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All trailers, all the time; the next video feature in our unending visual onslaught comes from Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, and concern Murray, Sly’s hippo companion, who predictably supplies the gang’s muscle.

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Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time will make use of Sony’s new Cross-Play feature, which will allow players to continue playing the game on the go through Vita where they left off on PS3 – and vice versa. But according to Glen Egan, president and CEO of Sanzaru Games, there’s more to the tech than just cloud saves.

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Get acquainted with some of the historical costumes and locations of the latest Sly adventure in these new gamescom screens.

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Sony has released screenshots and character renders for Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time to herald the announcement of the Vita SKU on GTTV last evening.

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Sanzaru head Glen Egan’s announced on GTTV Sly: Thieves in Time will get a Vita version that’ll launch day and date with the PS3 version.

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When Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time launches this fall on PS3, our raccoon hero has developed amnesia and his pal Bentley has been left in charge of the Thievius Raccoonus – the pages of which have begun to disappear in front of his eyes.

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Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time is headed to the Playstation 3 a little later this year, with developer Sanzaru Games targeting a release some time in the North American fall.

Sure, it’s nothing specific, but it’s a step closer than the elusive “2012″ release window we were given at last year’s E3 briefing, which also hinted that the game would feature time travel and the ability to meet your own ancestors.

Glen Egan, president and CEO of Sanzaru Games, has said in Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time, players will get to step into the shoes of Sly’s ancestor. One of these is the master ninja Rioichi Cooper who uses a technique called the Leaping Dragon to jump long distances. After playing through his session in the past, Rioichi will join Sly as part of his group of thieves in the present. More ancestors are included as well, and you can read over the highlights of Rioichi, as well as check out shots of his level over on the US and EU PS Blogs. Game’s out next year.

Sony has released a new story trailer for Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time following the game’s showcase at Comic Con and it reveals the game’s antagonist. El Jefe is a ruthless former mercenary who’s captured dozens of small countries and sold them off to the highest bidder. It’s upto Sly and his gang to bring this dangerous dude to justice. The video contains no gameplay footage but is interesting to watch nonetheless. Sly Cooper is slated for release in 2012, exclusive to PlayStation 3. Watch the video after the break.

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Sony’s released a couple of gameplay screens for Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time. It actually released eight shots, but we’re pretty sure some of them are from E3, so we’ve left them out. The game’s being made this time round by Sanzaru, not creators Sucker Punch, but you should be in good hands: Sanzaru were behind The Sly Collection.

Thieves in Time launches in 2012.

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Thursday is not Friday, no matter how many times you wish it throughout your day. It will be here soon enough though, so close the before the best day of the week with a second round of short things.

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Sanzaru Games, not Sucker Punch, are developing Sly Racoon: Thieves in Time, it’s been revealed. Sanzaru’s Glen Eagan appeared on GTTV yesterday to demo the game for the first time, as well as talk about how it took the reigns of the series with Sucker Punch busy doing inFamous. You may also remember Sanzaru developed The Sly Collection last year. Get the demo after the break.

Sly Racoon: Thieves in Time releases next year for PS3.

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Sony released a new batch of screens for the remasters Sly Collection.

Click onward for all six.

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Sony has announced on the US PS Blog a price for The Sly Collection, which is slated for release in the fall.

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Sanzaru Games has revealed that only Sly 3: Honour Among Thieves will support 3D in The Sly Cooper Collection, because the original release already contained the tech’s framework in place.

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According to this Kotaku story, PSP’s Secret Agent Clank’s been confirmed for PS2.

The port’s being handled by Sanzaru Games, and it’ll release on May 26. It’s going to be the same deal, apparently, but there’ll be some additional camera options.