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UK DEVELOPER RARE needs little introduction, with a strong history of titles stretching across multiple console generations. The studio, these days owned


by Microsoft, is not letting up either, and is currently working on Kinect Sports Rivals (pictured) for release on Xbox One in the first half of this year. Positioned as Microsoft’s


contender to Wii Sports, the latest entry is set to feature sports such as soccer, tennis, rock climbing and bowling. As with the first Kinect Sports, Rivals will be a good measure of just how accurate the new Kinect for Xbox One is when it reaches the hands of consumers.


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RASPERRY PI FOUNDATION


DEVELOPED BY THE Raspberry Pi Foundation, which includes industry veteran David Braben, the tiny credit card-sized computer (pictured) was built to provide a cheap way for students to study computer programming. To date, two million Raspberry


Pi units have been shipped, and further additions and third- party applications are being added all the time. It has also become popular with homebrew programmers. The diminuitive computer


could also have an important part to play in the UK’s new Computer Science curriculum, set to be implemented into schools later this year.


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