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NinjaBee and J. Kenworthy Entertainment, the creative team that developed Cloning Clyde for Xbox Live Arcade, have announced the title of their next XBLA game: Ancients of Ooga. Read more»

Arkanoid Live! is a sequel of sorts of the 1980's arcade classic Arkanoid, developed and published by Taito, and now available as a download on the Xbox Live Marketplace. Taito is one of the oldest video game companies in the world, making pinball machines in the 1960s and video games as early as 1973. Their track record as one of the only 40-year companies in this young industry speaks for itself, and Arkanoid Live! continues that long tradition of great games. Read more»

Wacky adventures abound in the Wallace and Gromit universe.  A staple of British culture and American dorm rooms everywhere, Wallace and Gromit are taking their polite sense of British humor and sense of adventure to the Xbox 360 via Xbox Live Arcade. Crazy contraptions, get rich quick schemes, and maddening mayhem ensue in this point and click adventure game that captures the spirit and charm of the Wallace and Gromit franchise beautifully. Read more»

The popular game show 1 vs. 100 will soon be coming to the Xbox 360, but it promises to be more than just a simple trivia game that you can play with a few friends. Instead, Microsoft will actually be rolling out a live interactive game show with regular episodes that broadcast weekly via the Xbox 360’s online gaming service, Xbox Live, and allow thousands of players to come together and share in the experience. Read more»

Littlest Pet Shop - Spring is the latest in a series of Nintendo DS pet sim games based on Hasbro's Littlest Pet Shop toy franchise and animated television show. Like all games in the series, the goal in Littlest Pet Shop – Spring is to adopt pets and bring them the Pet Plaza – one of four worlds that you'll end up unlocking – to lavish them with love, attention, food, and adorable accessories like caps, sunglasses and dresses. Read more»

There's a new Nintendo gaming device on store shelves today, and it's called the DSi. The latest version of the immensely popular Nintendo DS ("dual-screen") portable gaming system, the DSi features a camera for snapping photos, a completely revamped menu system that mimics the Wii's easy-to-use interface, and a "DSiWare" shop where you can buy and download games and applications directly to the DSi via wireless Internet. Check out Gamezebo's hands-on first impressions of the device behind the cut. Read more»

The Maw is the first outing from developer Twisted Pixel. When the game debuted at the most recent Penny Arcade Expo, it won the coveted Audience Choice Award. Read on to find out more about this Xbox Live Arcade game. Read more»

HipSoft's real estate tycoon game Build-a-lot has been given a new home on the Nintendo DS courtesy of MumboJumbo. It's basically the same game as the PC version aside from slightly different appearance and controls, which is bad news if you were hoping for something new, but good news if you want a portable version of Build-a-lot to help you kill time on a train or bus. Read more»

The "New Xbox Experience" system update on Nov. 19, 2008 introduced several upgrades to the Xbox 360's dashboard, and one of the biggest was the ability for players to create customized Avatars of themselves. A Kingdom of Keflings from NinjaBee Studios (who also brought us the Xbox Live Arcade games Outpost Kaloki, Cloning Clyde, and Band of Bugs), is the first game that lets players use their Xbox 360 Avatar as the main character. Read more»

With so many popular casual PC games migrating over to the Nintendo DS, it was only a matter of time before mega-popular seek-and-find series Mystery Case Files followed suit. You might well ask, "How on earth could anyone cram scenes full of hidden objects onto that tiny little screen?" Read on to find out how Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir adapts itself to the DS's unique layout. Read more»