MWgamer has 4 new screen shots of Mercenaries 2: World in Flames.
Mercenaries 2: World in Flames is the upcoming sequel to 2005's Mercenaries: Playground of Destruction, due for release in the US on August 31, 2008 and in Europe on September 6, 2008,

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The more people buy PS3s, the more people sign up to the the PSN. The more people sign up to the PSN, the more it costs Sony to keep the thing running.

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IGN Music writes: "The first thing that jumps out at you about the soundtrack to the latest MGS installment is that well-known Hollywood composer Harry Gregson-Williams provides the core elements to the score. Granted the likes of Japanese composers Nobuko Toda, Shuichi Kobori, Kazuma Jinnouchi, and several others are featured, as well, but its Gregson-Williams' presence that undoubtedly lends the whole affair a big-budget blockbuster vibe.

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On their official blog, Team Criterion has written "We're sorry to announce that the Codename: Cagney update for Xbox 360 has been delayed by 4 days.
The update is currently with Microsoft and is now on track to be released on 14th July.

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0 From PS3 Attitude: "As you play through The Bourne Conspiracy - or TBC as we'll call it from now on to save precious key presses - you feel a number of different emotions. Elation. Surprise. Satisfaction. Frustration.
TBC does have some great ideas. As you play through the early levels, you are treated to a whole slew of set pieces.

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Nidzumi writes: The NASCAR series is a weird one. On one hand its a ten year old series that has always offered up a fairly competent simulation of NASCAR that is sure to satisfy fans around the world. Meanwhile on the other hand it's a circle driving simulator that barley offers any excitement. Whatever your point of view is the NASCAR franchise is here to stay but will this version be able to bridge the gap to the non-NASCAR fan?

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The PS3 exclusive title Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns Of The Patriots remains on top in Australia for the second week in a row. Grand Theft Auto IV also remains more popular on the Playstation 3, with the Xbox 360 version selling less copies again.

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It's fast and its furious! The Dragon Ball Z anime fighting series is back for its first outing on the current-gen consoles.
"Dragon Ball Z Burst Limit is an instantly accessible and very entertaining fighter that I've enjoyed far more in short burst then long stints.

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Pretending to be normal is a great way to cover up the fact that you're actually mostly crazy. R Kelly tricked gamer.tm into thinking he was just another forgettable R&B type until Trapped In The Closet let slide his true insanity and even Bono seemed plausible enough until he turned into Captain Planet.

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Konami confirms storming Euro retail sales for Kojima-developed PS3 exclusive, MCV reports.
The publisher says that the title has sold a million copies in Europe since its release on June 12th, and has shipped many more SKUs to its retail partners.

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As part 2 of gameplayer's Fallout 3 week they have constructed a complete timeline of all the events in the Fallout mythology thus far. Great reading for fans of the originals or excited about the threequel.
"We're betting a rather large chunk of you haven't played Fallout before. It did come out over a decade ago… and two generations of home consoles ago… and even then, only on the PC.

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Ben Cousens, executive producer at EA's DICE studio, today confirmed at GDC Paris that the team is currently working on five titles in the Battlefield franchise.
We know that EA are currently working on Battlefield Heroes, its first free-to-play title, and that Battlefield: Bad Company is being released on Friday. This puts names to two of the three in development, but what about the other ones?

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VGChartz writes: "After debuting as the fastest selling PS3 game in Japan, Metal Gear Solid 4 had an enormous drop in sales according to the preliminary data. Because of the drop, Metal Gear Solid 4 was the third best selling game of the week.
Metal Gear Solid 4 had the biggest week one to week two percentage drop in the preliminary data since these articles have been posted, a time frame of over a year.

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Activision has confirmed the newest instalment in the Call of Duty series will feature an online co-op mode for up to four players.
That goes for the Xbox 360, PS3 or PC versions, which will also offer two-player split-screen co-op. The Wii game will have its own "unique" two-player co-op mode.
According to the press release, the co-op campaign "allows players to rank up and unlock perks in competitive multiplayer by completing challenges and earning experience points".

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Tennis games are fun. In fact, the actual sport of tennis is fun; it's a constantly moving sport where the players never stop, not for one second. Plus, there's just something extremely satisfying about pummeling a tennis ball back and forth. With games like Pong and Breakout being as popular as they were back in the days (after all, they are essentially ultra-simple games of tennis), it's no wonder that Top Spin and Sega's Virtua Tennis are so addictive.

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