Obscure: The Aftermath follows the story of a group of friends attending college who discover that a mysterious black flower, with addictive hallucinogenic effects, also has the terrifying ability to transform people into hideous monsters. Ignition and apparel company Draven are giving away a Wii console, along with a copy of the game and a complete Draven outfit.

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Iron Man, an explosive third-person action shooter game that pits one of the world’s most renowned Super Heroes against unspeakable odds, draws its story from the upcoming movie while also incorporating story elements from original Iron Man comic books.

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Prepare to join the revolution with the launch of www.civilizationrevolution.com, the new website for Sid Meier’s Civilization® Revolution™ from 2K Games. This site serves as a resource for all things Civilization Revolution, spanning from game information – such as fun and interesting facts about various Civilization leaders – to exclusive concept art and much more. Inside the community section fans can even tune into podcasts from the developers and receive community updates to always be on the front line of breaking Civilization Revolution news.

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By now we should all be familiar with the Super Smash Bros. formula: Mix basic platforming action with old-school, button-pressing, arcade-style combat while adding copious amounts of, oh, every Nintendo game ever made. With Super Smash Bros. Brawl, it’s a fan-service smorgasbord at its glorious best, folding in not only all of the goodies that made it into the series’ two previous iterations (Super Smash Bros. and Super Smash Bros. Melee), but just about every bit of Nintendo lore that’s surfaced between Melee’s 2001 release and now. This includes appearances of hardcore, obscure stuff like Electroplankton and Sin and Punishment paraphernalia, Captain Olimar and his Pikmin, and just about any first-party Nintendo tidbit you can think of. For Nintendo fans, that’s great stuff. The more the merrier. But how does the game balance out between the die-hard fans and the less committed?

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World exclusive playable debut at this year’s event.

Activision today announced that the first-ever playable version of Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures will be featured at this year’s Play.com Live event.

The event will also play host to a series of competitions, with prizes ranging from a new Xbox 360 console complete with a 32” HD ready LCD TV and a copy of the game itself, to a massive £5000 Play.com gift voucher.

Those interested in attending can purchase their tickets from Play.com, specifically here. The event will be open on Saturday, March 15 and Sunday, March 16. It takes place at Wembley Stadium, London.

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Activision revealed that two new Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock track packs are set to storm living rooms. Available today on XBLA/PSN is the Modern Metal pack, which includes Deftones’ Hole in the Earth, Avenged Sevenfold’s Almost Easy and Thrice’s The Arsonist. On St. Patrick’s Day, three songs from Celtic punk band Dropkick Murphys will become available for free.

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Another yuletide, another sequel for EA’s Need For Speed racing series vying for the Christmas Number One slot. Like clockwork these titles arrive on cue each year, treading the difficult line between mixing things up a bit in the way of new features while remaining true to tradition and pandering to fans’ expectations.

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“The first part is: does it feel cool when I pick up the controller? Is it rewarding when I do a move? How quickly can I learn the game to be rewarded?”

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Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 delivers an extreme 3D fighting experience, improving upon last year’s game with over 150 playable characters, enhanced fighting techniques, beautifully refined effects and shading techniques, making each character’s effects more realistic, and over 20 battle stages.

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