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Originally Posted by wraggster

Modern Warfare 3's Spec Ops co-op mode is getting special attention for the upcoming sequel, co-developers Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer have announced.

As well as a new progressive ranking system, online matchmaking system and leaderboards, there's also a new Survival Mode which plays out on the game's multiplayer maps, rather than on the single player stages as in MW2.

"All that stuff really fleshes out Spec Ops and adds in a lot that we know our fans are going

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Potty-mouthed Wii shooter House of the Dead: Overkill reanimates on PlayStation 3 later this year.

Sega has announced an Extended Cut edition will premiere on 28th October in the UK, just in time for Halloween.

The original featured co-operative zombie-blasting gameplay with Grindhouse-style B-movie visuals, set across seven levels.

The Extended Edition adds two more stages, with 3D support, Move control and Trophies completing the upgraded package.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Hulk Hogan is creating his own wrestling game for Kinect.

Developed by US studio Panic Button, Hulk Hogan's Main Event is billed as "the first performance-based wrestling game on Kinect for Xbox 360 that lets players train with mentor Hulk Hogan".

One would hope so.


Due for release this autumn via Majesco, players will be challenged to "build their own wrestling personalities and learn the art of showmanship to win over the crowd".

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Warner's put out a new Mortal Kombat trailer showing off the game's first DLC, which is a collection of the fighter's pre-order content.

The collection consists of seven 'klassic' character skins for Sub-Zero, Scorpion, Reptile, Ermac, Mileena, Jade and Kitana, plus klassic fatalities for Reptile, Scorpion and Sub-Zero.

It'll launch on June 7 for 400 Microsoft Points on Xbox 360 and £3.19 on PS3.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Football Manager is the reigning champ of the management simulation genre.
The PC version, created by Sports Interactive, consistently ranks highly year-long in the UK PC and all formats charts.
In 2006, Sports Interactive began bringing their unique blend of football management to handheld platforms. And the following year, former head of development Marc Vaughan took up his current role as head of handheld development at the studio.

With the four iteration, Football

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