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Save $4.00 on Lost Planet 3 Game PS3! The price of Lost Planet 3 Game PS3 has been dropped by $4.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

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Lost Planet 3, Earth Defence Force and AvP among the games on sale.
Microsoft has announced this week's selection of Xbox Live deals.

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Lost Planet 3, Earth Defence Force and AvP among the games on sale.
Microsoft has announced this week's selection of Xbox Live deals.

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The good, the bad, the invariably ugly and the truly horrific.
This week's Deal of the Week is a testament to mankind's conviction that if there is life on other planets, it probably wants to use your ribcage as an eggbox. It's also a testament to the untold woe that has been inflicted on H.R. Giger's greatest monstrosity over the years, though there are a few bright spots - Rebellion's Aliens vs Predator isn't half bad.

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While Lost Planet 3 will see continued online support, the same can't be said for Age of Booty or Flock.

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Save $3.00 on Lost Planet 3 Game PS3! The price of Lost Planet 3 Game PS3 has been dropped by $3.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

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Cheats: Farming T-Energy in Marshall's Gorge: One way to amass T-Energy is keep fighting the giant crab enemy in...

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Kevin John Kennedy of All Things Xbox writes: "What happened to the Ninja Gaiden franchise? Back in 2004 when the franchise was revived, it felt like such a breath of fresh air. It was difficult, rewarding and original. The sequel may not have improved anything, but was still a fun addition to the series. Ninja Gaiden 3, the first game not directed by Tomonobu Itagaki, was also the first major fumble with repetitive enemies and design. For Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, instead of looking at what was wrong with that entry and improving upon it, Team Ninja, along with Spark Unlimited (Lost Planet 3) and Comcept (Might No. 9) decided to fumble the series even more with this joylessly repetitive and unrewarding game which proves that the series left the true tenants of the franchise behind a long time ago."