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Sine Mora has been one of the most discussed scrolling shooters of the generation, so it’s interesting to hear that the game’s creative director Theodore Reiker has left developer Digital Reality to form a new studio – Prior Games. The developer has confirmed that he’s teaming up with another Japanese studio to release a new shooter in 2014.

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Sine Mora, the brutal but rather lush side-scrolling shooter from Grasshopper Manufacture and Digital Reality has launched on American PSN for both PS3 and PS Vita today. Expect it in your local territory soon. Get pricing and the official launch trailer below.

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Sine Mora, the critically acclaimed and brutally challenging side-scroller from Grasshopper Manufacture and Digital Reality should be heading to PS3 and PS Vita imminently, as suggested by a new launch trailer. See the clip below and marvel at its Sine-ness. Mora-ness?

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Sine Mora launched this week on PC, and to celebrate Kalypso Media Digital and Digital Reality have released a lovely PC launch trailer. The PC release supports full 1080p at 60 FPS, and for the next 50 minutes, you can get it for 10% off on Steam for $8.99. It will run you $1 more after the promotional sale ends. Watch the video below.

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Sine Mora, one of the most gorgeous modern shm’ups you’ll ever see, is coming to PC very soon.

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Sine Mora will not only be released on PSN for Vita “soon,” but for PS3 as well, according to a press release from Grasshopper and Digital Reality.

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Digital Reality and Grasshopper Manufacture have announced Sine Mora for Vita along with content exclusive for the handheld.

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Sine Mora looks set to make its PSN bow after an XBLA exclusivity period, if listings from the Australian Classification Board are a pointer.

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As if Sam’s segment featuring the first 10 minutes of gameplay from Grasshopper Manufacture and Digital Reality’s time manipulation shooter Sine Mora wasn’t enough to get you pumped for the Xbox Live title, we now present you with the launch trailer. It’s below. Get the game today for 1200 Microsoft Points.

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Grasshopper Manufacture’s time manipulation shooter Sine Mora launches on Xbox Live Marketplace today, and VG247′s video mastermind Sam Clay has produced a segment featuring the first 10 minutes of gameplay. The sch’mup game co-developed by Digital Reality will run you 1200 Microsoft Points.

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Digital Reality announced the release date for Sine Mora via Grasshopper Manufacture’s Facebook page yesterday, and it was done through a contest in which the firm tasked the community with guessing the date.

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There are two kinds of sch’mup player – the kind that plays on normal, and the kind that has enhanced synaptic response and a wide masochistic streak. The latter are probably keen on Sine Mora’s “insane” difficulty setting.

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Digital Reality has announced that Sine Mora, the shoot’em up based on time manipulation co-developed with Grasshopper Manufacture, is to be an Xbox Live Arcade exclusive with Microsoft as its publisher.
Sine Mora is a diesel-punk shmup with scaling difficulty, containing both a Story and Arcade Mode with over 60 combinations of planes, characters and time manipulation devices and scaling difficulty.

A release date and price will be announced at a later date.

Satisfy your curiousity with this gameplay-heavy trailer for Grasshopper Manufacturer’s side-scrolling hack and slash, Black Knight Sword.

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Grasshopper’s released a couple of screens and video for downloadable title Black Knight Sword. The game sees you, a black knight, team up with a sword spirit to take down a princess. The game is being made as of a continued collaboration with Digital Reality: the two are currently making Sine Mora together. You can get the video below, via D’Toid, with shots at the link. It’ll release on XBLA and PSN, but no date as yet.

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A teaser video for Grasshopper Manufacture’s PSN and XBL shooter Sine Mora has been released. Co-developed at Digital Reality and scored by former Silent Hill man Akira Yamaoka, the “diesel punk” game has plenty of floating robots with octoarms, and massive trains and planes that do things only a fantasy setting such as this would allow. While the video doesn’t show any real gameplay, it does show off enough in-game footage to give you an idea of what to expect when it is released this winter. Thanks, GameSetWatch.

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More shorts for your Thursday are below. Some, are NSFW. Hopefully you are home by now anyway.

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