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Speaking to Joystiq, Hello Games boss Sean Murray said Joe Danger 2: The Movie is “pretty much complete” and “nearly finished”. Although unable to give a firm release date, Murray said he expects the XBLA title is “actually probably gonna come out in the next month or so”. The original game appeared on both HD consoles, but no PlayStation 3 version has been announced at this stage. Never mind, you can always watch a new trailer for Joe Danger 2 released earlier this month.

38 Studios has released a new developer diary for Kingdoms if Amalur: Reckoning, featuring Tim Coman and Sean Murray explaining how the game’s deep lore and a signature style make it stand out from other RPGs. The demo for the game is out now on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, in case you haven’t tried it already. It releases on all three platforms February 7 in North America and February 10 in Europe.

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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 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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Just because the headline is Nintendo-centric, doesn’t mean the entire post is riddled with nothing else. There’s plenty more below the break. Trust us.

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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’ 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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