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Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs will be “fairly traditional in some ways,” yet “quietly radical in others,” according to thechineseroom’s Dan Pinchbeck.

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To thank fans for throwing support behind the Humble Bundle V, which featured Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Frictional Games has pushed out a teaser video for indrect sequel A Machine for Pigs.

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Horror games should have the ability to reach into the real world with its terror, not just virtually, Amnesia developer Frictional Games has said.

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Dan Pinchbeck, creative director at thechineseroom, has said if Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs can’t “frighten people as much as the original,” then the team has “failed.”

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Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs will scare the pants off you, that is, if you plan on wearing any while playing it.

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Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs has been announced as a collaboration between thechineseroom and Frictional Games.

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Frictional is teasing its next game, and it appears it may be a sequel to Amnesia: The Dark Decent and set in China.

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Frictional Games has said it sold a little over 391,102 copies of its survival horror game, Amnesia: The Dark Descent, and 75 percent of sales for the game were accrued through discounted offers.

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Go push for the win, dudes and dudettes: it’s Wednesday! And that means you’re halfway home. Here are your shorts for this morning.

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IGF finalist Frictional Games has announced that its dreary and quite scary horror title Amnesia: The Dark Descent has moved over 200K units since its release in September 2010.

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As BigDownload notes, the finalists for the 2011 Independent Games Festival have been announced, with Minecraft and Amnesia: The Dark Descent both receiving three nominations each, including one for the $20,000 Seumas McNally Grand Prize.

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Kotaku quite rightly called Microsoft out over its claim yesterday that Xbox 360 was the leader in the “current-generation console” race, forcing a smirk-worthy climb-down from the firm.

Wii has a global installed base of around 25 million compared to 360′s now-confirmed 19 million. From the site:

When contacted for clarification about the 360′s numbers versus the Wii’s—which stood at 24.5 million worldwide as of March 31, according to Nintendo financials—Microsoft reps told us that “Xbox 360 has the largest global install base of any current gen high definition gaming console.” That emphasis? Mine. They also apologized for any confusion this may have caused.

Never would have happened under Peter Moore.