"Welcome to our brand new monthly recap feature that takes a look at some of the top gaming titles that were released for the Xbox 360 sometime in the past month (including Xbox Live Arcade and of course retail). From the entire catalogue of releases we narrow it down to a field of five and determine which one of those is our top Xbox 360 game of the month. September was indeed a tough battle, with lots of contenders coming from a number of different genres, but I think you probably have a goo..."

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"There is no doubt that 2011 will be a big year for Xbox 360 when it comes to hit games, with some of them – Crysis 2, Bulletstorm – already making the rounds, and others – Mortal Kombat, Shift 2: Unleashed – coming in a matter of weeks. But what about the games that are expected to be “sleeper” hits, the ones that the gaming community recognizes more than the masses? Well, there will be plenty of those, and here now are ten games that we believe will set the tone for gaming greatness, even if..."

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Microsoft's TGS keynote concluded recently, with new game announces galore for XBLA and Kinect for Xbox 360. New games are:

codename D - Grasshopper Manufacture, Kinect
Fire Pro-Wrestling - Spike, XBLA
Haunt - NanaOn-Sha, Kinect
Project Draco - Grounding Inc., Kinect
Radiant Silvergun - Treasure, XBLA
Rise of Nightmares - SEGA, Kinect
Steel Battalion Heavy Armor - Capcom x From Software, Kinect

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Hot off of release Ikaruga on the Xbox Live Arcade, legendary development studio Treasure revealed their current plans: two titles for the Wii, according to President Masato Maegawa, in an interview with CNET Japan. Currently, there are no specifics, other than the two games will be 3D titles, instead of their standard 2D. Also, his team is putting the special features of the Wiimote to use.

Treasure is cult video game developer widely known for their sidescrollers, shoot-em-ups, and ove...

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