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Originally Posted by wraggster

NetDevil's MMOG has been bereft of any kind of levelling mechanic since its launch last October, but players can now accrue experience points by completing missions and achievements, and can level up their characters to a cap of level 40. Design director Jordan Itkowitz said: "We love to challenge our Lego Universe builders. We're regularly adding new content and new bricks for players to continuously evolve and tap into their innermost creativity.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Innocent Sin, the first game in the two-part series that makes up Persona 2, was never released outside Japan when it launched in 2007, though Atlus has since confirmed it will release the game in the US this year. Ghostlight has today announced that it will be releasing Innocent Sin in Europe for PSP before the end of the year, and the publisher's Ross Brierley touted the title's "dark, compelling storyline and typically stylish visuals." A collector's edition is also planned.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Andriasang brings word from the latest Dengeki PlayStation magazine that Nippon Ichi will release Disgaea 3 Return for PlayStation Vita, and promises improvements on the PS3 original including two new characters. In addition, all the PlayStation 3 game's DLC will be included. Nippon Ichi also hints at four new projects: an action RPG from the Prinny team; an all-new game from the Disgaea team; another from System Plasma; and a "Japanese release of a 3DS game that was popular overseas."

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Fighting game Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds has popped up on Amazon France (spotted by Gematsu) for the PlayStation Vita.
If the listing is accurate, the three-on-three brawler will join fellow Capcom fighting game Street Fighter x Tekken on Sony's PlayStation Portable successor, due out in Europe early next year.
MCV3 launched in February to positive reviews. Eurogamer's MVC3 review smashed an 8/10.
Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, which adds 12 new characters and rebalances

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Sony has announced a new SingStar Blu-ray disc game: Back to the 80s.
It's due out in time for Christmas and features 30 hits from the decade of big hair and shoulder pads.
The full track list will be revealed soon, Sony said.
Meanwhile, Sony released the SingStar 5.12 patch, which adds the ability to share your in-game snaps with Facebook and view songs in the SingStore by release date. Filters have been added to the song selection carousel, too.http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...ack-to-the-80s

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