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New Resident Evil 6 Demo Released

If you're not too busy playing Borderlands 2, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360
owners can download a new demo of Resident Evil 6, Capcom said today.
The demo is different from the one packed in with Dragon's Dogma.
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Test Chamber – Borderlands 2

You've already heard us gush about how good Borderlands 2 is, and now you can watch our level 30 Zero tackle some later-game areas.
Preview

Contracts Mode In Action

We described our first user-made Contracts mission in the latest issue of Game Informer, but to get a better sense of how the mode works, check out this video.
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A Look At Bad Piggies In Action

The first gameplay video for Bad Piggies as been released. The Angry
Birds follow-up from developer Rovio allows players build vehicles this
time around and send their pigs off to steal eggs.
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Something's Up With Sony's Wipeout

Despite closing Studio Liverpool, messages from the official Facebook
and Twitter pages of WipEout 2048 suggest we'll see more games from the
series in the future.
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Massive Rock Band Sale This Week

Harmonix announced a week-long sale on over 1,100 songs available
through the Rock Band Music Store for all platforms. Both singles and
packs are now 50% off.
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Killer Instinct Trademark Renewed

Perhaps Microsoft is planning on doing something with Killer Instinct
after all. While there's no real details to work with here, Microsoft
confirmed it renewed the trademark for the classic fighting game from
Rare.
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New Shin Megami Tensei IV Trailer

Atlus Japan released the first-ever gameplay trailer for Shin Megami
Tensei IV on the 3DS. The video shows off 3rd person exploration mixed
with first-person combat.
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Review

F1 2012 Review

Codemasters has a reputation for leaning towards the simulation side of
racing, and it's certainly understandable with the F1 license. This
year's changes show that there's more than one way to get at the heart
of a sport.