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Whether your interests lie in carving up ancient Greece's cryptozoological creatures, or creeping your way through government installations, this week's PSN update aims to please. There's the God of War HD Collection: Volume II (the two titles from which can also be bought piecemeal), the Splinter Cell Trilogy HD and, for good measure, Fast Draw Showdown, because, hey, why not?

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Get ready and draw in this PlayStation Move-enabled video game.

PSN is bringing the small, evenly weighted guns to PSN with Fast Draw Showdown, slinging onto Move on July 19.

The PS3 version of Showdown is revamped from the WiiWare release of the arcade FMV light gun game, including multiplayer modes, online leaderboards and every cowboy's secret weapon -- a new wardrobe. Fast Draw Showdown will cost $9.99 on PSN next week, so polish your pistols now ... although that probably won't do much good for the game, since it uses Move controllers.

Howdy Y’all! I’m really excited to officially announce that arcade classic Fast Draw Showdown is launching July 19th on the PlayStation Store. We’ve completely redesigned this shooter from the ground up, so get ready to unholster your PlayStation Move motion controller and show’em all who the fastest draw really is!

We’ve included a bunch of new features exclusive to the PS3. One-by-one you’ll get to take out these vicious gunslingers, and post your fastest draws to the worldwide leaderboards. You can also bring a friend along to play ‘Quickdraw’ and ‘Showdown’ multiplayer modes and see which one of you really has the fastest hands in the west.

On top of the remastered HD video, leaderboards and multiplayer features we’ve designed exclusive western clothing to outfit your PlayStation Home avatar! Cowboy hat, boots, shirt and even riding chaps! Put on the whole outfit or individual items – the choice is yours.

We’re very excited for Fast Draw fans and those new to American Laser Games, to try out the PlayStation Move version of this arcade classic next week for $9.99. So grab your PlayStation Move motion controller and get ready for some real Fast Draw action! Also, available on the PlayStation Store is a free XMB wallpaper and a dynamic theme for PlayStation Plus users and a bunch of exclusive Fast Draw Avatars! Check out all the goods next week!

Today, you have the choice between carefree flight and life-or-death escape. On WiiWare, a minigame collection called Play with Birds lets you ... play with birds. Meanwhile, on DSiWare, you can attempt to find a way out of the mysterious prison into which you've been thrown unjustly.

For a different kind of high stakes, DSiWare's Art of Ink lets you simulate tattooing your customers. You'd better do it right, because there's no DSiWare laser tattoo removal game yet.

A portion of a MonroeWorld review… The price of five bucks makes me not even hesitate to recommend it to my readers. For the price of a Starbucks grande, you can relive every little boy’s dream of being in a shoot out (without the lead poisoning). The party game aspect of multiple players alone will make [...]

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As we predicted (based on having been told exactly what to predict), Max and the Magic Marker is available on WiiWare in Europe today. Those of you with doodling on the brain now have an adventure waiting for you on the Wii Shop Channel! Those of you with simulated historical conflict resolution in mind will also have something to do: shoot at video clips in Fast Draw Showdown. Additionally, on DSiWare, Nintendo continues to dole out single Electroplankton instruments. The full list of release for the week follows: Fast Draw Showdown (WiiWare, 1 player, 500 Wii Points) Max and the Magic Marker (WiiWare, 1 player, 1,000 Wii Points) Electroplankton: Trapy DSiWare, 1 player, 200 DSi Points) Electroplankton: Nanocarp (DSiWare, 1 player, 200 DSi Points)

A portion of a Nintendo Okie review… Howdy: * Besting your own reaction times can be fun. * The game’s so bad, it’s good. See Ya’: * Terrible acting. * Wii Remote doesn’t get recognized as well as it should. Full review here (thanks Ryan!)

The follow-up to the Mad Dog McCree series makes for a better Wii experience.