It looks like it’s time for another massive sale of PS3 games over at Gamefly’s Bargain Bin, and though you will find some lackluster titles, there are a few gems to be had.   Everything in the bin is under $30 bucks, and if you have a Gamefly account, you can tack on some added savings to help out your wallet.

A few of the real gems worth heading over and checking out are Ghostbusters at $12.99,  Red Faction: Guerrilla at $14.99 and X-Men Origins: Wolvervine for $14.99.  Check out the entire bargain bin inventory here.

• Bionic Commando $9.99
• Damnation $9.99
• Major League Baseball 2K9 $9.99
• Ghostbusters $12.99
• Shellshock 2: Blood Trails $12.99
• NBA 2K9 $12.99
• NBA Live 09 $12.99
• MLB ’09: The Show $12.99
• Alone in the Dark – Inferno $14.99
• Red Faction: Guerrilla $14.99
• Overlord: Raising Hell $14.99
• Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena $14.99
• X-Men Origins: Wolverine – Uncaged Edition $14.99
• Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen $14.99
• Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood $14.99
• The Bigs 2 $14.99
• Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince $17.99
• UFC 2009 Undisputed $17.99
• Wanted: Weapons of Fate $17.99
• Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 $17.99
• Star Wars The Clone Wars: Republic Heroes $17.99
• Wet $19.99
• Prototype $19.99
• NHL 09 $19.99
• SBK Superbike World Championship $19.99
• Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires $19.99
• Fight Night Round 4 $19.99
• Overlord II $19.99
• King of Fighters XII $19.99
• Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 $24.99
• Sacred 2: Fallen Angel $24.99
• BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger $24.99
• The Beatles: Rock Band $27.99
• Cross Edge $29.99
• Guitar Hero 5 $29.99

While supplies last!

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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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It’s no secret that many videogame iterations of movies are complete and utter disasters.  When X-Men Origins: Wolverine was announced as an upcoming movie, many wondered what the video game tie-in would be like, and if it would be a failure like so many other titles.  Raven Software chose to answer that by being the one to take the helm and develop this title.  The question is does it become just another movie game, or does it stand out above the rest?

The user takes on the role of the ultimate badass, Wolverine, as he goes on the hunt for his brother, Victor Creed, also known as Sabretooth.  The game features a full 5 chapters to venture through which shift from present day to Wolverine’s past throughout the title.  Wolverine’s past takes players into the African jungle where they encounter enemies ranging from machete wielders to statues that come to life.  During this time, players see what Wolverine remembers, and the ultimate reason that he chose to leave Stryker’s task force.

In the present day, Wolverine continues his journey to track down Creed, but by the end of the game, players learn some unexpected things.  Of course, those who have seen the movie will already know mostly everything.  Players will encounter many characters from the Marvel Universe, both good and bad, and many environments, ranging from frozen islands to high security bases.  The environments are great, including weather effects and interactive objects.

This title is hack and slash at its finest.  But don’t expect to make it far if you don’t learn the controls and combos.  The game isn’t overly complicated, but just button mashing will not cut it.  The game is dark, gruesome, and features some amazing looking finishing moves performed by Wolverine.  I was actually surprised by how bloody the title is, but that’s a good thing.  Wolverine is a character who takes out enemies with extremely sharp adamantium claws, so there should be some blood.

There are many ways to take out enemies, including throwing them into and impaling them on sharp objects.  To see which objects can be used to do this, players can push up on the D-pad and it will activate Wolverine’s feral senses.  This allows him to see interactive objects, enemies, and the correct direction to go.

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X-Men Origins: Wolverine Uncaged Edition

Note: Starting a New game will erase all of your progress and stats, i.e. kills & dog tags. So I would suggest going through the game on Easy/Medium and unlock every trophy except for the Hard difficulty trophy.

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Platinum (Platinum) - You collected all the trophies in Wolverine.
- Earn all other trophies to unlock the Platinum.

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Bar Fight (Silver) - Defeated Victor Creed (Sabretooth)
- Story related. Cannot be missed.

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Helicopter Ride (Silver) - Defeated David Nord (Agent Zero)
- Story related. Cannot be missed.

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Fallen Sentinel (Silver) - Defeated the Sentinel Mark I
- Story related. Cannot be missed.

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Put up your Dukes (Silver) - Defeated Fred Dukes (The Blob)
- Story related. Cannot be missed.

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52 Pickup (Silver) - Defeated Remy LeBeau (Gambit)
- Story related. Cannot be missed.

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The Dead Pool (Gold) - Defeated Weapon 11 (Deadpool)
- Story related. Cannot be missed.

Getting Started (Bronze) - Killed 100 enemies
- See What I Do Best.

A Day’s Work (Bronze) - Killed 500 enemies
- See What I Do Best.

What I Do Best (Silver) - Killed 2000 enemies
- After one playthrough your total kill count should be between 1300 and 1500. You must keep playing the game through Chapter Select to get to 2000 kills. If you start a new game your stats will be reset. In the last few chapters there are machete guys that spawn clones, you can let them keep spawning to get your kill count up. Alternatively, you can just keep playing through certain chapters to get your reflexes boosted as well.

You Can’t Hide (Bronze) - Lunged to 250 enemies
- Lunging is performed by holding R1 to lock onto an enemy and then pressing L1 to lunge. Lunging towards an enemy will not kill them so you can keep lunging to the same group of enemies to boost your count.

Lunge (Bronze) - Lunged to 25 enemies
- See You Can’t Hide.

Pounce (Bronze) - Lunged to 100 enemies
- See You Can’t Hide.

Piggy Back Ride (Bronze) - Lunged to a W.E.N.D.I.G.0 prototype’s back
- You will encounter the first W.E.N.D.I.G.0 prototype when in the Weapon X facility. Roll away from him whenever he charges you and then lunge towards him while he is stunned.

Quick Killer (Bronze) - Quick Killed 1 enemy
- See Efficient Killer.

Efficient Killer (Bronze) - Quick Killed 20 enemies
- Quick kills are performed by pressing O to grab the enemy. Press Triangle to initiate the quick kill, once Wolverine pulls his claws back and the screen flashes quickly press Triangle again. For Perfect Killer, perform this 3 times in a row without using a regular attack.

Perfect Killer (Bronze) - Quick Killed 3 enemies in a row
- See Efficient Killer.

Drop Dead (Bronze) - Killed 10 enemies by throwing them off high areas
- The first place you are given the opportunity to throw an enemy off of a high area will be when you take out the first Ion Emitter. To throw an enemy press O to grab an enemy and then flick the Left Stick in the direction you want to throw. On your way up the cliffs you will run into more than 10 enemies so it should be no problem.

Apprentice (Bronze) - Raised One Combat Reflex to Master Level
- See Samurai.

Samurai (Silver) - Raised All Combat Reflexes to Master Level
- Wolverine has five Combat Reflexes, all of which have three levels. You can improve your level by killing enemies that fit each certain reflex. Once you find the Samurai Mutagen make sure to equip this, as this advances your reflexes faster. You would need approximately two playthroughs to get all reflexes to master level.
The five reflexes are:

• Machete (goes up by killing enemies with machetes) – boosting can be done on level one, checkpoint one, level three checkpoints one and three and level five, checkpoint one.
• Machine Gunner (goes up by killing enemies with machine guns) – boosting can be done on level one, section three and on, and level four section three are advisable these feature most machine gunners.
• Jungle Mutants (goes up by killing Hunters, Shifters and Levathians) – boosting can be done on level five, checkpoint one.
• Robots (goes up by killing robots like the Enforcer Droid, Predator Unit and Mark 1 Prototype) – boosting can be done on level three, from checkpoint two on
• Specialized Military Units (goes up by killing Elite Commandos, Goliaths, W.E.N.D.I.G.0 Prototype’s, Ghosts and Grenadiers) – boosting can be done on level four, checkpoint three or the last checkpoint of level three (where you fight four W.E.N.D.I.G.0 Prototypes)

Mutant Lover (Bronze) - Raised one Mutagen to level 3
- Mutagens can be found as tokens throughout the game and improve your skills. Every Mutagen has three levels, for which you have to find all three tokens from one Mutagen to get this trophy. Refer to the guide below for all collectibles in X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine Collectibles Guide

Astonishing (Bronze) - Found 1/2 of all Dog Tags in the game
- See Devil’s Brigade.

Devil’s Brigade (Silver) - Found all Dog Tags in the game
- There are 95 Dog Tags found throughout the game. They are around the neck of dead soldiers and can easily be found by using feral senses. For a complete guide of all dog tags, refer to the collectibles guide below.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine Collectibles Guide

Defensive (Bronze) - Performed 1 Counter move
- See Untouchable.

Untouchable (Bronze) - Performed 25 Counter moves
- A counter attack is performed by pressing L2 and then pressing Square. Perform this 25 times to unlock the trophy.

Catch! (Bronze) - Killed 1 enemy with a reflected projectile
- See Boomerang.

Boomerang (Bronze) - Killed 25 enemies with a reflected projectile
- You will first encounter enemies with rocket launchers in the Weapon X facility level. To reflect the projectile you have to press L2 at the right time before the projectile hits you. During one playthrough you will encounter 25 rocket launcher enemies, make sure to kill them all with reflected projectiles or you will have to use Chapter Select to earn this trophy.

Aerial Assault (Bronze) - Performed 10 Air Grabs
- An air grab is performed by pressing O while both you and the enemy are in mid-air. Perform this 10 times for the trophy.

Ultimate Wolverine (Bronze) - Fought 4 W.E.N.D.I.G.0 prototypes at the same time and defeated them at Alkali lake.
-During The Frozen Tundra, at one point you will come onto a roof with four pods with W.E.N.D.I.G.0 Prototypes. You will be encountered by a helicopter with Agent Zero in it. He will shoot one of the pods releasing a prototype. Run up to the other three pods and destroy them to release a total of 4 prototypes. When fighting the prototypes take your time, get out of the way on time and only lunge towards them if you are sure you have the opportunity. The helicopter will also damage the prototypes when it shoots and the prototypes will hurt each other.

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Spillway Escape (Bronze) - Escapes from Weapon X
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Threading the Needle (Bronze) - Flew through the O ring in the Sentinel Boss Battle
- During the fight with the Sentinel, you will be free falling through the air trying to take him down. After destroying the Sentinel’s first engine you will have to free fall towards the Sentinel again. During this free fall there will be a piece of debris shaped like an O coming towards you, fly through this piece to unlock the trophy.

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The Village (Silver) - Completed the Jungle Mission
- Story related. Cannot be missed.

Hot Potato (Bronze) - Light 20 enemies on fire
- Several ways to earn this trophy.  First, when you are fighting the Machete Champion let him lunge toward you with the fireball attack.  This will set you on fire and you can lunge toward other enemies lighting them on fire. The second, and best method, is to load up Chapter 3, checkpoint 3.  You will start in a courtyard with two Shifters and a spawning machete enemy. First take out the two Shifters, as they prevent you from lunging, do not kill any of the machete enemies. After taking out the shifters jump on the pad that lets two columns rise up in the courtyard. Jump up to the highest column and lunge towards the spawning machete enemy. Do not kill him! Move on to the block with the fire that is off to the left. Kick it off, and jump on top of it to set yourself on fire. Next thing to do is light other enemies on fire by lunging towards them or just making contact.

Shotgun Epic Fail (Bronze) - Killed 25 Ghosts with their own weapon
- Ghosts are the annoying enemies that go invisible and shoot their shotgun at you.  You can spot them better with feral senses on.  Press O to grab a Ghost and start tapping Triangle to turn his shotgun against him.  There are plenty of Ghosts in this game so it should be no problem for your first playthrough.

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James Howlett (Bronze) - Performed a Wolverine to Wolverine Lunge
- There are several Wolverine figurines hidden throughout the game. After finding two of the same type you will unlock a bonus challenge. This challenge can be accessed via ‘Bonus’ in the main menu. You will have to fight a classic Wolverine to unlock his costume. Lock onto classic Wolverine with R1, whenever he lunges towards you tap L1 to lunge toward him.

WoW! (Bronze) - You feel a cold as you examine the sword and skeleton. A rustle of wind in the trees faintly echoes the name Arthas
- An awesome World of Warcraft reference here! This can be found in Chapter 2 (The Frozen Tundra), checkpoint What I Do Isn’t Very Nice. Refer to the following video for exact location.

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Aerial Master (Bronze) - Got 6 enemies airborne at once
- To get six enemies into the air you need to pound the ground by jumping into the air and holding Triangle. A good spot for this is on Chapter 1 before you cross the rope bridge that breaks. There will be a cut scene of the enemies cutting the bridge, instead of going straight turn around to confront 6 enemies on the narrow bridge. Wait for them to get into a group and jump into the middle and pound them into the air.

Fully Loaded (Bronze) - Maxed out all upgrades
- To max out all of your skills you will have to earn 69 skill points. To earn 69 skill points you will have to boost up to level 39. This should take 1.5-2 playthroughs, but remember, Do Not Start A New Game! Just keep replaying the last two levels for the most XP.

Slice n’ Dice (Bronze) - Killed 6 enemies with a single attack
- For this trophy make sure your claw spin has been maxed out with skill points. It helps to weaken the group of enemies before you claw spin them, as the claw spin does not always kill. Wait for a group of enemies to surround you and unleash the spinning attack and keep tapping Square until they are all dead.

Found! (Bronze) - You found a mysterious hatch!
- An awesome Lost (TV) reference here! This can be found in Chapter 1 (Origins), checkpoint Unstoppable. Refer to the following video for exact location.

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Slaughter House (Bronze) - Dismembered 100 enemies
- In the course of a single playthrough you should have dismembered more than 100 enemies. This will normally happen when you execute a combo or when using a powerful attack against a weakened enemy. You can also use the quick kill feature for some dismemberment.

Blender (Silver) - Killed 200 enemies with Claw Spin
- The claw spin is unlocked fairly early in the game. If you use the attack as often as possible this should take you a full playthrough or less to acquire. Claw spin is performed by holding R2 and tapping Square.

Walking Death (Gold) - Beat the game on Hard Difficulty
- Hard is not much more difficult than Normal in this game. You do less damage and the enemies do more. So the only advice I can give is to attack wisely and dodge whenever it comes to the harder enemies.

Heightened Senses (Bronze) - Killed 200 enemies in Feral Sense
- If you randomly keep feral senses on during the game you will get this well before the end of the game. Feral senses will help you spot secrets as well so I would suggest using it as often as possible.

Environmentally Friendly (Bronze) - Killed 10 enemies using objects in the environment
- See Whatever it Takes.

Whatever it Takes (Bronze) - Killed 30 enemies using objects in the environment
- There are objects scattered around such as spikes and statues that can be used to impale enemies. If you grab an enemy near on of these or throw one in the direction it should be an instant kill. Do this 30 times for the trophy.

Bloodlust (Bronze) - Killed 50 enemies while in Berserker mode
- See Weapon X.

Weapon X (Bronze) - Killed 150 enemies while in Berserker mode
- Berserker mode is unlocked fairly early in the game. If you use this attack as often as possible you can attain this in your first run. Berserker mode is activated by holding R2 and pressing O.

The Cake (Bronze) - You found the cake, yummy!
- An awesome Portal reference here! This can be found in Chapter 3 (Days of Future Beginnings), checkpoint Bolivar Trask. Refer to the following video for exact location.

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Stick Around (Bronze) - Impaled Victor Creed outside the Bar
- When fighting Victor Creed in the bar, take his health down to zero and he will throw you outside. Once outside use your feral senses to find an object to impale Victor with. There are a couple of telephone poles that will suffice. You can either get close to them and grab Victor to impale him or throw him in the direction of the telephone poles.

Clean Up on all Aisles (Bronze) - Destroyed all objects in the grocery store fight with Fred Dukes (The Blob)
- At the end of Chapter 3 you will take on Fred Dukes in a grocery store. The store is filled with fridges, storage racks, boxes and other objects that can all be destroyed. Make use of Fred Dukes when destroying all these objects by having him pound close to objects that you still need to destroy. There are also four walls in the grocery store, you do not need to destroy these to unlock the trophy. By the time you earn the trophy there will be nothing left but the four walls and some grocery carts.

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Activision Unleashes X-Men Origins: Wolverine Video Game on Retail Stores Worldwide

The X-Men’s fiercest hero digs his claws into retail stores globally with the release of the X-Men Origins: Wolverine(TM) video game from Activision Publishing, Inc. and Marvel. Developed by critically acclaimed studio Raven Software, the game allows players to harness Wolverine’s brute strength, regenerative mutant abilities, and indestructible adamantium claws as they battle powerful forces and uncover the mysteries behind his origin. Inspired by the feature film from Twentieth Century Fox released in theaters everywhere on the same date, the X-Men Origins: Wolverine video game also features the voices of some of the film’s leading men: Hugh Jackman (Wolverine), Liev Schreiber (Sabretooth) and will.i.am (John Wraith).

“X-Men Origins: Wolverine features the most authentic Wolverine experience ever in a video game,” said Rob Kostich, vice president of global brand management, Activision Publishing, Inc. “The game captures the uncaged nature of Wolverine and allows players to uncover an incredible storyline that will appeal to comic book and gaming enthusiasts, as well as fans of the action-packed feature film.”

X-Men Origins: Wolverine is an epic action-adventure game featuring a true-to-character Wolverine gameplay experience that takes gamers through and beyond the movie’s storyline. Set in a variety of vivid real-world locales, the title challenges players to hone their animal instinct as they uncover hidden dangers, hunt and defeat enemies, and take on seemingly insurmountable situations while discovering the truth about Wolverine’s tragic past. With razor-sharp adamantium claws unsheathed, the future X-Man enacts lightning-quick combat, evasive maneuvers, in-depth combo attacks, and an array of brutal finishing moves. Wolverine doesn’t just deliver massive damage, either – he also takes it, thanks to his mutant regenerative power that heals him in real time right before the player’s eyes.

Developed by Raven Studios, X-Men Origins: Wolverine Uncaged Edition is available on Xbox 360(TM) video game and entertainment system, PLAYSTATION(R)3 and Games for Windows. Also available now are unique versions of the X-Men Origins: Wolverine video game, developed by Amaze and rated “T” (for Teen) by the ESRB, on PlayStation(R)2 computer entertainment system, PSP(R) (PlayStation(R)Portable) system and Wii(TM) home video game system, and E10+ on the Nintendo DS(TM). Fans can learn more about the X-Men Origins: Wolverine video game by visiting www.uncaged.com.

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In a unexpected move by Sony the EU PSN store has been updated with the X-Men Origins: Wolverine demo today.

Right now there is no mention of a US demo today, but those of you with an EU account can go ahead and download away. The supposed movie game that does not suck (mentioned by the developers) hits stores today as well.

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The developers are claiming this is the first movie game that does not suck, and judging from the in-game footage it certainly looks decent. Check it out yourself, and let us know what you think. We’ll be posting more of these videos as the game nears its release date.

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Activision has just released an exciting new behind-the-scenes video for X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Check it out, and let us know what you think!

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Video games based on movies get a horrible rep. X-Men Origins: Wolverine is coming out in May and hopes to avoid a sad fate. This is not the fist Wolverine title to be given to gamers. Wolverine: Admantium Rage may ring a few bells around here. In addition to a nice trailer, gamers can head over to the official PS.Blog tomorrow and take part in a live developer chat. These things are definitely becoming a mainstay on the blog and appear to be greatly appreciated. Be sure to head over there tomorrow at Noon Pacific time with plenty of questions. If you are worried about the quality of the developer, it is Raven. Yes, the same Raven that brought you X-Men Legends 2 and Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.

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