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Trek through Coyote's Valley.

Naughtiness abounds on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in 2010.

Direct link here We also have a bit from the official website, which states a new approach for the DS version, as well as a lack of online co-op for Wii. Official site here (thanks Super_Chris!)

John Riccitiello is feeling vengeful.

Hammer of Infinite Fate Pack to reign down new outfits, upgrades, achievements and more.

Take a break from your holiday shopping with this present-packed puzzler.

Crash and burn.

Heats up the Holidays with new downloadable cars available now.

As noted by PS3Trophies.org, it appears that more Borderlands DLC is imminent. The five recently added Trophies point to three coliseums, called The Angelic Ruins, The Gully and Hell-Burbia, all of which appear to have "lesser" and "larger" challenges. Eurogamer mentions that Borderlands Creative Director Mikey Neuman was all set to reveal something on Twitter, but it appears the marketing powers changed the announcement to a "later occasion." Publisher Take-Two seems happy with the success of Borderlands and critical reception to the game's first DLC pack, The Zombie Island of Doctor Ned. Reaching out to 2K Games about the DLC, we were informed, "No official announcements have been made regarding future Borderlands DLC at this time." [Via Eurogamer]

Direct link here Wow, I had no idea that Blazing Angels did well enough to warrant an arcade game. Or perhaps, the arcade game came out the same time as the Wii/360/PS3 versions of the game. Still, a strange bit of gaming history.

The game's co-art director talks about Rapture, Sophia Lamb, and making a game of extremes.

Another option to relive the old west.

Bittos knows that of all the shapes in the world, there is only one square.

Teen video gamers acquire immunity.

Masque Publishing and Youdagames sign exclusive partnership to release popular Youda games into North American retail channels.

Ubisoft's new Wii sports collection, Racquet Sports, is on the way to help you use some of the Wii peripherals you bought! Ubisoft is cleverly aiming not just at the Wii Sports Resort audience, thanks to MotionPlus compatibility, but also the people who bought Your Shape and would feel weird about having a camera that works with just one game. Racquet Sports includes tennis, ping-pong, badminton, squash, and beach tennis (which totally counts as a separate sport). It features various single-player and multiplayer modes, including a Party Mode with randomized, "wacky rules." There's no word on how the camera peripheral will interact with the game, though our money's on "your face as an avatar" more than camera-based controls. Racquet Sports will be in stores by March 2010, though you may not see it behind the ten thousand other games also being released that month.

Exclusive in-game content for those who prefer GameStop.

In one day, the NPD Group will release its game sales report for the month of November, which should reveal the (near) exact number of units Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has sold in the US thus far. In the meantime, Gamespot reported on two analysts who have predicted the portion of November software sales that were made up of Warfare purchases. Industry analyst superstar Michael Pachter says the game accounts for 23 percent of total game sales. However, Pacific Crest analyst Evan Wilson has it pegged at 25 percent of total November sales. Wilson added that this feat is made especially impressive due to his firm's prediction that "this November's sales will match the month's highest historical total on record." In related news, news stories dealing with Modern Warfare 2 composed 67.2 percent of all news stories over the past month. Oh, wait -- now it's 67.5 percent!

If you claim to love Tim Schafer, the new Brütal Legend DLC, "Hammer of Infinite Fate," is your chance to prove it. When it arrives on Dec. 17, you'll be able to pay the designer the ultimate tribute and carve his giant, disembodied head into Mount Rockmore. Sure, you're still a stalker, but in a totally socially acceptable way. You'll also get the Oculus of the Lost, a Deuce upgrade that shows every collectible on the map, as well as new outfits for Eddie and four new multiplayer maps. The pack's apparently going to be a bit cheaper for PlayStation 3 users, who will pay $4.99 compared to 480 MS points ($6) on Xbox 360. That might be a misprint (we've asked EA for confirmation), but we recall that PSN users did get the first DLC free for two weeks. Teacher's pets.

Bayonetta better than FF13, confirmed.

If you're one of the unlucky Assassin's Creed 2 players who've been wandering around the Hideout for days, with no way to get back into the playground of Ezio's memories, you'll be relieved to know that a new freedom patch is on the way. It'll launch for PS3 today and on December 11 for Xbox 360. The patch promises to fix the Sequence 11 glitch and many others (the list may contain spoilers for you), including a bug that allows Ezio to walk on air in extremely rare occasions." We didn't know about that one, but now we're going to miss it. [Via XboxGaming]

Atlus announces new setting for part 3 of dungeon exploration series.

Our picks to keep the relatives at bay over the festive period.