* Name: FIFA SOCCER 09
* Publisher: Electronic Arts
* Country: USA
* Languages: English
* Genre: N/A

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The latest model to enter Microsoft’s ever-expanding lineup will replace the current 20GB offering. The soon-to-be-discontinued 20GB version was recently slashed in price, and has all but sold out from various retailers such as Play.com.

Microsoft states that the 60GB console offers only one key upgrade; more storage. However, users who’ve already purchased the 60GB console in the US have taken a look inside Microsoft’s latest SKU and found a few other improvements. The new machine features relocated memory chips, which are believed to prevent heat-related problems.

As with current 65nm-based models, it’ll ship with a 175 watt power supply. In comparison, the launch model shipped with a 203 watt power supply.

There’s no sign of the 65nm GPU just yet, and the 60GB Xbox 360 Premium will be priced at the standard £199.99.

The baneling is a creature so bloated with fluid-filled sacs that it can barely walk; instead, it moves itself by tucking into a tight ball and rolling. However, this ungainly appearance belies the fact that the baneling is an extremely dangerous organism, one of several new zerg specialists recently seen on the battlefield. When a baneling gets close enough to an enemy, the creature triggers a reaction within its volatile chemical payload that causes it to explode with devastating force and shower the immediate surroundings with searing acid. The baneling is destroyed in the explosion, which is very likely to inflict a huge amount of damage.

These living bombs are highly effective against both structures and ground forces; in fact, a clutch of them is capable of wiping out a group of vehicles and infantry in the blink of an eye. The banelings’ lethality is further enhanced by the zerg predilection for burrowing. An apparently safe area can soon turn into a deathtrap as these monstrosities emerge and roll into the midst of their foes, giving them virtually no time to react.

At first the baneling was identified as an unstable zerg mutation of an unspecified genus. Subsequent observations have revealed it to be a morph of the zergling, the most numerous zerg subtype. Zerglings have been seen entering a brief chrysalis phase before emerging in their new form. This alarming development has demonstrated the advanced ability of the zerg queens to manipulate their offspring. Although the baneling is chemically volatile and unstable enough to explode at any time, the queens have engineered a morph that can contain its energies until just the right moment. By creating the baneling out of the most basic of zerg fighters, the queens have also ensured that an inexhaustible supply of raw materials is available for the task.

Terran commanders now train their troops to watch for these abominations. In the meantime, scientists are desperately trying to develop chemical rounds that will cause banelings to detonate before they reach terran lines.

Source: Kotaku

When another player is not present, the other character will be AI-controlled. The game will separate the duo at points, a la Gears of War, and sport more open areas than previous RE titles.

The preview further confirmed that the Mercenaries mini-game, a challenge mode first featured in Resident Evil 3 and refined in the fourth title, will return in RE5.

Source: Shacknews

A demo is available here.

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Source: GameShell

You can now force them to give up all of their BD-Live downloadable treasures via a new update online. In case you need a final reminder, this update brings us a whole bunch of improvements to the PS3′s Blu-Ray playback (including Blu-Ray Live), as well as nifty features like letting you use your PSP as a remote control for your PS3 for music playback.

If you’ve signed in to the PLAYSTATION Network tonight on your PS3, you probably noticed that you were prompted to upgrade the system’s firmware to v2.17. In case you were wondering what it’s all about (and a quick Google search indicates that yes, you are) the operating stability of some online PS3 titles has been improved.

Download your copy now.

Source: Playstation Blog

The Wii has so far sold about 8 million systems in the USA, with the Xbox 360 topping 9 million presently.

The Wii became the world’s best-selling present generation system in late 2007, with over 20 millions sales worldwide, the Xbox 360 stands on 18 million, followed by the PS3 with 10 million.

The USA is still regarded as the world’s most important games market, although Europe has emerged as a strong region for all three systems, too.

In the past couple of days the company’s share price on the Tokyo Stock Exchange has risen from a low point at the beginning of February at around JPY 47,000 (USD 438.6 / EUR 295.7) to JPY 54,100 (USD 504.9 / EUR 340.4) at close today – a jump of around 15 per cent.