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After months of coercion, threats, and highly inappropriate late night texts (seriously, Wade, how can you really expect anyone to physically be able to do that with a duck!?), Zen Studios have agreed to create a virtual pinball table for the one and only Merc with a Mouth, Deadpool. Coming to NEXT WEEK, the table will offer exciting pinball action, true-to-the-character gameplay, and may actually afford the team at Zen some peace and quiet when it releases.

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Justin from Pixel Gate writes: I never got to check out last years Deadpool videogame by Highmoon Studios until a few days ago and I have to say Im quite surprised by how much Im enjoying the game. It takes everything from my favorite comic-book character and allows me to control him in a videogame. I feel like a kid on Christmas morning, except theres a plethora of breasts, blood, and people being beheaded.

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Save $25.00 on Deadpool Game Xbox 360! The price of Deadpool Game Xbox 360 has been dropped by $25.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with

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The Merc with the Mouth has set a world record you probably weren't even aware of.

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Push Square: "Games that aim to make their audience laugh are a very hard thing to pull off. After all, not everyones funny bone has the same comedic sensibilities, and that makes it a difficult line to traverse. As a result, for every Portal there are three stinkers like Deadpool waiting in the wings. Moonbite and Padaone Games are the latest companies to walk this tightrope, having sent their horror comedy first-person shooter Zombeer shuffling onto the PlayStation 3. The big question is: will it make you giggle or groan?"

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Hardcore Gamer: Wallace and Gromit doesnt have a heck of a lot in common with Deadpool save a sense of humor, but both have fallen prey to a worrying new trend in the games business. In recent months certain licensed games, in particular those based on Marvel Comics properties, have been pulled from digital storefronts with little warning. Just a few days ago, Telltales point and click adventure based on Wallace and Gromit suffered the same fate. What happened to these games? The terms of their licenses ran out, and their respective developers lost the rights to distribute them. At the moment nobody seems to be too bothered by this. I mean, theyre just licensed games.