Just last week PlayStation LifeStyle reported that Super Street Fighter IV Producer Yoshinori Ono had a “new game” in development. But a new rumor has come out that no one ever saw coming.

Last week at EVO 2010, the World Fighting Finals, Namco Bandai’s Katsuhiro Harada and Capcom’s Yoshinori Ono took the stage together for a speech. Although no concrete information was given, an announcement that a certain “fighting game debut trailer” will go live this Saturday at Comic-Con. What could it be?

Well, according to GameInformer, TWO separate games are coming: Namco Vs. Capcom and Capcom Vs. Namco. No you didn’t read that incorrectly. The two companies obviously collaborating, but will handle the development separately. Capcom will create a Street Fighter-eqsue experience, with 2.5D graphics and ultra combos, while Namco will create a fighting game with the Tekken 6 engine, with full arena movement and in-depth physical combos. This is not the developers first foray into cross promotion, with fans remembering the Japan-only tactical RPG, Namco × Capcom. Looks like we’ll find out later this week at Comic-Con, be sure to stay tuned!

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Want to buy some PlayStation 3 games on the cheap? Online computer retailer Newegg is currently running a sale that may whet your conservative appetite. Take a look at the list after the jump!

Two different SingStars for a ten spot each.

Up for grabs for a limited time:

SingStar (Game Only) – $9.99
Singstar Volume 2 (Game Only) – $9.99
SingStar Bundle with 2 Microphones – $24.99
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars – $8.99
Fracture – $9.99
Folklore – $31.99
Bionic Commando – $9.99
50 Cent: Blood in the Sand – $12.99
Katamari Forever – $34.99
MotorStorm 2: Pacific Rift – $27.99
Tekken 6 with Arcade Stick – $99.99
Guitar Hero Aerosmith Bundle – $39.99

Already Sold Out:

Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway $12.99
NASCAR 09 $12.99
Lair $12.99
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 $21.99
High School Musical: Sing It! Bundle with Microphone $12.99

Some very enticing deals there, get them before they’re gone!

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The voice behind Tekken’s Heihachi Mishima, Daisuke Gouri, aged 57, has died from extensive loss of blood. He was found by a passerby on the streets, and investigators are understood to be treating this incident as a suicide.

Apparently, Gouri collapsed on the street in Nakano-region, with a knife and a written will found nearby.

Gouri has provided voices for many games, including working with Tekken for over a decade, providing the voice of Heihachi Mishima to the franchise. Gouri also voiced Bass Armstrong in the Dead or Alive series, Mister Hercule Satan in Dragon Ball Z, and also worked on Metal Gear Solid 2 (Scott Dolph), Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, Soulcalibur, and Final Fantasy XII.

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Tekken 6 is one of the best fighters this generation, delivering a solid and entertaining game both offline and online. Namco is hoping to give fans an even more thrilling experience in the online component of the fighter by allowing players to play the title cooperatively online.

Namco Bandai will be releasing a patch on January 18th to allow co-op campaign play, the game’s Scenario Campaign mode will be playable by two people. The co-op play was previously only available offline with an AI partner accompanying you in the Scenario Campaign mode.

The update will also bring in a voice chat option and a co-operating leaderboard for score tracking.

Be sure to check out PlayStation LifeStyle’s review of Tekken 6 if you’re still not sure about joining the latest King of Iron Fist tournament.

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As one of the largest Video Game shows in the world, the Spike Video Game Awards covered 28 different categories of gaming, from the Studio of the year, to the all important Game of The Year. PlayStation LifeStyle has compiled the entire list of categories with nominees and winners shown below. Winners are in bold and italics.

Best Voice Actor:

Arleen Sorkin as Harley Quinn
Claudia Black as Chloe Frazer
Jack Black as Eddie Riggs
Mark Hamill as The Joker
Nolan North as Nathan Drake

Best Action Adventure Game:

Assassin’s Creed 2
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Brutal Legend
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Studio of the Year:

Infinity Ward
Naughty Dog
Rocksteady Studios
Valve

Best Team Sports Game:

FIFA Soccer 10
Madden NFL 10
NBA 2K10
NHL 10

Best Performance by a Human Male:

Bill Murray as Dr. Peter Venkman
Hugh Jackman as Wolverine
Samuel L. Jackson as Afro Samurai / Ninja Ninja
Shia Labeouf as Sam Witwicky
Vin Diessel as Richard B. Riddick

Best Cast:

Brutal Legend
Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard
Ghostbusters: The Video Game
South Park Let’s Go Tower Defense Play!
X-Men Origins: Wolverine Uncaged Edition

Best Independent Game:

‘Splosion Man
Flower
Osmos
Trials HD

Best Individual Sports Game:

EA Sports Fight Night Round 4
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10
UFC 2009 Undisputed
Wii Sports Resort

Best Role Playing Game:

Borderlands
Demon’s Souls
Dragon Age: Origins
Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story

Best PC Game:

Dragon Age: Origins
Left 4 Dead 2
Plants vs. Zombies
The Sims 3

Best Performance by a Human Female:

Eliza Dushku as Rubi Malone
Kristen Bell as Lucy Stillman
Megan Fox as Mikaela Banes
Tricia Helfer as Dare

Best Downloadable Game:

Battlefield 1943
Fat Princess
Plants vs. Zombies
Shadow Complex

Best Dowloadable Content:

Fallout 3 – Broken Steel
Fallout 3 – Point Lookout
GTA IV: The Lost and Damned
GTA IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony

Best Wii Game:

MadWorld
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
Punch-Out!!
Wii Sports Resort

Most Anticipated Game 2010:

Bioshock 2
God of War III
Mass Effect 2
Starcraft II

Best Shooter:

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Halo 3: ODST
Killzone 2
Left 4 Dead 2

Best Multiplayer Game:

Borderlands
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Halo 3: ODST
Left 4 Dead 2

Best Fighting Game:

BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger
Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny
Street Fighter IV
Tekken 6

Best Handheld Game:

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story
Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box
Scribblenauts

Best Driving Game:

Dirt 2
Forza Motorsport 3
Gran Turismo (PSP)
Need for Speed Shift

Best Soundtrack:

Brutal Legend
DJ Hero
Guitar Hero 5
The Beatles: Rock Band

Best Xbox 360 Game:

Batman: Arkham Asylum
Halo 3: ODST
Forza Motorspot 3
Left 4 Dead 2

Best Original Score:

Assassin’s Creed 2
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Halo 3: ODST
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Best Game Based on a Movie/TV Show:

Ghostbusters: The Video Game
South Park Let’s Go Tower Defense Play!
The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena
X-Men Origins: Wolverine Uncaged Edition

Best Music Game:

DJ Hero
Guitar Hero 5
LEGO Rock Band
The Beatles: Rock Band

Best PS3 Game:

inFamous
Killzone 2
Rachet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Best Graphics:

Batman: Arkham Asylum
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Killzone 2
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Game of the Year:

Assassin’s Creed 2
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Left 4 Dead
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

What did you think of VGA’s choice of games? Do you agree or disagree? Tell us in the comments below

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November was a huge month in terms of big name game releases. From Modern Warfare 2 to Assassins Creed 2 we have been busy reviewing blockbuster titles.

The PS3 in total had three games receive a 5/5 Assassins Creed 2, Dragon Age: Origins and The God of War Collection while Modern Warfare 2 got a 5/5 editors choice. Besides those four we also seen DJ Hero, Eye Pet, Buzz! Quiz World, Tekken 6 and Borderlands all got a 4/5, so if your really looking for a game to get this holiday season there are plenty high quality titles to choose from.

As far as the PSP it also seen its fair share of good games. Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars received a 5/5 and Little Big Planet got the coveted 5/5 editors choice. Not to be left out the PSN sees two highly anticipated games Braid and Trine hit the store with high praise from the staff.

But first, a quick recap of this year’s best games.

PlayStation LifeStyle 2009 Editors Choice Recap

Batman Arkham Asylum (PS3)
Flower (PSN)
inFamous (PS3)
Killzone 2 (PS3)
NHL 10 (PS3)
Patapon 2 (PSP)
Resistance: Retribution (PSP)
Shatter (PSN)
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (PS3)

PlayStation 3

Modern Warfare 2
Assassin’s Creed II
Dragon Age: Origins
God of War: Collection
Borderlands
Buzz! Quiz World
DJ Hero
EyePet
Tekken 6
Bakugan Battle Brawlers
Brütal Legend
Saw
Jurassic: The Hunted
Afrika

Next Page: PlayStation Network, PSP & PSP Mini

Last Page: Hardware & Gear & Reviews you may have missed

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After literally two solid months of triple-A title releases throughout October and November, do we really need more to play until releases start to pick up again? Of course we do! Unfortunately, this isn’t our week since we have a whopping two retail releases across all three PlayStation platforms. Hopefully this week’s PSN store update will leave a lot more to be desired so be sure to check out this week’s weekly Rumored PlayStation Store content this Wednesday.

Anyways, here are this week’s PlayStation releases.

PS3 –

• Karaoke Revolution (11/24)

PSP -

• Tekken 6 (11/24)

PS2 -

No new releases

It’s safe to say the general consensus points to Tekken 6 as the titles of the week but, like we said before, the PSN might come save the day. Are you picking up either of the two titles above? Tell us in the comments below.

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The Tekken series was traditionally only available for the PlayStation consoles and arcade machines. Tekken 6 was the first multiplatform console entry in the series, and appears to be favored on the PlayStation 3.

Initial reports for the game are that the PlayStation 3 version has sold approximately 460,000 copies while the Xbox 360 version has sold under half that at roughly 200,000 copies purchased. So it would appear that Tekken fans are buying the series’ mother console version more than twice as often as buying a copy for the 360. Where do your loyalties lie when your favorite brand turns multiplatform?

[Source/Updated figures]

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Tekken, one of Namco-Bandai’s most esteemed fighting franchises, is seeing its first retail release on the next-gen consoles. Check out our full review to see if Tekken 6 is still deserving of the title, The King of Iron Fist…

Tekken 6 is, at its heart, an extremely deep martial arts fighting game. As deep as it is, it’s also great for casuals and button mashers, as the gameplay is very straightforward and simplistic. Each one of the face buttons corresponds to a different limb, and holding back blocks. Even though the gameplay is easy enough for anyone to pick up and play, it offers extreme levels of depth for seasoned players. Each character has their share of special moves, counters, combos and more. Practiced players can pull off devastating 10 hit combos.

Players can hone their skills in a number of included modes; the standard fighting genre modes are there, such as Practice and Vs., but Tekken 6 shakes things up a bit with a number of other modes, such as Ghost Battle, Time Attack, Survival, and Team Battle.  Team battle is great; players choose up to 8 characters to put up against a friend or the CPU, and winners regain a small amount of health in order to keep on fighting.  There is also an online mode where players can put the smack down on PlayStation Network users across the globe. While testing out the online mode, I had a few connection errors to start, but once connected to an opponent, the experience was seamless.

The game features a story mode, but as with most fighting games, this feels tacked on.  The story mode seems to be a prominent feature in Tekken 6, but it really serves as nothing more than a weak distraction from the actual fighting.

This game features the largest roster in a Tekken game ever–a whopping 40 characters.  Each character is perfectly animated, detailed, and has his or her own unique move set. All of the fighters are perfectly balanced, although the long-time series vets such as Law, King, or Heihachi seem to be a tad more powerful. But that might also be attributed to the fact that they’ve received more playtime over the years, resulting in more expertise with those characters.

Although the roster is large, there are plenty of characters lacking, well… character, especially the newer combatants.  I found myself sticking with tried and true series mainstays. mostly because the new additions were so uninspiring.  Out of the new characters (Miguel, Bob, Leo, Zafina, Lars and Alisa), the only one that was fun to play as was Alisa, mainly for her over the top, humorous move-set.

The characters and environments are gorgeous. The graphics in Tekken 6 are magnificent for a fighting game, and more along the lines of Namco-Bandai’s other flagship fighting franchise, Soul Calibur. Some environments feature destructible areas, but they are a tad on the cheesy side.

Sadly the game suffers from lengthy load times. Even after the optional 4+ GB install, the load times are still long enough to take players out of the action. However, the game is good enough that it’s actually worth the wait.

Fighting is the star of Tekken 6, so those who are looking for a deep, interesting story mode should move on.  However, fighting is what Tekken does best, and this latest iteration in the King of the Iron Fist Tournaments is the best the franchise has to offer.  The massive roster, the extensive move list for each character, and tough (but not cheap) AI make Tekken a must buy for any fan of fighting games.

PlayStation LifeStyle’s Final Score Massive roster Story mode wasn’t enjoyable One of the deepest, most fluid, and most accessible fighting games on the market

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For those who picked up Tekken 6 on its release date and felt like the online was less then stellar, an update is on the way.

Earlier this week, Namco Bandai Games announced that they are working on a update that will improve the online play. Not much is known about this update, other than that this will be different from the co-op Scenario Campaign mode update releasing this winter, and that it will be released as soon as testing is complete.

Stay tuned to PlayStation LifeStyle as more info unfolds.

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Need help achieving all of the trophies in Tekken 6? Look no further than our Tekken 6 Trophy Guide. We’ll give you the info you need to achieve the coveted Platinum Trophy!

Tekken Fanatic (Platinum) - Complete all other objectives.
-The Holy Grail, simply get every trophy in the game to receive your shiny Platinum trophy.

Friend or Foe? (Bronze) – Reunite with your ally in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-This trophy is a part of the storyline in Scenario Mode. Just keep playing, you can’t miss it.

Locate the Target  (Bronze) – Learn the whereabouts of Heihachi Mishima in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-This trophy is a part of the storyline in Scenario Mode. Just keep playing, you can’t miss it.

It’s All Coming Back to Me (Bronze) – Recover your memory in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-This trophy is a part of the storyline in Scenario Mode. Just keep playing, you can’t miss it.

The Key to Victory  (Bronze) - Obtain the boot-up key in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-This trophy is a part of the storyline in Scenario Mode. Just keep playing, you can’t miss it.

The Destroyer Has Fallen (Bronze) - Defeat the Destroyer of Worlds in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-This trophy is a part of the storyline in Scenario Mode. Just keep playing, you can’t miss it.

Give Your Fists a Rest (Bronze) - Defeat an enemy using a weapon in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-This trophy is a part of the storyline in Scenario Mode. Just keep playing, you can’t miss it.

Night at the Movies (Bronze) – Unlock a movie in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-Fastest way to get this is to play a game in the arena with any character, their prologue movie will unlock and will give you the trophy.

Treasure Amateur (Bronze) – Collect 50 treasures in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-You should get this during your playthrough of Scenario Mode. The fastest way to get this trophy is to go to “Customize” and equip some gear that increases your item drop rate. As a note, you can replay any level in Scenario mode and the treasure count will still be accumulated to your overall total. Also there’s no way to track your total, so just be patient and you’ll get it in no time.

Treasure Enthusiast (Bronze) – Collect 100 treasures in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-See “Treasure Amateur”

Enemy Hunting Amateur (Bronze) - Defeat 300 enemies in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-You should get this during your playthrough of Scenario Mode. As a note, you can replay any level in Scenario mode and the enemies killed count will still be accumulated to your overall total. Also there’s no way to track your total, so just be patient and you’ll get it in no time. The best places to enemy hunt is Anna’s level (the level you can use Nancy in) or Roger Jr.’s Secret Level.

Enemy Hunting Enthusiast (Bronze) – Defeat 1000 enemies in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-See “Enemy Hunting Amateur”

Playing With Fire (Bronze) – Defeat 100 enemies with the Flamethrower in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-Just kill 100 enemies using the flamethrower. Make a note of what levels you use the flamethrower in and go back to them later to accumulate the flamethrower kills.

Heavy Artillery (Bronze) - Defeat 100 enemies with the Gatling Gun in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-Just kill 100 enemies using the gatling gun. Make a note of what levels you use the gatling gun in and go back to them later to accumulate the gatling gun kills. Personally I used Miguel’s level to get the kills.

Ready for Action (Bronze) – Pick up 300 health recovery items in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-Chickens and yellow birds restore your health, just pick up 300 of them and the trophy is yours. Remember to equip items that increase your drop rate to speed up how fast you get the trophy.

Brute Force (Bronze) - Defeat 100 enemies with the Lead Pipe in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-Kill 100 enemies using the lead pipe. Make a note of what levels you use the lead pipe and go back to them later to accumulate the lead pipe kills.

Thirsty Fighter (Bronze) – Pick up 50 drink items in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-You’ll see red and yellow drink items on the ground. Just collect 50 of them for the trophy. Remember to equip items that increase your drop rate in order to get the trophy faster.

Crate Breaker (Bronze) – Destroy 100 wooden crates in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-Break 100 of the wooden crates you’ll see across the scenario mode levels to get this trophy. Very straight-forward.

Alien Hunter (Bronze) - Defeat 10 aliens in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-In some levels you’ll see small grayish aliens hopping around. You have a limited time to kill them since they hop out of sight after a little while, so make killing them your first priority. Kill 10 of them to receive the trophy. You should be able to get this while completing scenario mode.

King of the Hill (Bronze) - Knock 10 enemies in the water in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-In Miguel’s harbor level, hit, throw, or shoot off 10 enemies into the water and the trophy is yours. There’s more than one level that you can knock 10 enemies in water, but this is the earliest and easiest of them all.

A Friend in Need (Bronze) - Rescue your downed partner 3 times in Scenario Campaign Mode (single player).
-When your partner dies, stand next to him/her and push X to recover them. Do it 3 times in scenario mode to unlock the trophy. They don’t have to be downed 3 times in one level, it can be across all levels and are accumulated. If you can’t wait for the trophy you can always let your partner get killed without helping and then rescue them.

Combo Amateur (Bronze) – Perform a 10 chain combo in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-A chain combo isn’t a hit combo, but it has to do with killing enemies in a short amount of time. You have about 10 seconds to kill another enemy before the chain resets, so kill 10 enemies quickly to receive the trophy. It’s easier than it sounds, especially later in the game when you receive items that increase your attack power.

Combo Enthusiast (Bronze) – Perform a 30 chain combo in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-See “Combo Amateur”

Upgraded Assistant (Bronze) - Upgrade Alisa to the highest possible level.
-You receive this trophy after you have completed every level in scenario mode, which includes the main story and the secret levels.

What’s So Special About It? (Bronze) - Obtain the Special Flag in Scenario Campaign Mode.
-You will see a yellow flag item on the ground with a red S, grab it to receive the trophy. You can’t miss it.

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If you like this article, be sure to check Xbox LifeStyle for a list of the top 100 Xbox 360 games!

Intros are lame. So yeah, whatever. Read this article. It’s in ALPHABETICAL ORDER so don’t freak out and post an angry comment. Also, we realize that some of the games on this list haven’t quite been released yet, but who cares? I only put games that have already been reviewing well, and this list will serve much better as a buyer’s guide for this Christmas because of it. Please note that prices listed are subject to change at Amazon’s whim, as are PSN prices. Enjoy!

1. Assassin’s Creed

Genre: 3D Platforming/Haystack Base-Jumping Simulator
Review Score Average: 79/100
Release Date: November 14, 2007
Price on Amazon.com: $21.49
Buy it on Amazon.com!

2. Assassin’s Creed 2

Genre: 3D Platforming/Italian People Hobo-Stabbing Simulator
Review Score Average: NA/100
Release Date: November 17, 2009
Price on Amazon.com: $55.99
Buy it on Amazon.com!

3. Batman: Arkham Asylum

Genre: Action-Adventure/Vent Exploration
Review Score Average: 92/100
Release Date: August 25, 2009
Price on Amazon.com: $52.99
Buy it on Amazon.com!

4. Battlefield 1943

Genre: FPS (First Person Shooter)/Deep-Sea Swimming Simulator
Review Score Average: 86/100
Release Date: July 9, 2009
Price on PSN: $15

5. Battlefield: Bad Company

Genre: FPS/Deforestation Simulator
Review Score Average: 85/100
Release Date: June 23, 2008
Price on Amazon.com: $17.49
Buy it on Amazon.com!

6. The Beatles: Rock Band

Genre: Music/LSD Simulator
Review Score Average: 89/100
Release Date: September 9, 2009
Price on Amazon.com: $53.99
Buy it on Amazon.com!

7. Bionic Commando: Rearmed

Genre: Platformer/Amputee Victim Simulator
Review Score Average: 88/100
Release Date: August 13, 2008
Price on PSN: $15

8. Bioshock

Genre: FPS/RPG (Role-Playing Game)/Little Sister Choking Simulator
Review Score Average: 94/100
Release Date: August 21, 2007
Price on Amazon.com: $17.99
Buy it on Amazon.com!

9. BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger

Genre: Fighting/Anime On-Screen Explosion Of Nonsense
Review Score Average: 88/100
Release Date: June 30, 2009
Price on Amazon.com: $49.99
Buy it on Amazon.com!

10. Borderlands

Genre: RPG/FPS/Headshotapalooza
Review Score Average: 83/100
Release Date: October 20, 2009
Price on Amazon.com: $53.99
Buy it on Amazon.com!

11. Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway

Genre: FPS/WWII/Siblings In Limbs Simulator
Review Score Average: 76/100
Release Date: September 23, 2008
Price on Amazon.com: $19.59
Buy it on Amazon.com!

12. Brutal Legend

Genre: Action/RTS (Real-Time Strategy)/Jack Black Thing
Review Score Average: 83/100
Release Date: October 13, 2009
Price on Amazon.com: $53.99
Buy it on Amazon.com!

13. Burnout Paradise

Genre: Racing/Skin-Peelingly Fast Crystal Meth User Simulator
Review Score Average: 88/100
Release Date: February 5, 2009
Price on Amazon.com: $17.49
Buy it on Amazon.com!

14. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare: Game of the Year Edition

Genre: FPS/Life-Destroying Addictive Substance
Review Score Average: 94/100
Release Date: November 6, 2007
Price on Amazon.com: $46.99
Buy it on Amazon.com!

15. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

Genre: FPS/That Game EVERYONE Will Buy
Review Score Average: NA/100
Release Date: November 10, 2009
Price on Amazon.com: $59.99
Buy it on Amazon.com!

16. Call of Duty: World at War

Genre: FPS/Not CoD4
Review Score Average: 85/100
Release Date: November 11, 2008
Price on Amazon.com: $55.43
Buy it on Amazon.com!

17. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

Genre: RPG/Platformer/Dracula Assassination Simulator
Review Score Average: 90/100
Release Date: July 19, 2007
Price on PSN: $10

18. The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena

Genre: FPS/Vin Diesel’s Boyhood Fantasy Simulator
Review Score Average: 81/100
Release Date: April 7, 2009
Price on Amazon.com: $27.49
Buy it on Amazon.com!

19. Civilization Revolution

Genre: Strategy/Abraham Lincoln VS. Ghengis Khan Pitfighting Simulator
Review Score Average: 85/100
Release Date: July 8, 2008
Price on Amazon.com: $27.99
Buy it on Amazon.com!

20. Comet Crash

Genre: Tower Defense/The World Record Holder For Ugliest PS3 Game
Review Score Average: 86/100
Release Date: April 2, 2009
Price on PSN: $10

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