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We've all been itching to figure out what the heck LucasArts' big Monday announcement would be. Well, they've finally revealed it via Twitter with a press release file.

Turns out, the big news is their partnership with Steam, as a part of an ongoing effort to revive classic games under the LucasArts name.

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Looks like the 'Games for Windows' program is getting nine new titles for the year. This released just today from Microsoft.

The nine titles are:
· “Alone in the Dark” (Atari)
· “Bionic Commando” (Capcom)
· “Conflict: Denied Ops” (Eidos Interactive)
· “Empire: Total War” (SEGA)
· “LEGO Indiana Jones” (LucasArts)
· “Microsoft Train Simulator 2” (Microsoft Game Studios)
· “Sins of a Solar Empire” (Stardock)
· “Space Siege” (SEGA)
· “Tomb Raider: Underworld” (Eidos Interactive)

JelalTrueshot via www.gamingshogun.com »