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The UK’s Official Xbox Magazine has completely confirmed that a new Operation Flashpoint is indeed coming and that it’s called Operation Flashpoint: Red River. News of the subtitle first broke yesterday on an environmental artist’s resume.

Details are still pretty slim, with OXM simply reporting the sequel to be a “tighter” and “more focused” experience than the last game, whilst still striving to become a “more realistic recreation of warfare.”

Personally I found that getting my butt handed to me 24/7 was too annoying to complete Dragon Rising. Perhaps I’ll manage to get back to it before the sequel comes out sometime in 2011.

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Jason West and Vince Zampella, co-founders of Call of Duty creator Infinity Ward, are speaking on a panel at the upcoming QuakeCon in sunny Dallas, Texas in a couple of weeks.

West and Zampella recently formed Respawn Entertainment, and signed a publishing deal with Activision bitter rival Electronic Arts. The duo’s first major public appearance will be at QuakeCon 2010 speaking on a “Building Blockbusters” panel.

The duo will sit alongside id Software’s Tom Willits and Todd Howard of Bethesda and speak about what it’s like to make games that sell like crazy, with Zampella and West most definitely talking about the Call of Duty franchise they spawned.

QuakeCon 2010 runs from August 12-15 at the Hilton Anatole hotel in Dallas Texas. The event is free and open to the public, and if you’d like to sit in on the panel, it’s at 11 a.m. in the Grand Ballroom…how fitting.

I’ll be at the show, and will most definitely sit in on this panel. Anyone else?

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Ready for more ultra-violence? IO Interactive is here to supply it, with a second behind-the-scenes, extra gruesome look at upcoming murder-’em-up Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days. Jump past the break to check it out.

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Undaunted by curfews or residential noise ordinances, the Wii Party rages on. In its third week of release, Nintendo’s latest minigame collection for the Wii once again topped the Media Create Japanese sales charts, selling nearly 99,000 copies from July 19 to July 25.

Later this year, US audiences will get the chance to party like it’s $49.99.

The victory came despite a strong showing from a newly released contender. Marvelous Entertainment’s latest installment in the Fate franchise, Fate/Extra for the PSP, came in second with a healthy 72,170 copies sold. Western audiences might know the anime/manga series best from the downloadable PSP fighter Fate/Unlimited, although this latest interpretation explores the source material as an action-role-playing game.

The only other new release for the week was Tomy’s Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS Flame Rumble XX – Kessen! Real 6 Chouka, which edged its way onto the chart in 10th place, with 19,540 sold. Other DS games in the top 10 included the latest Inazuma Eleven title (third place with 44,451 sold) and Nintendo’s new Fire Emblem strategy RPG (fourth place with 39,459 sold).

The PSP took home the hardware crown for the week, selling 28,747 systems. In addition to the launch of Fate/Extra, continued sales of Konami’s Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2010 and Capcom’s Last Ranker helped move new sales of Sony’s handheld. The DSi LL (DSi XL in the West) continued selling well despite the arrival of the 3DS on the horizon, notching another 24,189 sales for the week. The Wii and the PlayStation 3 continued to jostle for the title of top console, selling 21,092 and 19,420 systems, respectively. Meanwhile, the Xbox 360 finished the console race in its usual distant third, selling 6,056 systems for the week.

JAPAN GAME SALES WEEK OF JULY 19-25, 2010

Software:

Rank / Title / Publisher / Platform / Unit sales

1. Wii Party / Nintendo / Wii / 98,564

2. Fate/Extra / Marvelous / PSP / 72,170

3. Inazuma Eleven 3: Sekai e no Chousen!! Spark and Bomber/ Level Five / DS / 44,451

4. Fire Emblem: Shin Monshou no Nazo Hikari to Kage no Eiyuu / Nintendo / DS / 39,459

5. Dragon Quest Monsters: Battle Road Victory / Square Enix / Wii / 35,795

6. Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2010 / Konami / PSP / 29,184

7. Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2010 / Konami / PS3 / 28,258

8. Super Mario Galaxy 2 / Nintendo / Wii / 21,313

9. Last Ranker / Capcom / PSP / 20,741

10. Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS Flame Rumble XX – Kessen! Real 6 Chouka / Tomy / DS / 19,540

Hardware:

PSP – 28,747

DSi LL – 24,189

Wii – 21,092

PS3 – 19,420

DSi – 18,202

Xbox 360 – 6,056

DS Lite – 5,059

PS2 – 1,475

PSP Go – 831

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A continuing point of curiosity and speculation, the PC release for Battlefield 1943 grew another twist today. Previous attempts to acquire a refund for pre-orders were reportedly met with the assurance of a release date. This date was July 9, 2010. Needless to say…

At any rate the official release date courtesy of the Battlefield 1943 website remains a reassurance invoking “TBD”. This brings us up to July 30, 2010. Apparently realizing that a “no questions asked” refund would be easier than currently assigning a release date, EA has offered just this to customers and offered this statement to VG247: ”All pre-orders can be canceled with refund at anytime and we do not have any further information at this time about a release date for the PC version of Battlefield 1943.”

While being sensible enough to offer up refunds for a product with an unknown release, this move is unsettling for PC gamers already wondering how long they’ll be waiting.

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