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Look for it April 5, 2011, and round up some friends – the campaign will support four co-op players.

Microsoft passes on publishing the indie hit, Machinarium, but it might be coming to PlayStation 3

As OXM puts it, "You'll be able to enjoy, ahem, intimate moments with
your co-op friend and eventually produce offspring together."

What's the budget-conscious gamer have to look forward to this week? Check out this week's console downloads.

The first game's not quite done, but Remedy is already hoping for a sequel.

Google has hired industry veteran Mark DeLoura as a developer advocate,
as the search engine giant lumbers towards relevancy in the gaming space.

New developer Vatra to take the reins of next Silent Hill title

Sony is doing the right thing by paying homage to the best stadium in
baseball with a video post on the official PlayStation blog.

We talk to the infamous former heads of Infinity Ward about their new studio.

Rockstar announces a Facebook app
called Red Dead Redemption: Gunslingers.

The real question is, is it cool enough to warrant the public shame of being seen in a Hot Topic?

Former
Infinity Ward studio heads Jason West and Vince Zampella have formed a new studio.

While basing a
game on such a well-known and respected film seems a bit
odd, it won’t be the first time that a classic story gets a faithful and
mature adaptation. Remember Dante’s Inferno? Never mind.

PlayStation 3 owners eager to spend more time in Liberty City can do so
tomorrow, when Rockstar releases Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty
City on the platform for the first time.

The official title for the PlayStation Move’s secondary controller has
been revealed through FCC
documents.

Here's hoping you like the games mentioned in the headline, because
there's not much else coming out this week. In addition to those titles,
GTA IV's DLC should be heading to the PS3 this week, and Smash Mouth's
"All Star" will be hitting Rock Band.

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