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Gamekyo: David Cage last work should not be seen as a competitive video game to film, but as a strong link between these two worlds, to gather them.

Is Dante’s adventure a pleasure cruise through Hell, or is it cursed to endless suffering?

Rapture may not be as mysterious and intriguing this second time around, but it is nonetheless host to a powerful and moving tale that allows you to better realize–or pervert–Ryan’s principles at your own discretion. Regardless of whether or not this is a return visit to paradise lost, there is plenty to be found here to make it a worthwhile, meaningful, and compelling one.

In a letter to the New England Medical Journal, Karen Eley of Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals NHS Trust details the case of a 14-year-old girl who fell off her Wii Fit Balance Board and fractured her foot.

Hard Line says "We all know Mario as the happy go-lucky, kiddy-friendly, mushroom munching plumber, but is this ‘image’ going to damage Nintendo future relationship with the now adult gamers?"

Barnes & Noble has the PC version of Battlefield: Bad Company 2 listed for pre-order at $19.95, but it appears that this actually covers the entire game. It’s unclear whether this is a mistake or not on the retailer’s part, but if you plan on getting Bad Company 2, you should definitely go ahead and buy this in the event that they do honor it. The game normally retails for $50.

Famitsu reviews Heavy Rain and RE5: Alternate Edition, giving both games platinum awards for scoirng 37/40. MAG got a gold award for scoring 32/40.

Glow Artisan, the first self-published game by Powerhead Games, was awarded the Best Mobile Game Design award by the Independent Games Festival. Glow Artisan is a unique puzzle game for DSiWare that requires the user to recreate a design using a blueprint of the design and matching colors and coordinates. It has been highly lauded by fans and critics alike, receiving a 9 out of 10 stars from Nintendo Life.

As a result of this win, Glow Artisan is now eligible to win the Best Mobile Game prize at the March 11 Independent Games Festival Awards in San Francisco. “Glow Artisan represents a lot of hard work by a lot of great people,” said Jason Schreiber, CEO & Chief Creative Officer of Powerhead Games.  “It’s one of those rare games that anyone can pick up and play and get right away but also has depth, loads of features, and, with the picture-to-puzzle tool, is a fun gadget too.”

The Lost Gamer writes "Kimi Matsuzaki, one of Ubisoft’s Community Developers, has further clarified that the announcement that the Publisher teased last week will be announced today and has even given the specific time for us to check it out."

Twelve long months ago, the PlayStation 3 was in dire straights. November and December 2008 saw the system selling just barely over a million units combined. By contrast, the 360 moved more than twice as many units and the Wii a whopping four times more than the shiny black brick. Things were even more dire heading into 2009; a precipitous drop to barely more than 200,000 units in January and a slight uptick to just over 275,000 meant things needed to change. Fast.

Except they didn’t. Sony held steadfast to its $400 price point for the 80GB version of the system for the bulk of 2009. It wasn’t until August of last year that the prices were slashed to make way for the Slim at the magical price point of $300, but that was apparently what the public was waiting for. To say that the Slim PS3 has breathed life into a system that was at a sales standstill is massive understatement.