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Harley Quinn's Revenge Is Batman: Arkham City's Bad New Ending Dragon Age’s big expansion, Awakenings, is out next week. It’ll feature new dimly lit areas to kill things in, and new bad guys – like the Architect here – to take a swing at.
Honestly. If there was any other time than sexy time. Wii action game No More Heroes is coming to the PS3 and Xbox 360 with the subtitle Heroes’ Paradise, and it’s bringing saucy character portraits with it.
This week, on the North American PlayStation Store: Mega Man 10, some new duds for MAG players and a big bundle of Resident Evil 5 zombie dirtbike goodness.
It looks like those leaked screen shots were real, showing stills from a trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution premiered tonight at the Game Developers Choice Awards.
Do you have what it takes to get a review published right here on Kotaku? Dana does, as she hides in the fridge.
So, apparently, there’s going to be a Deus Ex 3 trailer shown at GDC tonight, the first time anyone’s really seen anything from the hotly anticipated next game in the venerable RPG/FPS series. These look like screens from that trailer.
The 10th Annual Game Developers Choice Awards kicks off now. Stay tuned to see if your favourite games, publishers and developers win the big awards.
Well what a downer this week turned out to be- the start of a Hanabi festival, a previously unreleased Castlevania game and five new DSiWare titles. Well, we only got the start of the Hanabi festival. Seems Nintendo has diddled us out of Castlevania Rondo of Blood for this week but it’s not all bad… just not as good as it was going to be.
Yes! The IGF Awards are happening right now at this year’s Game Developers Conference, a chance for indie developers to be handed awards under bright lights and for those indie developers to give short, awkward speeches. Let’s do this!!!
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