Tag Archives: pwned

Wed, Oct 17, 2012 | 23:13 BST

Xbox Live signs PWNED creators for video content

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Microsoft has signed a deal with Attention Seekers Productions, the team behind PWNED, Polygon reports. The company will produce a monthly episode of PWNED and a hints-and-tip show about FIFA called The Boot Room, as well as undisclosed original video content. All will be broadcast over the Xbox 360 dashboard.

Thu, Aug 16, 2012 | 03:37 BST

Crysis 3, Need for Speed Most Wanted and Armoured Kill feature in latest PWNED

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EA has released a new spisode of its web series PWNED, with the team visiting gamescom to take in Crysis 3, Need for Speed Most Wanted and Battlefield 3 Armoured Kill.

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Sat, May 28, 2011 | 13:38 BST

Video – Step inside Battlefield 3 and Back to Karkland

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PWNED has released a behind-the-scenes look Battlefield 3, specifically the Frostbite 2 engine and the Back to Karkland map pack.

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Mon, Aug 31, 2009 | 13:21 BST

Monster Hunter 3 cheater gets banned until 9999

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Buuuurn.

Capcom’s thrown down the banhamer on one poor bastard who decided to cheat while playing Monster Hunter 3. How long is the ban? 7 millenia, as in December 12 9999. The message from Capcom, which confirms the ban, reads:

Dear Customer

You are presently banned for using modded data to connect online. The ban will be left at 22:49 on 12/12/9999. The next time you violate the terms of use, you will never again be able to connect.

Thanks, Kotaku.

Tue, Feb 12, 2008 | 16:37 GMT

Ubisoft smacks Bratz company for $13 million

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MGA Entertainment, owner of the Bratz brand, has lost a legal battle with Ubisoft over lost earnings to the tune of $13.2 million.

According to Ubisoft, a deal was signed to create games based on the franchise in 2002. Shocked by the success of the Bratz toys, MGA sought to renegotiate the contract then ended it groundlessly. In an effort to justify the termination, MGA then brought into question every aspect of Ubisoft’s handling of the games. Everyone sued each other and Ubisoft, rather obviously, won.

“We are thrilled with the result, and we feel completely vindicated,” said Ubisoft’s general counsel, Cecile Russeil. “We could not have achieved this outcome without attorneys who mastered every aspect of the case, and thoroughly understood our video gaming business.”

Do not mess with Ubisoft. Any of you. Ever.