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If you love puzzle games that are not going to bore you to death then you are going to enjoy playing the new Puzzling Adventure. This new puzzle game for the Nintendo DS is a combination of adventure into a challenging puzzle game that will encourage your mind to think.

You play Henry Hatsworth the light hearted character who will guide you on your journey through your puzzling adventure. In this two-in-one adventure, explore five exotic worlds, fight a variety of opponents, and venture through more than 30 levels, including nearly a dozen hidden levels, while taking on outrageous world-ending bosses.

Rockstar Games has announced that Grand Theft Auto IV will be made available to those who are looking to play it on their PC. It was originally only available to PS3 and Xbox 360 owners and has sold over 8.5 million copies.

The only PC it cannot be used with are Macs. It will be released November 18th in the United Stated and November 21st in the UK. This is a big move for Rockstar Games because it opens up GTA IV to an even bigger audience than could already play it.

Soul Calibur IV is the next generation fighting game from Ubisoft. This week it made its debut and is standing out among other games by hitting the number one spot on the charts for all format games.

This is the first game produced by Namco-Bandai to debut at number one since Soul Calibur II was released in 2003. Chart Track figures have revealed that Soul Calibur IV is the fastest selling in the series so far, with 56% of first week sales on Xbox 360 and 44% on PS3.

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Square Enix – the Japanese game software – stated this week that they would be launching their “Final Fantasy XIII” in 2009 in Japan. Square Enix has been keeping the due date a big secret hoping to get gamers excited.

Square Enix will offer “FF XIII” for both Sony Corp’s PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Corp’s Xbox 360 in North America and Europe, and exclusively for the PS3 in Japan. The launch timings for North America and Europe have yet to be decided.

Red Steel was one of the first games to be released on the Nintendo Wii and because of this it was able to receive quite a bit in sales. It is true that many gamers were not very pleased with the game. However, it was still able to offer a few good ideas that were not pulled off well thanks to the Wii remote.

But now, with the announcement of the MotionPlus add-on, Ubisoft hopes it can make good on the promises made in the first game. “Red Steel 2 has been in development for many months now, and this new device will help us be even more precise in what we do with the product,” Ubisoft executive director Alain Corre told GamesIndustry.biz.