This is definitely a proper knockout game, going by what we seen in Cologne at gamescom. One to definitely watch for.

It’s out next year for PS3, 360, PC and Wii U.

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Metro: Last Light will build on the success of Metro 2033, taking fan feedback into account and ramping up its most memorable features – including a minimalist HUD approach.

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THQ’s released, as promised, the full 12 minute gameplay video of the Metro: Last Light. This was the demo from the 4A shooter that was shown at E3 in June and at gamescom last week. Going by what we saw in Cologne, it’s looking spectacular.

Get it below the break. Game’s out next year for PS3, 360 and PC.

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Shots from both underground and overground environments feature sumptuous lighting with nary a Womble in sight.

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THQ’s released the final part of the three-part gameplay video series of Metro: Last Light’s E3 demo, which sees Artyom and Khan having to intercept a train that has a mysterious prisoner on board. The end of the video promises the full 12 minute gameplay video will come on August 23. Get the final part below the break.

Metro: Last Light releases in 2012 for PS3, 360 and PC.

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Although 4A Games is committed to delivering a super glossy experience on consoles, Metro: Last Light will shine a little brighter on fancy-pants gaming rigs.

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Metro: Last Light will equal its precursor’s impressive visual performance, but cater to low-end PCs.

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THQ has released part two of its E3 demo of Metro: Last Light, the first pat can be found here. The third part will be released at a later date. It’s a rather short video, yet it’s still very lovely despite the dark. During a call to investors last night, THQ CEO Brian Farrell stated Metro 2033 didn’t receive the marketing support it deserved, and the firm doesn’t plan on repeating the same mistake with Last Light. The game’s release is planned for the first half of FY2013.

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THQ’s launched the first part of the Metro: Last Light E3 demo, as promised. This is the first of a three-parter that’ll go live on the game’s YouTube channel within the next couple of weeks. The next part will go live on July 28.

Game’s out in 2012 for PS3, 360 and PC. Read our impressions and interview from E3 with Huw Beynon of THQ here.

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THQ has promised to release a Metro: Last Light E3 Gameplay trailer on Thursday 14 July – that’s US time, so those of us already enjoying the tail end of the week have another day to wait.

The trailer will be added to the Metro YouTube channel, but a prologue is currently showing exclusively on the game’s Facebook page. You have to Like it to have a squiz.

Metro: Last Light is a shooter with survival elements, the follow up to last year’s Metro 2033, and due on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in March 2012, with a Wii U version to follow.

THQ’s aired another Metro: Last Light trailer, showing more of what to expect from the 2033 sequel.

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Metro: Last Light, the sequel to Eastern European post-society horror Metro 2033, is looking to refine and build. Stace Harman took a first look at the game’s announcement event.

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