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A year later and the sequel sets to deliver a huge soundtrack, famed DJ's and new ways to play. Now one you would think that music based games would have slowed down but they're stronger then ever this year. DJ Hero 2 is no exception as it takes most of what it had in the original and turns it up to 11. Click the link to see our review.

Castlevania has been a long time running franchise for Konami, but there have been very few 3D styled games from the series. With this revamp and the help Hideo Kojima (Metal Gear series), Konami is hoping that Castlevania will be a big hit, so how does the game fair? Read all about it after the jump

Alan Wake is one of the more unique games to be released on the Xbox 360 this year, and when the game was released in April anyone who bought the game new got an extra code to download free DLC in the form of a new "episode". The episode is now available for download, titled "The Signal" the new chapter in the story follows Alan Wake right after the end of the last episode, and although not much is answered it is still nice to control Alan again as he searches for answers.

There are few games anywhere close to what Limbo is, a game with no dialog, no explanation, and nameless characters, however it manages to captivate players unlike any game before it. Almost all aspects of Limbo are unique in their own sense, here is a game that should be experienced by anyone who enjoys a mysterious adventure, relentless puzzle solving and an overall fun time.

Zeno Clash: Ultimate Edition, is a first person brawler with elements of a shooter added in all done in Valve's Source engine. The team behind this Xbox Live Arcade has created a fantasy world of pure imagination, somewhere only dreams could possibly take you.

The Warriors Street Brawl is the latest game from Paramount Digital Entertainment, developed by CTXM. This game is based on the 1979 niche movie, The Warriors. This game took all the violence, street fighting, and street gangs in the movie and put it in an Arcade Brawler for the Xbox live arcade. The question is, was it all woven together in cool package that makes you say "You can dig it"?