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Johnny is a veteran member of The Lost, a notorious biker gang.

Johnny has been creating business opportunities for The Lost in Liberty City, but his first loyalty must be to the patch he wears on his back and to Billy Grey, the club's President.

However, when Billy returns from rehab hell-bent on bloodshed and debauchery, Johnny finds himself in the middle of a vicious turf war with rival gangs for control of a city torn apart by violence and corruption.

Can the brotherhood survive?

Developed by series creator Rockstar North and set in Liberty City, Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned features a new main character, Johnny Klebitz, and plot that intersects with the storyline of Grand Theft Auto IV.

New missions that offer an entirely fresh way to explore Liberty City with new multiplayer modes, weapons and vehicles; and a diverse soundtrack with additional music—all with the incredible production values that are the trademarks of Grand Theft Auto.

Delve into the darker depths of Liberty City as the new hero Johnny Klebitz and experience the tarnished glamour of being a gangster. Available on Xbox360, get the download card and extend your Liberty City.

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From the newest game from Final Fantasy Crystal chronicles, this sound track double disc album carries some sweetly heartwarming and nostalgic music.

Releasing simultaneously on both Nintendo DS and Wii, the game focused on the love between friends and family.

Composed by Tanioka Kumi, one of Square Enix's composers, the album consist of all the warm melodies used in the game.

With a multiplayer mode, you can enjoy the game with your friends and family, recall the fun times you have had with them through this album.

The Original Soundtrack of Echoes of Time from Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles are available today

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HTC and Google are getting closer to perfection with the new Android G2, the HTC Magic. Nice finish, great form factor. Check out our video, including the obligatory comparison with Apple's iPhone, and hands-on impressions:

The bad news first: Apart from my gripes about the user interface—which are still there—there is one but. A big BUT, bigger than Ramona's, the planetary lady with accidental moustache who serves the bocadillos down at one of the fair's restaurants: The software keyboard. On this first touch, the keyboard felt cramped, probably a result of the screen size, which is smaller than the iPhone's—which is the obvious soft keyboard reference, since it was the first one to implement a finger-touch software keyboard.

In addition to that, there's an additional user interface problem, this time having to do with perception: Instead of popping up above your finger—like in the iPhone so you can clearly see what you pressed—the keys appear on the sides. They flash quickly as you press them, and I found it extremely distracting. They said that they put them on the sides not to obstruct the view, but knowing the over-the-key implementation in the iPhone's software keyboard, it doesn't make much sense. Furthermore, when you are typing with one finger only—like I often do—you will be obstructing the view of the flashing key with your finger. The reason: When you type on the right side of the keyboard, the flashing keys appear on the left. When you click on the right, they pop out on the left.

Other than this, the rest is great. There's a new Google Mail feature to delete or classify mail in bulk, as well as a faster camera, which now can take video—which obviously means you can play back video as well. The rest of the interface and features is what you already have in the Android G1. However, what really steals the show here is the hardware itself.

HTC has got a very smooth phone, which feels great on your hands and in your pants' pockets. While it's sightly thicker than the iPhone, the narrower, rounded body, and weight makes it feel the same size. For sure, a lot less bulky than the G1, which looks like a brick next to this. And as you have seen in the shots, the final HTC Magic is quite pretty. Have no doubt: This thing alone will make many consumers put up with the less-than-ideal software keyboard.

Overall, the first feeling is that we got a potential winner here. If they can manage to make the software keyboard better, Apple will definitely have a formidable enemy in the Android G2. ...

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Loco Roco is a game suitable for all ages. With its smoothly rolling 2D graphics, cute character designs and warm colors, it captures the heart of of many players who are not hard core gamers.

Roll from this side and that as a cheerful yellow blob and save the world from the black mujas.

Songs are not sung in any particular language, so you can just enjoy the adorable chantings of the LocoRoco. like the general atmosphere in the game, even the songs are warm, fuzzy and fun.

Let the Loco Roco cheer you up with their songs. They energize you in the morning and lull you to sleep at night.

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features
Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation3
Moves List: Complete moves lists, with combos (Super and Ultra), chains, juggles, Focus Attacks and much more!
Full Character Data: Every fighter's bio, vital stats, strengths and strategies are revealed!
Tactics: Tips and tactics on Zoning, Reversals, Meter Management and other key features to keep you alive!
Achievements and Trophies: All Xbox 360 Achievements and Playstation 3 Trophies shown!

description
Complete moves lists, with Super and Ultra Combos, Chains, Juggles, Focus Attacks and much more!

Frame Data - At the core of every fighting game is the skeletal frame work of mathematics often referred to as frame data. Generally reserved for the super strategic Japanese fighting game books, frame data for the 17 arcade characters has been given a dedicated chapter in the official Street Fighter IV strategy guide. High level tournament players can study these in-depth data tables on their way to tournaments, while casual players looking to reach the next level finally have the tools generally reserved for the hardcore elite.

A Guide for Beginners - The Street Fighter series has been around for over 20 years, but there hasn't been a new installment in the series since Street Fighter III: Third Strike released 8 years ago. Whether you're an old timer who will be dusting off their arcade sticks, or a newcomer who has yet to throw their first Hadoken, everything you need to know to delve into the Street Fighter world can be found in the Basic Info and Terminology, and the Basic Training chapters of the official Street Fighter IV strategy guide. With this, you can ease your way into the world of Street Fighter at your own pace.

A Guide for Tournament Players - There are a lot of skilled Street Fighter players around the world, but Street Fighter IV is a brand new game for a new generation of consoles. The official Street Fighter IV strategy guide has everything a tournament-level player could ask for with key character points that allow players to quickly and easily find a character's best antiair attacks, poking attacks, and cross-up attacks. If you need a little extra help, the guide also includes in-depth strategies for all 25 arcade and console-exclusive characters, including tips to keep you up to date in the ever evolving world of high level Street Fighter competitive play. Interior

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features
Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation3
Moves List: Complete moves lists, with combos (Super and Ultra), chains, juggles, Focus Attacks and much more!
Full Character Data: Every fighter's bio, vital stats, strengths and strategies are revealed!
Tactics: Tips and tactics on Zoning, Reversals, Meter Management and other key features to keep you alive!
Achievements and Trophies: All Xbox 360 Achievements and Playstation 3 Trophies shown!

description
Complete moves lists, with Super and Ultra Combos, Chains, Juggles, Focus Attacks and much more!

Frame Data - At the core of every fighting game is the skeletal frame work of mathematics often referred to as frame data. Generally reserved for the super strategic Japanese fighting game books, frame data for the 17 arcade characters has been given a dedicated chapter in the official Street Fighter IV strategy guide. High level tournament players can study these in-depth data tables on their way to tournaments, while casual players looking to reach the next level finally have the tools generally reserved for the hardcore elite.

A Guide for Beginners - The Street Fighter series has been around for over 20 years, but there hasn't been a new installment in the series since Street Fighter III: Third Strike released 8 years ago. Whether you're an old timer who will be dusting off their arcade sticks, or a newcomer who has yet to throw their first Hadoken, everything you need to know to delve into the Street Fighter world can be found in the Basic Info and Terminology, and the Basic Training chapters of the official Street Fighter IV strategy guide. With this, you can ease your way into the world of Street Fighter at your own pace.

A Guide for Tournament Players - There are a lot of skilled Street Fighter players around the world, but Street Fighter IV is a brand new game for a new generation of consoles. The official Street Fighter IV strategy guide has everything a tournament-level player could ask for with key character points that allow players to quickly and easily find a character's best antiair attacks, poking attacks, and cross-up attacks. If you need a little extra help, the guide also includes in-depth strategies for all 25 arcade and console-exclusive characters, including tips to keep you up to date in the ever evolving world of high level Street Fighter competitive play. Interior

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In TimeShift, you assume the role of renowned test pilot Colonel Michael Swift who recently lost his only daughter in a bus accident.

Depressed and desperate for an escape from his misery, Swift decides to accept a recent offer from the U.S. Government.

Armed with a time-control device called the "Quantum Suit" and a time machine called the "Chronomicon," Swift sets out to test the most significant inventions of the century.

He is briefly sent back in time to 1911 to plant an experimental probe. Upon his return to the present, a shift has occurred. The world he left has changed beyond all recognition. And his knowledge of this timeshift has made him an enemy of the state.

Swift is now both on the run and on a mission to set time straight once again.

Swing from hero to the enemy of state and back again. Timeshift is available as a region free Asian version for an unbeatable bargain price of US$ 16.90 only.

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In TimeShift, you assume the role of renowned test pilot Colonel Michael Swift who recently lost his only daughter in a bus accident.

Depressed and desperate for an escape from his misery, Swift decides to accept a recent offer from the U.S. Government.

Armed with a time-control device called the "Quantum Suit" and a time machine called the "Chronomicon," Swift sets out to test the most significant inventions of the century.

He is briefly sent back in time to 1911 to plant an experimental probe. Upon his return to the present, a shift has occurred. The world he left has changed beyond all recognition. And his knowledge of this timeshift has made him an enemy of the state.

Swift is now both on the run and on a mission to set time straight once again.

Swing from hero to the enemy of state and back again. Timeshift is available as a region free Asian version for an unbeatable bargain price of US$ 16.90 only.

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