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Ahhh, Greatest Hits titles. Love or hate the redesigned packaging, Greatest Hits titles are a super way to build your game library for less bank. As of today, a handful of classic PS3 titles have made the less, all now sporting a soft $29.99 price tag. They are as follows:


Army of Two, Electronic Arts
Battlefield: Bad Company, Electronic Arts
Devil May Cry 4, Capcom
Gran Turismo 5 Prologue, Sony Computer Entertainment America
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, Konami
Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, Sony Computer Entertainment America


One or two of those titles only shaved $10 off its price for this markdown, but the presence of MGS4 is the star of this list. For those of you who thrive on buying used games, these price cuts help you out as well, as it comparatively lowers the value of a used copy.



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Looking to pick up a copy of Red Faction: Guerrilla for your 360? The fairly well-reviewed game was released less than two weeks ago, but is already seeing price cuts from major online retailers. And we’re not talking about a dollar or two here; NewEgg has it cut to a super cool $39.99.


Many retailers selling the game at a lower price have received tremendous response, selling out or going very low in quantities as a result. The PS3 version of the game hasn’t been included in these price cuts, as it appears to be a 360-only deal.


The game’s sales haven’t been quite up to par with what THQ was hoping/expecting, so this isn’t super surprising. Price cuts are fairly common these days for monetarily underachieving games, and with the economy as it is, consumers are often quick to respond.


So go hunt down a discount copy and get to smashing the hell out of everything you see.



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This year, Microsoft’s XBLA will be running another “Summer of Arcade” lineup. The games set to be included are:


‘Splosion Man
Shadow Complex
TMNT: Turtles in Time Re-shelled
Marvel Vs. Capcom 2
Monkey Island Special Edition
Trials HD


For many, one of the major parts of that list is Turtles in Time. The full title of the remake is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled, which is fantastically long, but what looks to be an ultra-cool HD remake of a great Turtles classic.


There will be an online co-op mode built into the game, which is good for replay value, as you’ll probably beat it rather quickly. Reports have it that the game suffered slowdown and crummy performance during E3 demos, and the graphical upgrade done to the game may result in an overly high price tag. Since there is no confirmable information regarding whether or not the bugs have been improved, or the cost of the game, I suppose we’ll just have to wait and see what happens.








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Seemingly out of nowhere, gamers were recently given a glimpse of an upcoming Playlogic title called Fairytale Fights. The game apparently takes common fairy tale characters and allows you to control them through a world where you must encounter lots of bloody maiming yuckiness. Sounds awesome.


This doesn’t look like a twisted American Mcgee concept, but something that applies a lighthearted juvenile animation style to adult content. The world is powered by the Unreal Engine, so it’s obviously built on something constructed for rather brutal combat. Weapons include axes and swords, as well as lollipops and carrots. Attacks are controlled by the right stick, and there are plenty of enemies, hazards and other traps to get in your way. It handles like a classic beat-em-up with a little bit of Castle Crashers flair.


Each level is based on a particular fairy tale setting, like Hansel & Gretel - but you know, with giant saws and deathtraps and such. You can literally slice every living creature in the game to bits, even if it isn’t an actual enemy. The slicing mechanism is very accurate, and responds to every body part of the enemy (or other creature) you are attacking. Lob off an arm, and it’ll fall. Just what you’ve always pictured Snow White doing in her spare time - cutting up children and other organisms.


There is co-op play, which is lovely, and the game features over 100 weapons. How can you really go wrong with this? No release date yet, but it’s set for 360 and PS3.












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