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LVLONE has just relaunched the website with new features and new content to come in the future. To celebrate they are giving away 1 of 8 games every week in the month of February. They will also be adding games in the future.
The list so far
WET - Xbox 360
FairyTale Fights - Xbox 360
Motor Storm Arctic Edge - PSP
Grand Theft Auto China Town Wars - PSP
Dead Space Extraction - Wii
Spyborgs - Wii
Mario and Sonic Olympic Winter games - Wii
Nostalga - Nintendo DS
While many Wii owners are calling for more hardcore games, is it really worth it for the developers?
Dead Space sold fairly well on the PS3/360, but Dead Space: Extraction hasn't done too well at all. Despite recieving great reviews, the game barely managed to sell 9,000 units.
Capcom's Spyborgs did even worse, selling a mere 500 copies in September.
Embarassing!
"Players can also experience the frenetic fun with a friend in co-op, which opens up access to stylized co-op finishing moves. This advanced co-op system utilizing the Wii-remote motion control delivers an unparalled, highly interactive gameplay experience perfectly suited for Wii action fans."
IGN have had a chance to try out Capcom's upcoming beat em up, Spyborgs. They've detailed how the game's come along since first being announced and what gamers should expect out of it once it hits store shelves in two months. The story seems to last up to a good 6-8 hours with some narrative twists and openings left for a possible sequel. But there's plenty of achievements and unlockable content to keep you busy once you're done with the game. They've given some information on the characters ...
"The UK eSports Association (UKeSA), the official governing body for competitive gaming in the UK, has today announced that Capcom will unveil its games in development at the upcoming "GameOn! London event", to be held from 20th to 21st June at London's Olympia exhibition halls.
The public will be able to try some new games out, such as..."
Remember Spyborgs, the Bionic Games developed Capcom published Saturday morning cartoon action adventure brawler exclusive to Wii? Probably not, because soon after it was announced, the game went dark in order to undergo significant overhauls, especially with the graphics style. Now, IGN gives us a glimpse of the game's new incarnation, as well as new details including 2 player co-op and a promise of a huge blowout next week. Stay tuned!
That's right folks. Another week, another round of new video games being released. Kotaku's put up a list of games we can expect to find on Super Tuesday this week. Among these are Age of Booty and WALL-E for the Mac. The good ol' mystery boys aren't quite dead yet either, as Hardy Boys: The Hidden Theft makes its way to the PC this week as well.
Recently revealed Wii exclusive Spyborgs, the "Saturday Morning Cartoon" action adventure game from Bionic Studios and CAPCOM, is said to be a game that will push the Wii hardware to its limits. Touted by some as the next Zack and Wiki, it will be interesting to see if this game can live up to this aspiration, as well as gain acceptance from the core gamer. Unfortunately, we won't be seeing this at E3, as CAPCOM says that the game will "lie low for a bit."
Check out the Spyborgs Forum...
![Box shot of Spyborgs [Europe]](http://i.neoseeker.com/boxshots/R2FtZXMvTmludGVuZG9fV2lpL0FjdGlvbi9BZHZlbnR1cmU=/spyborgs_frontcover_small_DTjf0GvpAwGkg0u.jpg)