If you missed South Park this week they showed off the version of Tiger Woods 11 that I think a lot of people would want to see.  Maybe we'll get this in the next Mortal Kombat game...

Trials HD is a physics based puzzle game wrapped in a easily digested extreme sports candy coating. The unique courses offer some insane challenges. The game gives enough freedom to players to find their own way through, or to fail in epic fashion trying to reach the finish line. RedLynx has put together a highlight reel of some of the most insane aerial acrobatics and bone crushing crashes ever seen in Trails HD.

The announcement of Power Gig: Rise of the SixString got a lot of attention during GDC, as evidenced by this trailer made from footage taken at the event. The controller definitely looks cool and we get to see how it's a fully functional electric guitar, but other than that it's just people rocking out on the thing. I'd really like to get a good look at the gameplay and how that works, but I guess we'll have to wait a little while for that.

"Chapters of Deceit" the first DLC pack for Army of Two is now available on Xbox Live for 800 points (it hits PSN on April 1st).  To celebrate the folks at EA have released a short teaser to show you the things you'll be doing in the pack.  As you would expect that involves mostly shooting things but there are some other things in there like rescuing people and shooting people in tandem.  800 points is a fairly solid price for two new campaign levels so I'm guessing it's a must have if you own the game.

Rock Band DLC next week is packed with a slew of tracks for you to download. Coming to you in packs are are 80s punk rock tracks from X, and three tracks from British-based rockers Little Fish. Harmonix and MTV Games also have singles from Ace Frehley, Carrie Underwood and OneRepublic.

Read on for release dates on specific platforms as well as the track and pricing information. [READ MORE]

Starting today proper, you folks who don't work in our industry can enter a contest promoting Activision's upcoming How to Drain Your Dragon movie tie-in game.

Go to the official site between now and April 7th to enter. Enter daily, because a new winner is chosen each day. Winners will be able to choose between a Nintendo Wii with the Wii version of the game, or a Nintendo DSi with the DS version of the game. Although if you choose the latter, less expensive prize, I wouldn't really call you a "winner."

How to Train Your Dragon launches on March 23rd for 360, PS3, Wii, and DS.

I'm still pretty pissed about Modern Warfare 2's F.A.G.S. video, so I'm mixed about EA's spoof video F.R.A.G.S. (Friends Really Against Grenade Spam), featuring C.C. Sabathia and Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Keep your (one) day (a week) job, C.C.

Here's a look at the first gameplay footage for Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands for the Wii. It's weird to see the Prince looking so Gyllenhaally, isn't it? If stringing these powers together are as easy as this dev diary makes it seem, this could actually be pretty neat. One thing I could do without, though, is this half-co-op thing that Super Mario Galaxy made popular. This does not count as co-op. Can we all just agree to stop this, please?

  Yeah, you read that right and that was my exact reaction when I first read the news.  VG247 is reporting that a tweet on the lead writer for the project leaked the news that Jamie Foxx has been cast as Lynch in the movie adaptation of Kane & Lynch.  Lead writer Kyle Ward has posted on his account the following, "done deal... Jamie Foxx is in." [READ MORE]

 Could the answer to every 360 user's storage dilemma be simply a dashboard update away?  According to a report from Joystiq, the blog has been made privy to documentation that shows that the function is going to be included in the next major update.  If this turns out to be true, this is a much needed and long overdue feature for the console. [READ MORE]

It looks like people are digging Battlefield:Bad Company 2 as EA has reported that they've sold over 2.3 Million copies of the game since it was released earlier this month.   The game had some issues at launch but the game seems past those now and the few quirks the game had were rectified by the patch that was released this week.

Marissa is working on her review of the 360 version of the game but I can tell you from the 12+ hours I've logged with the game that it's the best shooter on the market right now. I haven't finished the single player campaign because I've been too busy trying to level up my character in the multiplayer portion of the game. 

I never got into the multiplayer portion of Modern Warfare 2 but the game seems to be devoid of the asshats, cheaters, and general douchebaggery that plagues Infinity Ward's game.  Sure there are a few too many snipers on some levels but most people seem to be playing the game the right way and not trying to find new ways to be annoying.  [READ MORE]

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