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Kotaku AU Wrap: The Week That Was

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14 years ago

April 12, 2010 at 8:00 am

Last week was all about StarCraft II, digital distribution pricing, shrinking, growing, and my iPod Touch games library.

The week that was on Kotaku AU:

News
New Old Duke Nukem XBLA Game Gets Rated In Australia
Indie Games Festival Comes To Melbourne
Are Xbox Games On Demand Prices Still Crazy?
StarCraft II Collectors Edition Confirmed For Australia
Aussie Nintendo Store: It’s Blaster Master Time

Culture
I Need Your iPhone/iPod Touch Gaming Advice

Regulars
The Week In Games
AU Diary: I’m Giving Away Cars Now
Ask Me Stuff
AU Diary: Once Again I Forgot To Shave
Tell Us Dammit
What Are You Playing This Weekend?
Talk Amongst Yourselves

Features

Hands-On
Reader Review: BioShock 2
Reader Review: Supreme Commander 2
Reader Review: Final Fantasy XIII
Reader Review: Dawn Of War II: Chaos Rising

Remember This?
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

LunchTimeWasters
Synopsis Quest
Specter Spelunker Shrinks

Competitions
WIN! Splinter Cell Conviction Xbox 360 Bundle & Games
Kotaku AU’s Community Service Award
WIN! Resonance Of Fate Game, T-Shirt & Soundtrack

More From Kotaku Australia

Let’s Look At Razer’s StarCraft II Accessories
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Starcraft II: Heart Of The Swarm Is Now Live In Australia
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UnderD

April 12, 2010 at 9:04 am

A great puzzle game for your ipod is drop7 its amazingly addictive. For a survival shooter minigore looks great and play well.

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