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Unusual MMO Glitch is about to get its first major overhaul since going back to beta – an end to premium housing. Say goodbye to your mansion in Alakol.

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Nintendo of Japan has proposed a solution for players caught out by The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword’s main quest-breaking bug.

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After years of romantic picnics, long walks on the beach, and candlelit dinners with Assassin’s Creed, the light of love has faded from Brenna Hillier’s eyes.

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Shoryuken has posted a tutorial showing off how to trigger a couple of interesting bugs in UMvC. By combining Morrigan and Strider’s abilities, you can end up with one character alone on screen, turned 90 degrees to face the camera. Fiddle a bit more, and you can make the screen go black, and finally, your characters will be transported to what’s being called Reverse World – all controls backwards, animations on the wrong side, and a snowy-white environment. The glitch reportedly works only on the Xbox 360 version, with the PlayStation 3 just throwing a wobbly.

Hit the break to see it in action.

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Tiny Speck has announced it will “unlaunch” Glitch, its unusual, side-scrolling MMO.

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A relatively severe new glitch has popped up in Gears of War 3 that not only freezes the system, but also prevents players from entering any game mode thereafter. More »

Tiny Speck has explained that the long queue to get on board unusual MMO Glitch is a deliberate throttling of newbies, not the result of sever overload.

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Incarnated inside the mind of a giant, asked to chow down on live pigs and apply lotion to grumpy butterflies – the newly-launched Glitch is is not your everyday MMO.

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Beta testers of quirky cartoon MMO Glitch: The inevitable has happened. Developer Tiny Speck has pulled the plug and reset everybody’s progress, losing all of your belongings, hard-earned skills, currants and achievements. But this is a good thing, because it means the game is now that much closer to launch!

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Thursday, Thursday, it’s Thursday! Go celebrate it’s Thursday by reading these shorts and punching a man in the face. Don’t do that. Well, read the shorts, but don’t punch a man in the face. Punching a man in the face is wrong, m’kay?

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Katamari creator Keita Takahashi has spoken out on his decision to join Tiny Speck in Vancouver.

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In news likely to cause the VG247 team to abandon their duties completely, Katamari creator Keita Takahashi has signed on Tiny Speck, developer of the unusual MMO Glitch.

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It’s time for the weekend, and your second batch of shorts for the day. Go get ‘em below the break, tiger.

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Completely mental it may be, but Stewart Butterfield’s social game, Glitch, looks to have all the right stuff.

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Looks like all’s not well with saving Super Meat Boy.

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Most villains escape from imminent capture/death with hidden jetpacks, trap doors, or smoke screens that – unlike their real-life counterparts – somehow enable teleportation.

But those guys have nothing on the Shadow Broker. His big, bad Deus Ex Machina basically breaks the world.

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Update: Here’s confirmation straight from Sony.

Original: Remember that scene from “The Day After Tomorrow” when the apocalypse sort of went away for no apparent reason – even though Sony didn’t release a patch for it – and everyone got all weepy and started hugging?

Well, this is kind of like that. Kind of.

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Now you see it; now you don’t. About one blink of the eye ago, PS3 Borderlands players were reporting issues with seeing their online friends while, er, online. Now, though, the game’s as good as new.

“We are very pleased to report that using PSN friends lists with the game should now work properly for all PS3 customers. The fix has been released invisibly and should work automatically for all PSN users on the PS3 platform,” Gearbox’s Steve Gibson told Joystiq.

“No special action is required by PS3 customers to apply the fix – just play the game and you’ll find that everything works fine now. We thank you all for your patience and for making us aware of the issue!”

So there you go.

According to a CVG report, PS3 Trophies’ ability to, er, do nothing in particular has run into a potentially shelf-smashing error. Apparently, after PSN users alter their PSN ID or password, Trophy data can become “corrupt.”

Should that happen, certain games will then notify players that Trophy data has failed to sync – sometimes leading to a series of looping “quit and try again” messages.

Titles like Burnout Paradise, LittleBigPlanet, Pain, and WipEout HD have fallen victim to the Trophy-gobbling glitch since October, but the recently released 2.53 firmware update failed to sweep the bug under the rug.

Fortunately, Sony community guy “MusterBuster” claimed that, “A fix is on the way, but I don’t have an ETA yet”.

If your e-life absolutely depends on a healthy, bustling Trophy case, click through the link for a “quick” fix. (Hint: it’s not quick.)

Otherwise, just remember that waiting builds character or whatever. So don’t worry; Sony’s got your back.

By Nathan Grayson

Just hours after the LittleBigPlanet servers went live, Media Molecule has been forced to pull the plug citing “glitching issues.”

The studio has yet to announce just when the servers are going back online but Kotaku has been assured that MM is working around the clock to fix the problem.

By Mike Bowden