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Keiji Inafune isn’t a man of few words and speaking to Joystiq, he discussed why Capcom’s attempt to push original IPs in the past had met with very little commercial and critical success.

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The weekend is almost here – at least in the US. You UK folks are already drinking cider, and the like.  Instead of pouting and throwing ourselves to the floor in a bitter fit, we’ll be nice as post some small news bits.

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Black Friday sales are everywhere today, and we’ve just got wind of some more deals for PC players.

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Airtight Games, the developer behind last year’s Dark Void, has a job listing posted for a “triple-A” PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 title.

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Capcom has sent word that Dark Void will be getting some DLC next week on PS3 and Xbox 360.

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Wuh-oh.

Dark Void reviews have been coming out as of late last week, with scores not being quite as high as they could have been.

Find the full round-up below.

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IGN’s exclusively hosting a PC version of the Dark Void demo. Yours for just over 1Gb.

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It’s the first EU PS store update of 2010, kiddlewinks.

This week, your main headliner is the new Borderlands DLC, Mad Moxxi’s Underdome Riot.

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As promised yesterday by Capcom, the demo for Dark Void is now on Xbox Live Marketplace.

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Following Capcom US saying last night that it “looks” as though there won’t be a PC Dark Void demo, Capcom UK’s issued an official statement on the matter. In short, don’t go waiting up, PC people.

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PC owners looking forward to a Dark Void demo to complement the console versions due this week shouldn’t hold there breath – there isn’t going to be one.

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Capcom’s just confirmed that a Dark Void demo will release this week.

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Capcom’s revealed the minimum specs you need to play Dark Void on PC.

Find them after the break. Game’s out at the end of the month.

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Look. Can you just stop talking about videogames, publishers of the world? Just in case you’d forgotten Dark Void’s out on January 22, Capcom’s stuck out a video of the game’s protagonist shooting things. A lot.

Watch it after the break.

There’s air-to-air shooting and air-to-ground shooting. There’s also plenty of dodging on display. Looks pretty good, to be fair.

PC, PS3 and 360, developed by Airtight.

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Capcom’s released a new Dark Void video, showing how our protagonist Will “takes care” of the Watchers.

Looks like there will be loads of different ways to dispatch your enemies, which is good because everybody likes variety.

Head on over to Capcom-Unity for more, and watch the video below the break.

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Capcom may have released the final “cinematic” video for Dark Void earlier in the week, but that has not stopped it from releasing another video – this time showing of the “mysterious alternate dimension” known as The Void.

Posted below the break, the video highlights the environments included in the sci-fi shooter, and it looks like a rather interesting place.

Game’s out in January.

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Capcom has announced that Brad Pitt’s production company, Plan B, has picked up the movie rights to Dark Void – a game that is not even out yet.

It will even “potentially” star the man himself.

Oh yeah – and the game has been delayed a week.

Good gravy.

Full PR below the break.

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Capcom has said in their latest financial report that they expect Lost Planet 2 to sell over 3 million units when it releases next year. To be exact, thats 3.7 million units.

They also confirmed they expect Dark Void to sell over 1.3 million units.

Super Street Fighter IV is expected to sell just 1.1 million units, while Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles will sell 800k and Resident Evil 5: Alternative Edition is expected to just sell 300k.

Find more over at Andriasang.

Gamikaze’s posted up some new Dark Void shots.

It’s all looking like good news for the third-person, “I like adventures, me,” crowd. And the game can help you win a Tesla, in case you missed that this morning.

It’s out next year. Thanks, TomisH.

Um. Wow. Capcom’s giving away an actual Tesla as a Dark Void prize. See here. And actual one; not a fake one.

All you have to do is fill in your details and press submit, from the look of it. And be American, unfortunately.

The incredibly vague tie between the car and the game is that the game’s protagonist uses a tesla jetpack.

Any excuse. Enter. You could win an electric car worth $109,000 that does 0-60 in just under four seconds.