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Good news to any Behemoth fans who plan on attending some upcoming trade shows. The Behemoth has revealed plans to show off more of their next game, BattleBlock Theater. According to a blog post over on The Behemoth’s site the dev has refrained from showing the Story mode until now because they weren’t sure it would fit with a trade show environment.

They have decided to finally pull back the curtain however, excited to show everyone the collaborative gameplay. We have listed the handful of places The Behemoth will be showing off the mode below and hit the jump for some (small) screenshots of the game cinematics.

PAX East (Boston, MA) March 11-13th

Tokyo Anime Fair (Tokyo, Japan) Business Days- March 24-25th; Public Days March 26-27th

Comic Con International (San Diego, CA) July 21-24th

PAX Prime (Seattle, WA) August 26-28th

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Atari have released another batch of screenshots for the upcoming Ghostbusters game, Sanctum of Slime. These particular screens focus on some of the large ghosts and otherworldly entity the team of rookies will have to take down. Check them out after the jump. Read More

Today at Mobile World Congress developer Vector Unit unveiled their next game, Riptide GP.  While unfortunately not a XBLA title, the game is coming to Nvidia Tegra-powered …
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Following the strong reviews for Double Fine Productions’ Stacking, THQ Danny Bilson stated he would like to work with Double Fine on future games.  Posting via his …
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A trusted industry source has revealed to XBLAFans that Warner Bros is currently working on a Batman game for Xbox Live Arcade. The game, which previously showed …
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The fine folks over at Game Rant have recently talked to Mike Perry, the executive producer on Darkspore. They asked him if Darkspore is likely to show …
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It’s a new week which of course means new deals for Xbox Live Gold members. Blacklight: Tango Down has been reduced to 600 points (half price). While it hasn’t …
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The tactical shooter Breach has been patched. A number of features and issues have been addressed, mostly related online gameplay. The game’s trial has also been extended from 30 …
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Stacking was developed by Double Fine and published by THQ. It was released on XBLA on February 9th for 1200MS points.

Stacking is an adventure/puzzle game that places you in control of Charlie Blackmore, who is the smallest member in a family of Russian stacking dolls. The Blackmore family is being forced to work for a rich industrialists know as “The Baron” and it is up to Charlie to free them. Charlie must stack inside other dolls and use their special abilities in order to make his way through 4 areas and defeat the evil Baron.

Riding high on their October release of Costume Quest, Double Fine has found room for success on the XBLA platform. With that said, expectations for Stacking were extremely high considering it was from the minds of Tim Schafer and the team of hit-makers at Double Fine.  Luckily, Stacking surpassed most expectations and stands out as an early favorite for 2011 XBLA Game of the Year. Read More

In a recent interview with Game Gnome, Hydro Thunder Hurricane developer Vector Unit stated that they will be revealing a new title next week. No details as to the platforms …
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