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Donkey KongFEATURED GAME: Donkey Kong - The classic arcade game starring Mario. Can you save the princess from kong? Watch out for the barrels!
0-Hang StanHang Stan - It's hangman with a pig and a hungry farmer, kind of like a child's worst nightmare.
1-Bubble TroubleBubble Trouble - Stab the bubbles with the spears. Good times! Use the spacebar to throw your spear.
2-Road TripRoad Trip - Can you beat this fun driving game? We did. The van transforms into a boat, then a plane.
3-Sexy FootballSexy Football - AKA Sexy Soccer. Use 'M' to shoot and 'N' to pass. Choose your difficulty level.
4-Very Funny Texas HoldemVery Funny Texas Holdem - For all you Texas Holdem Fans. Good little Holdem game from TBS. Are you in?
5-Fulltime KillerFulltime Killer - We killed Mr. Wang. Can you? The game is only one stage, but still a damn good time.
6-Park SoccerPark Soccer - Can you beat our score of 39? It's kinda like the Kick Ups game. Click your mouse to kick.
7-Ten Pin BowlingTen Pin Bowling - Hey Kingpin! Strap on your glove and shine your balls. Let's see if you can bowl a strike.
8-Lego RacingLego Racing - Cool 3D RC racing game from Lego. Do sweet stunts as you unlock all 5 challenges.
9-WRAXWRAX - Cool somewhat addictive little puzzle game. Shoot your balls at the balls that look like your balls.
10-OverrunOverrun - Basically, you're Legolas defending the castle from the orcs. Tip: release mouse button over the orc.
11-Moon PatrolMoon Patrol - The arcade classic full of helicopters, barrels, and ditches ...those damn ditches.
12-Fly GirlFly Girl - Just imagine you're a girl in A Night at the Roxbury. Double jump for combo points.
13-Bush ShootoutBush Shootout - GW says: I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass. And I'm all out of bubblegum.
14-RouletteRoulette - Place your bets and spin the wheel. Think of it as the Campushopper Casino.
15-Megaman Project XMegaman Project X - Cool flash Megaman game. Inspired by the Capcom classic. Spacebar to fire.
16-Turbo RacerTurbo Racer - Race through Lizzie's bedroom, a school hallway and more. Collect points, boosts, etc.
17-FroggerFrogger - The classic arcade game. Beware of the gators, eat the flies, and get your hop on!
18-SimonSimon - Watch the colors light up, then repeat the pattern. You remember this mind game, don't you?
19-Pepsi PinballPepsi Pinball - Cool western themed pinball game from Pepsi. Can you get the ball into the Saloon?

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 Resident Evil: Revelations review: Any port in a storm
Resident Evil Revelations review Any port in a storm
The 3DS is no graphical slouch. Aside from the glasses-free 3D feature, the console can kick out some impressive scenery, and it did so with last year's Resident Evil Revelations, a well-made little horror shooter in a series that's been looking for a lifeboat lately. After launching Resident Evil 6 fewer than six months ago, Capcom seems to think HD platforms need even more Resident Evil love, and so this week Revelations hits Xbox 360, PS3, Windows PCs, and the Wii U.

Playing it uprezzed on an HD console, however, feels just a little goofy. The textures do look excellent, but the game's models are clearly made for a more lightweight graphics engine, which means you get characters with hair frozen in place and enemies with just a few animations to use over and over again. Revelations was made for a handheld machine, and its designers cut corners that the other platforms would have let them curve around more gracefully.

But Revelations' saving grace is that it's Resident Evil game, and it's a good Resident Evil game at that. For that reason, fans of the series who missed out the first time around will probably appreciate the chance to see it for themselves.

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JoystiqResident Evil: Revelations review: Any port in a storm originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 20 May 2013 18:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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 UFC news scheduled for tomorrow's Xbox reveal event
UFC news tomorrow, too!
EA Sports won't just show off next-gen FIFA tomorrow at Microsoft's Xbox reveal, but is also planning on punching out some details about its UFC game, which is not scheduled for release this year (as far as we know).

EA obtained the rights to UFC games thanks to THQ's financial pains at the time, eventually passing to the great octagon beyond. The Xbox event is scheduled for tomorrow, May 21, at 1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT, 6 p.m. UK). Prepare yourself for some next-gen sweat tech.

JoystiqUFC news scheduled for tomorrow's Xbox reveal event originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 20 May 2013 17:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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 Penny Arcade launches Rain-Slick 3 giveaway, series finale coming June 7
Penny Arcade's RainSlick 3 free on Steam today, series finale coming June 7
Cthulhu Saves the World developer Zeboyd Games announced that its series finale Penny Arcade's On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 4 will launch on Friday, June 7 for Windows and the Xbox Live Indie Games service.

To mark the occasion, Zeboyd and Penny Arcade are giving away free Steam codes for Rain-Slick 3. Zeboyd assures that the giveaway has no strings attached, but fans have a limited window of opportunity to hop on this deal, as the offer ends tomorrow.

Zeboyd Games resumed the Rain-Slick series after the departure of previous developer Hothead Games, producing a pair of JRPG-inspired sequels. Rain-Slick 3 was supported with a wealth of free DLC, and the upcoming sequel will likely follow suit.

JoystiqPenny Arcade launches Rain-Slick 3 giveaway, series finale coming June 7 originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 20 May 2013 17:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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 Denis Dyack speaks up on X-Men: Destiny mismanagement allegations

It may not be the timeliest response, but Denis Dyack is speaking out against allegations that the very poorly received X-Men: Destiny was the result of catastrophic mismanagement on the part of developer Silicon Knights. Dyack recently left his role as the head of Silicon Knights to join Precursor games, developer of the coming Eternal Darkness spiritual successor, Shadow of the Eternals. As Precursor is seeking crowdfunding for the project, and Dyack is serving as its chief creative officer, it seems the company believes he has some 'splaining to do.

The allegations sprung from a Kotaku article penned by freelance writer Andrew McMillen last October. In a 30-minute YouTube response, Dyack categorically denies statements made in the article, saying that "there isn't any hard evidence whatsoever besides non-credible anonymous sources." Dyack added that Silicon Knights refused to submit any comments for the article in question, as it would have appeared to lend credence to what he sees as untrue allegations.

Dyack then reads a letter he alleges was written by McMillen to an anonymous source. The letter states that McMillen's article was initially refused by Wired games editor Chris Kohler, who cited a lack of facts and documentation, apart from the comments from anonymous ex-employees. Dyack goes on to say that "not only did Silicon Knights not divert funds from X-Men: Destiny to our other projects, which I can't talk about, we actually put more money into X-Men: Destiny than what we were paid." Dyack says he and Silicon Knights worked with Activision and Marvel to make Destiny as good as it could be and, while he's sorry for how it turned out, he says, "We put nothing but our best efforts" into the game.

Dyack also admitted to saying some things he "shouldn't have said in the press" regarding X-Men Destiny, adding, "I've learned my lesson." The same mistakes won't be made again, he says. The video goes on to address other concerns, such as Silicon Knights' relationship with Nintendo, and Dyack has also posted a litany of related references on Precursor's forums.

JoystiqDenis Dyack speaks up on X-Men: Destiny mismanagement allegations originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 20 May 2013 16:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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 Watch Dogs GameStop, Amazon pre-order goods have eyes on you
North American retailers GameStop and Amazon are offering up their own pre-order incentives for Watch Dogs, Ubisoft announced today.

Those who commit early through GameStop will receive an additional single-player mission, with a perk that unlocks "exclusive investigation opportunities inside of the network" and bonus cash when hacking into bank accounts, plus an exclusive poster designed by Alex Ross. Amazon pre-orders also get an exclusive mission that, upon completion, unlocks a special biometric assault rifle and an outfit.

Watch Dogs launches on the Xbox 360, PS3, PC and Wii U on November 19. A port is also planned for next-generation consoles.

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JoystiqWatch Dogs GameStop, Amazon pre-order goods have eyes on you originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 20 May 2013 16:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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 FIFA 14 goes next-gen in tomorrow's Xbox reveal event
FIFA gets fired up not fried up for Xbox reveal tomorrow
The FIFA franchise will have a next-gen something to show off during Microsoft's Xbox reveal event tomorrow, according to the series' new Facebook cover image and event.

"RSVP if you're ready to hear about the next generation of FIFA," the event description reads. "Tune in to hear news on FIFA 14 during the worldwide livestream of Xbox: A New Generation Revealed."

FIFA 14 comes out on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC - and not Wii U - this fall. Microsoft is gearing up for a large next-gen Xbox event tomorrow, May 21, at 10 a.m. PT. We'll have live coverage from the event in Redmond, Washington, and we'll also be reporting remotely - here's hoping things don't get too Messi.

JoystiqFIFA 14 goes next-gen in tomorrow's Xbox reveal event originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 20 May 2013 15:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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 Relocate your team in Madden 25's franchise owners mode

EA Sports lifted the curtains today on one of its core additions to Madden 25 this year, Connected Franchise owners mode. In it, players take on the role of team owner, setting prices for tickets and concessions as well as having the option to relocate teams to both domestic and international cities. Owners also handle the hiring of team personnel, such as scouts, trainers and coaches, and they answer questions from the media. Players will manage stadium upgrades and market their superstar athletes so fans will buy their jerseys, increasing their teams' yearly profit.

The options to import draft classes from EA's NCAA Football series and take control of all 32 teams in the Connected Careers mode were woefully absent from last year's game, but will return to Madden 25. Additionally, the game's primary career mode will receive a face-lift thanks to an improved user interface that includes a transaction log to follow the movement of players from team to team. The mode's UI includes a new Trade Center, allowing users to see what other teams are offering for players and draft picks so they can top their opponents' bids.

Lastly, Madden 25 will feature more media personalities for the career mode's in-game Twitter feed, such as ESPN fantasy analyst Matthew Berry and Fox Sports NFL writer Peter Schrager. It will also receive new legendary players and coaches, including Mike Ditka and William "The Refrigerator" Perry.

JoystiqRelocate your team in Madden 25's franchise owners mode originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 20 May 2013 15:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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 Coming soon to XBLM: Gunslinger, CastleStorm, D3Publisher deals

Major Nelson has posted the latest schedule for upcoming Xbox Live content. As previously announced, Call of Juarez: Gunslinger will be released this Wednesday. This week's Deal of the Week is a 50 percent off sale on lots of D3Publisher titles, including the new Karateka, the Puzzle Quest series, Pid and more. There's also an Alan Wake sale with games up to 83 percent off. Finally, Crysis 3 hits Games on Demand tomorrow.

Next week, Hunters Trophy 2 - Australia hits Xbox Live Arcade and, although not mentioned by Major Nelson, CastleStorm will arrive as well. Next week's deals include discounts on Ghost Recon: Future Soldier and its DLC, DarkStalkers Resurrection for $10. The Games on Demand version of Dark Souls will also be discounted, and it expansion, "Artorias of the Abyss" will be $7.50.

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JoystiqComing soon to XBLM: Gunslinger, CastleStorm, D3Publisher deals originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 20 May 2013 14:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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 Ultimate Editions decimate PSN: DMC, AC3, Persona 4 Arena, 7 more
Ultimate Editions decimate PSN DMC, AC3, Persona 4 Arena, 7 more
The latest round of PS3 Ultimate Edition bundles sure is decadent, offering 10 games and all of their DLCs discounted up to 65 percent for standard PSN members, and 75 percent for PS Plus members. The Ultimate Editions hit the PS Store tomorrow, May 21, and the sale lasts until May 27.

The new Ultimate Editions are Assassin's Creed 3, Batman: Arkham City, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, DMC: Devil May Cry, Far Cry 3, Max Payne 3, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Persona 4 Arena, Starhawk and Transformers: Fall of Cybertron.

Once the launch sale ends, each Ultimate Edition will still be available on for up to 40 percent off the standard game-and-DLC price, under the Ultimate Edition tab on the PS Store.

JoystiqUltimate Editions decimate PSN: DMC, AC3, Persona 4 Arena, 7 more originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 20 May 2013 14:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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 Resident Evil: Revelations DLC characters, upgrades outlined

Resident Evil: Revelations launches this week and Capcom has promised some DLC. It starts on June 4 with the Resistance and Enhancement sets for 160 MS Points ($2), each including six different weapon upgrades. Then, on June 11, Capcom will issue two additional characters for use in Raid mode: Rachel Ooze and Lady Hunk. Each character costs 240 MS Points ($3).

Resident Evil: Revelations is a remake of the 3DS game bearing the same name launched by Capcom in early 2012. Bridging the story between Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5, Revelations follows series regulars Jill and Chris, and takes place aboard a derelict cruise liner called the SS Queen Zenobia. A free demo has been available to all on Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U and Steam since last week.

Continue reading Resident Evil: Revelations DLC characters, upgrades outlined

JoystiqResident Evil: Revelations DLC characters, upgrades outlined originally appeared on Joystiq on Mon, 20 May 2013 13:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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