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Capcom's open-world action game is getting a May release.
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Tags dragon's dogma, PS3, Xbox 360

The recently-released demo for The Darkness II presents a nice little snapshot of the upcoming FPS from Digital Extremes and 2K Games. How does it stack up to the 2007 original? How does it feel to be quad-wielding weapons? Find out more in my demo impressions below.
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Tags 2k games, digital extremes, PC, PS3, PSN, Steam, The Darkness II, Top Cow, xbla, Xbox 360

Capcom's demo for their handheld Resident Evil entry provides a nice peek into how the 3DS eShop will be handling downloads. Oh, and the game seems pretty cool, too.
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Tags 3DS / DS, capcom, nintendo, resident evil: revelations

[Update at 9:24 AM PST: the RE: Revelations demo is available now.]

Capcom's demo is available now as the first in a wave of several more downloadable demos on the platform as Nintendo attempts to make a bigger digital push.
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Tags 3DS / DS, capcom, Cooking Mama 4, Majesco, nintendo, resident evil: revelations, sShop

Depending on who you're with, this might either make or break your Valentine's Day.
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Tags bioware, ea, EA Origin, mass effect 3, PC, PS3, PSN, xbla, Xbox 360

Unique scheme allows you to score free armor if you play either or both demos.
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Tags big huge games, bioware, ea, kingdoms of amalur: reckoning, mass effect 3, PC, PS3, Xbox 360

Hitting Xbox LIVE next week, PSN and Steam the week after for the United States.
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Tags 2k games, digital extremes, PC, PS3, PSN, Steam, The Darkness II, Top Cow, xbla, Xbox 360

Capcom's two chapter demo of their latest action adventure title has the feel of wandering into the fifth episode of a TV show you've never seen before.
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Tags Asura's Wrath, capcom, CyberConnect2, PS3, PSN, xbla, Xbox 360

Next week, you'll be able to try out Square Enix's latest for free.
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Tags final fantasy xiii-2, PS3, PSN, square enix, tri-Ace, xbla, Xbox 360

During the post-mortem panel for the "Super Monkey Ball" iPhone game, SEGA's Producer of Digital Content Ethan Einhorn told would-be iPhone developers to not "play price wars" with their apps. He advised to keep the highest price you can while staying in the top 50 and resist the temptation to drop your price prematurely; "Super Monkey Ball" saw a boost in sales during the holidays. He added, "A $10 price point is not reasonable." Eihnorn also said to consider the pros and cons of "Lite" versions, free demos of the full-priced product. While he said they were good for new, complex games, developers should "think twice" before putting a "Lite" version; many users may feel that just a small taste of the game is enough, impeding possible impulse buys.