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Volition has announced that the latest downloadable content for Saints Row: The Third will add real-life Penthouse Pets to the game, including Nikki Benz, Justine Joli, Ryan Keely, and Heather Vandeven. These curvacious women will not only pose in underwear for you, they'll also join your crew and assist in firefights.

Take 2 Interactive has announced in its latest earnings report that Max Payne 3 has sold over 3 million units across three platforms in the last week.

Sony Online Entertainment has announced a dazzling new free-to-play first person shooter, Bullet Run, which takes the concept of a team-based online multiplayer game and slaps a The Running Man / Smash TV theme on it.

Another puzzle-meets-RPG in the vein of Puzzle Quest is coming in the form of Dungeon Hearts, which will be coming to PC, Mac and mobile devices in early 2013.

Wargaming.net has announced that the first round of closed beta testing for World of Warplanes will be taking off on the 31st May. The massively multiplayer combat flight sim had been engaging in its alpha test phase since the 23rd February.

Firaxis Games' excellent looking XCOM: Enemy Unknown is coming to Xbox 360, PS3 and PC October 9th in US and 12th in Europe. There's also a pre-order bonus at retail giving us the Elite Soldier Pack.

That DLC gives us a classic XCOM soldier. There's also Deco packs which let us customise soldier armour with "several aesthetic upgrades" and colours. PC gets a special edition.

Amidst fears it had all gone horrible wrong, Crystal Dynamics has quashed concerns over the recently delayed Tomb Raider reboot.

Namco Bandai has released a playable demo for Ridge Racer Unbounded on the PlayStation Network and via Steam for PC, while an Xbox 360 demo will be released on the Xbox Live Marketplace on 23rd May.

In this single player demo, players will get a taste of Ridge Racer Unbounded with two races in the City Limit District. Take control of the Wolfseye GT (street class), or take the wheel of a Hurricana CX (super class) in the Shatter the City race.

Some details about the first game being produced for Activision by Bungie during their 10 year development contract have been revealed, thanks to unsealed files in the publishers legal confrontation with ex-Infinity Ward founders Vincent Zampella and Jason West.

Judge James Dever III has rendered his own damages estimate of Silicon Knight's lawsuit against Epic Games for "technical problems" with the Unreal Engine during the development of Too Human. While Silicon Knights demanded $58M in damages, the judge has stated that the monetary harm incurred is a whopping $1.