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If you’re a fan of in-depth behind-the-scenes looks at games, then Geoff Keighley’s newest Final Hours app on Tomb Raider might be right up your alley. You can get it now on iOS, Kindle Fire and Steam for £1.99/€2.99/$2.99.

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Geoff Keighley has said in a tweet Unreal Engine 4 won’t be compatible with Wii U, referring to a GDC comment from Epic CEO Mike Capps.

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The Final Hours of Mass Effect 3 just went live but already there are some very interesting stories coming to light about the development of the series’ third installment. More »

GTTV host Geoff Keighley’s confirmed The Final Hours of Mass Effect 3, announced on Monday, is now available. You can pick it up for £1.99/$2.99 for iPad, with Keighley saying in a tweet PC and Mac versions are coming soon.

GameTrailers host Geoff Keighley’s confirmed that his next personal project will be The Final Hours of Mass Effect 3.

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The 2011 Spike VGAs were meant to celebrate the year’s best games and hype future releases. Instead, Johnny Cullen argues, they played to stereotypes in the worst possible way.

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Geoff Keighley’s promised the unveil of the massive Sony exclusive “you won’t believe,” called The Last of Us, will be an in-game affair, not a CG effort.

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Alan Wake’s debut on Xbox Live Arcade is more than you think, according to VGA boss and GameTrailers TV host Geoff Keighley, who’s said it’s “effectively” Alan Wake 2.

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We all know that Valve makes great games – but now the company has dabbled in making great books, too. Portal 2 – The Final Hours is a digital tome that will give you an “unvarnished look” behind the scenes on Valve’s most recent puzzler.

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US games journalist Geoff Keighley launched The Final Hours of Portal 2 last night, a $1.99 iPad app detailing the creative process behind Valve’s puzzler. The feature itself comes in at 15,000 words and includes interactive diagrams, magazine-style production and such.

“The Final Hours of Portal 2 is a gripping and dramatic story brought to life by exclusive photos, videos, interviews, interactive experiences, and other surprises,” said Keighley.

You can buy it here.

Boom.

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Bam, here we go.

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Geoff Keighley’s confirmed the new trailer for Batman: Akrham City at tonight’s VGAs will see a new baddie for the game being announced for the first time.

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Geoff Keighley has confirmed there will be at least ten premieres at next month’s Video Game Awards.

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Geoff Keighley has said that the first two world exclusive reveals for this year’s Spike TV Video Game Awards will drop tomorrow.

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It seems analyst Michael Pachter has revealed David Jaffe’s new game, even though the Eat, Sleep and Play man was hoping to keep the news for E3.

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Update: Keighley just said the date will be announced in the next 30 minutes.

The date for the open beta of Halo: Reach is “coming soon”, according to GameTrailers TV host Geoff Keighley.

How soon? “Very”.

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Update: Guess what kiddos? We’ve decided to liveblog the event as it happens. Should you decide that you wish to stay up till around 1:00am (UK’ers) to check in with us, we will update you as the shit goes down! So, if Jack Black shows up in his undies shooting sparks from his groin again, or should Cliffy B decide to show and announce that Gears is being ported to Wii – we will let you know the second it happens. Not that it will, just sayin’.

Original: Spike TV will broadcast the 2009 Video Game Awards tonight at 8:00pm EST.

To get you pumped for it, you can watch a live stream of the rehearsals going on at the moment, which promised to give you a taste of some of the world premieres expected tonight.

Earlier, Geoff Keighley tweeted that during the “first five minutes” of the show, one of the “biggest surprise premieres in VGA history” will take place.

Oh, Geoff. You big tease. Stop it already. You’re making us blush.

Guess we’ll have to watch it now.

Geoff Keighley has told D’toid that there will be “more than 12″ exclusives, including the announced Crackdown 2, a new Star Wars title, and at least two games he can’t even comment on during the VGAs tomorrow night.

He also mentioned that during the commercial breaks, the show will come back with new stage set ups, thanks to digital environments.

“We definitely have some pretty major surprises still to come,” he said. “Essentially, the biggest thing in the show hasn’t even been announced yet.

“We’re going to keep some of the environments secret [for now] but you’ll definitely get to see that we’ll be transforming a lot of worlds, even some games worlds, as well. We’re working with some game publishers to actually create some of the very cool content.

“You know, I think we do a pretty good job that will get the hardcore excited, but we also have to look at the broader more mainstream audience. Because if I booked ten Japanese RPGs on the show, that might be great for some of the real hardcore guys, but that’s not what’s going to appeal to the mainstream crowd.”

Keighley also revealed that Dead Space 2, Natal, and Sony’s motion controller will not be included in the show.

The full thing is through the link.

Yet more from Geoff Keighley’s Twitter account. The Spike presenter’s confirmed that UFC Undisputed 2010 will be aired for the first time at the VGAs this weekend.

Woo. We want to see sweat on their sweat this time. And some suggestive thrusting, obviously.

The VGAs take place this Saturday.