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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to get mod tools soon via Steam
Modders itching to get into the guts of the latest Elder Scrolls received some good news today with word that Skyrim’s Creation Kit will be launching soon on Steam. The free release will be complemented by the Skyrim Workshop, another Steam release, which will allow users to upload, download, and install mods from all across the community.
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Forza 4 gets February American Le Mans Series Pack DLC
More cars will be hitting the Forza 4 tracks today with the release of the February American Le Mans Series Pack. The 10-car set introduces the 2011 #2 Audi Sport North America R18 TDI, 2011 Panoz #050 Panoz Racing Abruzzi, 2010 Dodge Quinton “Rampage” Jackson Challenger SRT8, and more for 560 MS Points
A detailed list of the rides has been provided and is posted below.
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Panzer Corps enters 1942 with Grand Campaign ’42 DLC
Lordz Games Studio continues its assault on the wargaming masses with the latest DLC release for Panzer Corps, Grand Campaign ’42. The fourth campaign pack includes 15 new scenarios, including an urban Stalingrad map, new features, and new unique objectives, one of which involves intercepting reinforcements at the Volga River (mmm … sweet, sweet ambushes). As always, surviving units from the previous campaigns can be imported for play ’42.
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Soulcalibur V ends its long journey, now on store shelves
Namco Bandai is looking to reignite gamers’ souls today with the release of Soulcalibur V for the 360 and PS3. Set 17 years after the events in SCIV, the latest follows Patroklos and Pyrrha Alexandra as they uncover their family’s history with the Soul swords. In addition to a guest appearance by Ezio Auditore de Firenze from Assassin’s Creed, SCV includes new gameplay features and a beefed-up character creation mode, with custom characters displayable in the new Global Colosseo online hub.
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Final Fantasy XIII-2 now available for 360, PS3
After many, many, many screenshot posts and character updates, we hit the big one: Final Fantasy XIII-2 has hit store shelves for the 360 and PS3. XIII-2, a direct sequel to XIII, features new gameplay systems, multiple progression paths, and enhanced visuals. Although following its predecessor closely, XIII-2 is standalone release and, as noted by Square Enix, unfolds in such a way that it requires no previous experience with XIII. Downloadable content has also been announced as in the works, including additional episodes and modes, with the first release being Coliseum battles.
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Prototype 2 console launch copies to include free access to Radnet
Activision has announced that early adopters of Radical Entertainments upcoming action title Prototype 2 for the 360 and PS3 will receive access to Radnet, a service that will provide owners with 55 bits of DLC. Available through a single-use pass, Radnet will deliver behind-the-scenes videos, in-game events and challenges, avatar items, dynamic themes, and bonus Mutations to players on a weekly basis for seven weeks. Participants in the challenges and events will also unlock a to-be-announced shape-shifting reward. More information on the Radnet Edition is available on the official site.
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Hard Reset: Extended Edition shows off its new environments
Kalypso has released some new shots from the upcoming boxed retail version of Flying Wild Hog’s cyberpunk first-person shooter, Hard Reset. Hard Reset: Extended Edition will include four new enemy types, a new boss, five new campaign levels, two new levels for survival mode, and an improved graphics engine. The screens highlight some of the new environments found in the additional campaign levels.
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The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings for 360 dated, detailed
The Witcher series is nearing its console debut after having tromped around the PC market for the past few years. As is the custom nowadays, a plethora of pre-order offerings are being dangled in front of gamers in order to secure their early five-spotter. Not that The Witcher 2 requires all that many enticements, given that it’s one of the best action-RPGs to have been released in recent memory. Still, extras are always nice. Pre-order offers include a digital comic book from Amazon, an exclusive T-shirt from Best Buy, and an exclusive wolf head keychain from GameStop.
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Namco Bandai releases new mini collection, Namco Arcade app
Namco Bandai has reached into its vaults and compiled a new collection of yesteryear’s hits for iOS. Xevious, The Tower of Druaga, Motos, and Phozon are now available as a free release on the App Store for the iPhone 4/4S, iPad 2, and iPod touch (4th generation). Well, mostly free – there are some restrictions. While free to download, gameplay is restricted to one title once per day. To play more than one title a day or to go an additional round, players will have to pony up Play Coins, purchasable from within the app, or buy the titles outright.
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Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion shows the goods with new screens
Ironclad’s 2008 galaxy-spanning real-time strategy title Sins of a Solar Empire has been lighting up the vacuum of space for years now, and it looks to have plenty of life in it. Stardock has sent along some new screenshots from the game’s upcoming download-only expansion Rebellion, which is due out later this year. Following on the previous two expansions, Rebellion is set after Diplomacy has failed and each side finds itself fractured in the face of a seemingly endless war that has strained nerves and resources to the breaking point.
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