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IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds Of Prey Preview: If You Think Planes Are Nice

6:00AM Stephen Totilo | Never mind, for a moment, how this game plays — though I will tell you. Check out how it looks. More »
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Finally, Grease: The Video Game

2:40AM Mike Fahey | News that 505 Games and Paramount Digital are bringing the musical Grease to the Nintendo Wii gives me chills – which could be multiplying. More »
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Drum King Is Now Rolling Stone: Drum King

4:00AM Mike Fahey | The fact that all of Drum King’s musical selections are covers now makes sense, as 505 Games teams with the world’s foremost music magazine, transforming the title into Rolling Stone: Drum King. More »
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Zorro Finally Destined For The Wii

3:40AM Mike Fahey | After teasing us mercilessly in 2007 with the ability to slash Zs with our Wii remotes, 505 is finally ready to release The Destiny of Zorro this spring. More »
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505 Games Joins The ESA

12:40AM Mike Fahey | Another small triumph for the Entertainment Software Association today, as the North American branch of 505 Games joins the game industry trade organisation. More »
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We Rock: Drum King Track List Revealed

1:40AM Mike Fahey | 505 Games has released the full track list for We Rock: Drum King, with Queen, The Clash, and Fall Out Boy all providing music to drum your Wii remotes along to. More »

Michael Phelps’ Game To Be The Next Tiger Woods Game

2:20AM Mike Fahey | 505 Games is creating a game based on Olympic swimmer extraodinaire Michael Phelps, but can swimming carry a video game? Probably not. That’s where the pure action comes in. More »

Guilty Gear Devs Create We Rock: Drum King

1:40AM Mike Fahey | Arc System Works has entered the rhythm-action genre with We Rock: Drum King, coming to Europe in April from 505 Games for the Nintendo Wii.

Michael Phelps Teams With 505 For Some Sort Of Swimming Game

1:40AM Mike Fahey | 505 Games has just announced a partnership with Olympic uber-swimmer Michael Phelps to develop video games for “next generation” consoles and the i-Phone, padding the sadly neglected swimming category of sports games. More »