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Joe Danger studio Hello Games has confirmed it is working on a new IP for undisclosed next-gen formats.

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Joe Danger developer Hello Games is bringing its original stunt racer and the sequel to Steam. We’ve got the first details and screens inside.

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Hello Games has dropped by the EU PS blog to revel in the fact that Joe Danger 2: The Movie launches today on the EU PS Store, bearing extra content and a PS Plus bundle discount.

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Hello Games has no plans to patch the PSN version of Joe Danger to bring it inline with the Xbox Live-exclusive Special Edition.

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Despite both platform holders’ supposed insistance on exclusivity deals, Joe Danger developer Hello Games didn’t encounter any problems bringing the game to Xbox Live Arcade.

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Hello Games’ Sean Murray has responded to criticism over Joe Danger being released on XBLA, stating that he understands where PS3 fans are coming from.
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Hello Games has confirmed it’ll release Joe Danger: Special Edition on Xbox Live Arcade after it popped up on the Korean Ratings Body’s website. There’s no date, but the game will be published by Microsoft Game Studios. The original Joe Danger was a PSN exclusive when it released last summer. Development is being done in-house, with “new environments, gameplay modes, characters” and more being added to the Special Edition, according to HG boss Sean Murray.

More details at Joystiq.

A classification listing has lifted the lid on a heretofore unrevealed game, this time uncovering a surprising platform jump for an extablished exclusive.

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Hello Games has announced a sequel to Joe Danger, the working title of which is Joe Danger: The Movie which will be playable at gamescom next week. Joe’s second outing starts with him working as a Hollywood stuntman, apparently.

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Sean Murray, CEO of the indie developer responsible for PSN’s Joe Danger, has spoken with GI.biz about the realities of indie development and how to go from part-time hobby to full-time living.

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Hello Games boss Sean Murray thinks developers should be more enthusiastic when it comes to not only developing games, but when showing their works off to the public.

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Hello Games has announced over on the US PS Blog that its fun PSN title Joe Danger is getting some DLC.

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Hello Games has released a massive update for Joe Danger, featuring several fan-requested features. You see? People do listen.

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Shank’s this week’s EU PS store update big headliner. But there’s more other then just that. Obviously.

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Hello Games’ Sean Murray has told attendees at Develop that PSN was picked for the release of Joe Danger because Xbox Live Arcade is seen as a “slaughterhouse” to smaller independent studios.

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Joe Danger’s out on June 8, and it looks as though you may want to pick it up, if IGN’s review is any indication.

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In the land of no news, the one-eyed news story is king.

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Loads of stuff this week in news for indie and other games of interest.

REO Speedwagon’s music has been used for a new game, Dark Salvation has a demo, PC specs for RTS game XIII Century: Death or Glory were released, and you can also find out how to scare the crap out of your pals using your Xbox 360. Good times.

It’s all through the break in a lovely wall of text.

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During the course of the week, loads of indie games, less mainstream titles and those point-and-click adventures you are always hearing about, sometimes get lost in the shuffle -what with news on Uncharted 2 and Modern Warfare 2 happening every three minutes or so.

That’s why, much like the MMO news round-up, we’ve decided to remedy this by giving you a heads up on news, demos, patches, announcements, trailers, screens and other doodads pertaining to these games that you missed out on during the week.

Yes, it’s all here for you in one post! See how much we love you guys? Another wall of text for the win!

While not comprehensive, since there are loads of this sort out there, we will do our best to be as thorough as possible.

Read on past the break for the first of, hopefully, many “Indie and other games of interest” post.

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