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Originally Posted by wraggster

Square Enix has announced pre-order details of the survival and deluxe collector’s editions of upcoming saction adventure game Tomb Raider.
Tomb Raider, which is due for release next year, will come in three editions: standard, survival and deluxe.
The Survival Edition will include the game, a mini art book, double sided map of the island setting and a protective survival pouch. It will also include a digital code to download the Tomb Raider soundtrack and a weapon pack.
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Originally Posted by wraggster

Self-proclaimed XBLA enthusiast Sacra has spotted that two classic Sega fighting games – specifically, Virtua Fighter 2 and Fighting Vipers – along with the less fondly remembered Sonic The Fighters, have received ratings from Germany’s entertainment software self-regulation body USK, suggesting they are on their way to Microsoft’s Live service, and potentially other formats as well.

http://www.edge-online.com/news/repo...s-to-xbla-psn/

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Gearbox has announced that its Mechromancer DLC for Borderlands 2 will arrive a week earlier than expected.
It had originally been scheduled to launch on October 16^th.
The download will go live on Xbox 360 and PC this afternoon, though it likely won’t arrive on PSN until Sony’s weekly store update tomorrow afternoon.
The content is free to those who pre-ordered the game and for everyone else will cost either 800 Microsoft Points or £7.99 on PSN/PC.
The Mechromancer is a fifth

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Originally Posted by wraggster

The Nexus Network will be the place to get mods for Obsidian's KickStarter game
Obsidian Entertainment

obsidianent.com


In one of its seventeen project updates for the KickStarter-funded Project Eternity, developer Obsidian Entertainment has promised full mod support for the title. Obsidian has teamed up with the Nexus Networkas the official site for Project Eternity mods once the game launches.
"Our plan is to release our file-format information

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Over the weekend, major cities in World Of Warcraft became the scenes of large-scale massacres as hackers using level 1 characters took advantage of in-game exploits to slaughter other players. Stormwind and Orgrimmar were hit hardest, their entire populations wiped out, while many other cities also came under attack.

http://www.edge-online.com/news/worl...y-populations/

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