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Announced today by Sega, Sonic is making his return as Sonic the Hedgehog 4. This game will be an episodic adventure and will be available in the summer for Wii, Xbox live arcade and Playstation network. They have released the teaser trailer which is inside.

No More Heroes 2 expands upon the original while pushing it’s unique personality far beyond the usual limits for a game on the Wii or any console. By bringing intense gameplay, ridicules amounts of violence and a unique style No More Heroes 2 come together to make a great game.

Tatsunoko vs Capcom has finally arrived on american soil and it’s one hell of a fighter. Taking us back to old school gameplay, check out our review to see how addicting it all will get.

It seems like Capcom had a couple of announcements today and one of them included their line-up for spring of 2010.

Green Day: Rock Band came as a surprise for fans of the Rock Band series for better or for worse. However for those who might have been disappointed that the only new Rock Band is a Green Day inspired one will be happy to know that another entry is being made in 2010.

The Tony hawk franchise has been slowly pummeling itself on a downward spiral of games until Skate came along and knocked off its horse completely. Taking a 2 year hiatus the series, it planned to make the skating experience as authentic as possible, what we get is something that just doesn’t feel that put together in any aspect.

Madcatz just announced that Tatsunoko VS. Capcom Arcade FightStick for the Nintendo Wii will be releasing alongside the US launch of Tasunoko vs. Capcom.

Today’s generation of games bring us closer at reliving the famous battles of the anime universe. Naruto Shippuden: CONR 3 for the Wii bring us one step closer to this goal, here’s our review.

While we’re only now sticking our forks into that oversized turkey for thanksgiving, now is the time to start giving something back to yourself or a friend. Check out these pretty sweet deals coming from Activision. from the staff at LVLONE, have a Happy Thanksgiving.

For those of you who don’t keep track of the Japanese Video Game marketplace the DSi LL or DSi XL as it’s dubbed in North America went on sale to a surprisingly enthusiastic Japan. The portable gaming device sold a little over 100,000 units, much higher than many thought the oversized machine would sell.