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Originally Posted by wraggster

The free Brink downloadable content Agents of Change will launch in early July, Bethesda has announced.

It had been due out this month.

Agents of Change, which includes two new environments, five new player abilities, two new outfits and two new weapon attachments, will be free for two weeks on the PlayStation Network, Steam and Xbox Live. It is currently in submission at Microsoft and Sony.

Also in the works is a "major" title update, set to

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Bungie's 1994 science fiction first-person shooter Marathon is heading to iPad.

The port of the Mac game is being handled by indie iOS game developer and Bungie fan Daniel Blezek, who was interviewed on Bungie.net.

The mouse and keyboard controls have been re-jigged. A left thumb virtual joystick controls moving, with the action button tucked underneath.

On the right thumb is primary and secondary fire buttons, with weapon switch buttons at the bottom.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Valve has announced that its four year-old team-based shooter, Team Fortress 2, has become a free-to-play title supported entirely via microtransactions.

In-game clothing, weapon and customisation options, already available via Steam's Wallet purchase system, will now fund the game in its entirety.

The announcement follows Valve allowing third-party free-to-play games to be featured on its Steam download service earlier this month, launching with Sega's Spiral Knights,

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Blizzard is currently looking into developing for Apple's iOS, and would love to bring World Of Warcraft to iPad and iPhone, according to Greg Street, lead systems designer.

"Everyone I know here has an iPhone or an iPad so we're huge fans of the hardware," Street told Eurogamer when asked about MMO gaming on iOS.

"If we could make the right game changes to make that work, it's something we'd be interested in. It's not something you're going to see in

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Put Just Dance down ladies, because Ubisoft's got more barely functional dancing for you: The Black Eyed Peas Experience.

Like The Michael Jackson Experience, the game will have you waving your arms and legs around to songs from the insanely popular group as you dance along to pre-defined routines with on-screen renditions of the BEP members.

The announcement is light on details, Ubi saying only that its coming to Wii and Kinect for Xbox 360 "soon". But we

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