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We recently reported that Independent Games Festival grand-prize-winning heist game Monaco was given a graphical makeover. Now you can see it in action, with game developer Andy Schatz providing play-by-play.

I shot this video at the Penny Arcade Expo while Andy narrated. Four people played the game, using Xbox 360 controllers, while sitting on a couch. Monaco supports up to four gamers joining forces to steal jewels and other valuables from a variety of well-secured locations. Players can control different types of thieves, each of whom has special abilities (blowing up walls, being able to see through walls with infrared, using chloroform on guards, etc.)

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This winter, role-playing game Ni no Kuni will be released on the Nintendo DS. Know what that means? Marketing blitz!

Here are the first ads for the Nintendo DS version, which will be released on December 9 in Japan. The first ad mentions the collaboration between Level-5, the studio behind the Professor Layton games, and Studio Ghibli, the animation house behind movies like My Neighbor Totoro.

The second commercial is a heads up, telling players to pre-order asap so they can get a Ni no Kuni magic book.

The PS3 is also getting a Ni no Kuni game, but that isn't out until 2011.

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Select stores from giant retailer to allow consumers try Sony's motion controller ahead of its release, starting from September 9.

We take a look at the future of gaming in three parts: 3D, Social Gaming, and DLC.

We take a look at the future of gaming in three parts: 3D, Social Gaming, and DLC.

We take a look at the future of gaming in three parts: 3D, Social Gaming, and DLC.

Gran Turismo 5 features car damage — a first for the series. Does developer Polyphony Digital do, dare I say, a bang-up job?

The picture quality isn't great (photos taken off a television screen from a reader's local Best Buy), but they do provide a look at how the game handles car damage.

At August's Gamescom convention in Germany, Kotaku had a chance to check out GT5's car damage.

These latest photos, however, provide what appears to be a more extensive look.

GT5 Screens pictures by Asane99 - Photobucket [Photobucket Thanks, Asane!]