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Originally Posted by wraggster

It appears an as-yet-unannounced Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Collection will launch on July 17, according to a GameStop listing. We called a store representative and confirmed that a KOTOR collection is in their system, and is listed as a PC-exclusive title for $20.

The first game in the series (developed by BioWare) was released to critical acclaim in July 2003 for Xbox, and later for PC.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

LittleBigPlanet Karting is accepting beta applications right this very moment. If you're interested in a PS3 Sackboy-Mario Kart-style mash-up, sign up through the PSN Beta page.

Sony of course warns that not everyone will qualify for the beta, but we assume the question "Do you own a PS3?" may be one with a correct answer, while "Which of the following games have you played before?"

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Originally Posted by wraggster

007's latest cinematic adventure will not be heading to retail.
Activision has revealed that the Skyfall segment of upcoming shooter 007 Legends won't be on the disc. Instead it will be released as DLC.
The publisher has previously announced 007 Legends will feature a single-player campaign that ties in classic Bond films with Daniel Craig's next flick.
The latest release – detailing the new On Her Majesty's Secret Service mission – reveals the Skyfall levels "will be available

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Zynga is working on Farmville 2, a follow-up to its most successful title of all time, Farmville, the company announced at Zynga Unleashed today. Farmville 2is Zynga's first 3D game, a short teaser demonstrated.

http://www.joystiq.com/2012/06/26/fa...phics-farming/

Originally Posted by wraggster

Haunt, NanaOn-Sha's Kinect-based haunted house adventure is free from now through July 2 – but only if you download it through the "Kinect Central" app on your Xbox 360's dashboard.

Sure, late June isn't exactly the season for spookiness, but Haunt isn't meant to be all that spooky anyway. Think "whimsical." Think "Tim Schafer's voice." Besides, something had to alert us to the

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