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Insomniac Games CEO Ted Price would rather make a fun game than worry about authenticity.

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Fuse developer Insomniac Games created a brand-new engine for its cover-based squad shooter. It’s a move that will help the studio create assets more efficiently and quickly, something that CEO Ted Price has told us will be vital going into next-gen development.

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Fuse has received a new batch of screens from EA and Insomniac Games, showing off the virtue of teamwork, and the comfort that can only come from a gun much bigger than your body.

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Fuse has a real fight on its hands as a new IP in a sea of franchises. Developer Insomniac talks tells us about its approach while Dave Cook has a blast playing the all-new Echelon mode.

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EA’s latest financial results show reduced revenue and profit but strong sales figures for its catalog of perennially popular properties.

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Fuse is Insomniac Games’ take on the recent love affair with co-op action shooters. Creative director Brian Allgeier talks about how Fuse sets itself apart.

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“Four expendable outsiders. One alien compound. Zero rules of engagement.” Thank you, Insomniac Games, for this brief maths lesson delivered through the medium of upcoming shooter Fuse.

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Insomniac boss Ted Price talks about Fuse’s new co-op horde style Echelon mode. Going into details of each of the six modes in it he also points out the mode’s shift away from classic defense to a offensive style of play.
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As magazine covers teased recently, the boxart for Insomniac’s latest effort puts me in mind of holiday snaps taken by my elderly aunts.

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Insomniac Game’s CEO Ted Price and Fuse dev Brian Allgeier have discussed why releasing a new IP like Fuse so late in the currency cycle makes sense, and have argued that gamers will still want current-gen titles even after PS4 and Xbox 720 have launched. Get their rationale below.

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If you pre-order Insomniac’s latest effort Fuse, you’ll score a couple of neat bonuses. Although most seem to be purely cosmetic – Hyperion Prototype skins for each of your characters and weapons – the last one is a team perk called Quickdraw which speeds up one-handed weapons use. Could be useful, although its the unique weapons powered by the titular fuse you’ll utilise the most I imagine. Visit the co-op shooter’s site for more information. Fuse is due on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in March 2013.

Thanks, Joystiq.

Fuse’s transformation to a more realistic art style disappointed those excited for the game formerly known as Overstrike, but despite the switch it’s still looking pretty tasty in these screens.

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Fuse – previously called Overstrike – is back with a new name and grittier vibe. VG247′s Dave Cook goes hands-on and interviews Insomniac about its squad shooter.

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Fuse may have changed name from Overstrike, but it’s still a squad based shooter with mad weaponry. Insomniac has released a video in which CEO Ted Price talks about Fuse’s gameplay and group tactics. Check it out below.

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Dead Island: Riptide, Beyond: Two Souls, Fuse, Metro: Last Light, and Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch are five games which will grace the cover of the November issue of Game Informer. Hopefully, you will get the one you prefer in the mail. Have a look at the covers below and a glimpse of the mag’s contents through the link.

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The trailer for Insomniac’s shooter Fuse is now out after being excluded from the initial reveal due to legal issues.
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Insomniac’s Ted Price has said he “can’t imagine” the studio creating single-player only games “from here on out” due to the social and multiplayer shift the industry has taken.

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Fuse is no longer a co-op game centered on stealth situations, according to Insomniac’s Ted Price, and this is just one of the changes made to the game originally known as Overstrike.

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Fuse, the new Insomniac game previously known as Overstrike, has had its public reveal delayed by legal issues.

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Fuse is the new name for the Insomniac co-op action title previously known as Overstrike. The video through the break is the first chance we’ve had to look at it since its metamorphosis, and while you’ll spot some familiar elements, it’s clear a lot ahs changed.

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