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Originally Posted by wraggster

Square Enix has just announced Final Fantasy XI Ultimate Collection Abyssea Edition – a PC download that bundles its 2003 MMO and all associated content into a single purchase.

It's available for download on 16th May from Steam, Nexway and Metaboli.
As well as the core game, you'll get all four expansions: Rise of the Zilart, Chains of Promathia, Treasures of Aht Urhgan and Wings of the Goddess.
All add-on scenarios are included too, namely, A Crystalline Prophecy – Ode

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Jurassic Park: The Game is heading to Xbox 360 this Autumn as a full retail release, developer Telltale Games has confirmed.

Though the recently delayed game is still expected to follow Telltale's traditional episodic release structure on PC and Mac, the 360 retail version will gather together all the content on one disc.
A PlayStation 3 version will launch "simultaneously" with the Xbox 360 game, though Telltale is yet to confirm whether that too will be a single boxed

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Party game sequel Wii Play: Motion will launch across Europe on 24th June.

Nintendo's new set of mini-games makes use of the Wii Motion Plus add-on. Wii Play: Motion comes bundled with a Wii Remote Plus, which has the add-on built in.
The original Wii Play is one of the best-selling games of all time. What the heck? It's true - the original included a Wii Remote for free. This time around Europeans get a red flavoured Wii Remote Plus. North American gamers have the title a week earlier

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Next month Dead or Alive fighting games return after a five year hiatus with Nintendo 3DS brawler Dimensions, but what about Dead or Alive 5?

"Dead or Alive Dimensions received positive feedback and responses from consumers, so there is definitely a future ahead," Team Ninja boss Yosuke Hayashi told Eurogamer.
"Team Ninja would like to progress and work towards that future."
Will Dead or Alive 5 appear on home consoles, including the PlayStation 3 and

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Originally Posted by wraggster

PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 racer Bang Bang Racing is being ported to Tegra-powered Android devices.

The chunky-looking title is being shrunk down via the magic of NVIDIA's advanced Tegra processor.
Tegra allows for whizzy graphics and lots more computational power. NVIDIA has dubbed it a "computer-on-a-chip".
Bang Bang Racing offers top-down racing and reminds us of a Micro Machines game, which is no bad thing.
Players control their vehicles by touch, drawing

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