Electronic Arts has confirmed that 30 PlayStation 3 titles are currently in development. The company will release 8-10 games before March 2007, including Fight Night Round 3, Need For Speed Carbon, Battlefield: Bad Company, Skate and Medal of Honor Airborne.
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In this game, you will be able to create your own fighting style for character, ranging from specific moves taken directly from your favorite warriors to completely new chained combinations, super moves and even fatalities. IGN has a video review of Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, which is available now on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, and Wii (Jan. 2007). Watch the video after the jump!
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Super Mario Bros. 2 is actually a remake of Doki Doki Panic, which is a Japan-only Famicom Disk System game. Nintendo licensed Mario to Hudson Soft, who developed the first official sequel to Super Mario Bros. Nintendo then developed their own sequel to Super Mario Bros., releasing it in Japan as Super Mario Bros. 2. For you gamers, this is the fastest recorded time in which someone has finished Super Mario Bros. 2, warps included. So check out the video after the jump!
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Sony has officially announced its PlayStation 3 launch lineup at their 2006 Gamers Day event earlier today. Over 21 first- and third party launch titles will be available in the US next month, including Resistance: Fall of Man and Call of Duty 3. Regarding pricing, Sony said that “most titles [are] expected to retail under US$60.” once and for all refuting the rumors of US$90-US$100 PS3 games. Remember that the games will be released during the “launch window”, and won’t all be available on November 17. Check out for the complete list of PS3 launch titles after the jump.
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Desperate Housewives: The Game, is a new computer game based on the TV show. It seems clearly that the target audiences for this game are women. In the Desperate Housewives game, you take on the role of a new housewife who moves into Wisteria Lane and unlocks the delicious scandals hidden in the seemingly “perfect” neighborhood. Mary Alice Young (voiced by Brenda Strong in the game) serves as the omniscient narrator in this lifestyle simulation game. Overall, it seems that if you like the Sims, so you will love Desperate Housewives. But the best part of the game though is that it retails pricetag for an average of US$19.
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