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Inside Gaming

Inside Gaming was a fifteen-minute to thirty-minute programme delivered in a documentary format, in which a reporter travelled anywhere around the world in order to cover key events related to gaming. Reports have included the World Series of Video Games, the iseries from Multiplay, coverage of a showcase for THQ published game Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights from the real-world event of the same name, and the Ubidays promotional event for Ubisoft software, which took place in France. Development Diaries offering an overview of a game's creation were also featured, from companies such as Evolution Studios and Ubisoft.

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Inside Gaming was a fifteen-minute to thirty-minute programme delivered in a documentary format, in which a reporter travelled anywhere around the world in order to cover key events related to gaming. Reports have included the World Series of Video Games, the iseries from Multiplay, coverage of a showcase for THQ published game Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights from the real-world event of the same name, and the Ubidays promotional event for Ubisoft software, which took place in France. Development Diaries offering an overview of a game's creation were also featured, from companies such as Evolution Studios and Ubisoft.

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