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The hottest topic of rumor columnists and gaming sites alike for the past eight months has arguably been the apparent disbanment of Rare from longtime ally Nintendo. Now Microsoft has reportedly scored on an opportunity Nintendo missed. 
14 Sep 2002 by 
Gamers reported to have wept with joy... or was that pain from eye and neck strain? 
Shigeru Miyamoto has reportedly told some interview guy that there will be at least one new title in both the Zelda and Mario series for the Gamecube. Miyamoto also said that Nintendo itself has an online title in the works for a release soon but fell asleep before he could delve into any further details. 
Yasunori Mitsuda and Hitoshi Sakimoto, two of gaming music's most celebrated composers, have collaborated on the score for Capcom's upcoming RPG Breath of Fire V: Dragon Quarter, to be released November 14 in Japan. Also, Capcom took a page out of Square's marketing playbook by announcing that Chihiro Onitsuka, a famous Japanese pop artist, will perform the game's theme song. 
"In an attempt to curb the scourge of gambling within its borders, the Greek government recently enacted a ban on electronic game of any kind. That includes computer gaming, console gaming, and even playing Monkey Ball on your PCS phone. Those found gaming will either receive jail time, or a minimum fine of $75,000. The law is under appeal." 
Nintendo revealed today at the San Francisco Gamers' Summit than Metroid Prime and Metroid Fusion would in some way make use of the GBA/GCN connectivity. However, how exactly the two titles will connect is an enigma, shrouded in secrecy, wrapped in a riddle. 
The most recent issue of "Game Informer" will apparenly reveal new details and the first media to Rockstar's piss-your-pants-anticipated Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. You may see and read the entire butt-ugly article 
Square Haven is an advocate of anything Monkey Ball-releated, and as such, Sprint PCS is now offering a slim version of Super Monkey Ball for their crappy PCS Vision line of phones. The game is available at Sprint's 
LucasArts has reportedly delayed the release of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic to Spring of 2003 as opposed to the more favored Fall 2002. It was also revealed that the PC version will be released sometime in the next millenia. 
Amusement Vision, in their infinite craftiness, has made available new Super Monkey Ball 2 wallpaper and desktop icons via their sexy 
Electronic Arts has reportedly established a partnership with DefJam records to develop DefJam Wrestling, a title pitting such rap stars as Ludacris and Jay-Z, among others, against each other in the squared circle. No really. This is for real! EA has also announced EA Trax, a new record label specifically to make available "the hottest music acts" for EA games. 
Tecmo producer Tomonobu Itagaki has actually admitted that the original basis for Dead or Alive Extreme Volleyball was actually "DOA Digital Venus 2002", a title that would allow fans to simply "move around the attractive CG characters in real time," and make the characters perform practically any action available to the perverse imagination. 
Although recently cited as being one of the few developers Sega was looking to purchase, Infogrames today issued a statement regarding the potential purchase. "We ain't no one's bitch. Not Sega. Not Microsoft.," stated Infogrames CEO Bruno Bonnell. "We be thugz fo' life." 
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