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Lead & Gold Developers, FatShark Announce New Title

TGH Writes: "The developers of the great PSN title Lead & Gold have moved on and created a new title and when gamers see it they may be a bit confused. Hamilton’s Great Adventure is currently in development for release sometime this year."

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BakedGoods4813d ago

Lead & Gold was 'meh' but it showed promise. Looking forward to this one.

ic4ruz4813d ago

Lead and gold was also on PC and this is 2 months old news.

sickbird4813d ago

i was pretty disappointed with Lead & Gold.

plumber154813d ago

if you where a PS+ member the price was amazing and i thought the game was good as well

sickbird4813d ago

i bought it the day it came out, idk if ps+ was even around then.

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Fatshark has just kicked-off the 10th anniversary for “Hamilton’s Great Adventure”

"The Sweden-based indie games publisher and game developer Fatshark today announced that they have just kicked-off the 10th anniversary of their beloved adventure game "Hamilton's Great Adventure", and, what an adventure it has been." - Jonas Ek, TGG.

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Top 10 Download Only Hidden Gems on PlayStation 3 - Reasons to dust off your console

A.J. says: "As Sony's first system capable of downloading games, the PlayStation 3 sure had a phenomenal library. Here, I count down ten buried treasures that you may not have heard of but are worth playing before you put your PS3 on Craigslist."

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crazyaejay2782d ago

I remember Puzzlegeddon! Played that game for hours. Love it.

PhoenixUp2782d ago

These really are hidden. I've never heard of any of them

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Steam Weeklong Sales Announced

Hardcore Gamer: These deals run until October 7, and allow you to get games like Hamilton's Great Adventure for a mere $2. Victoria II is $5, while a collection of it and all of its DLC is $10. Ignite can be yours for $2.50 if you're in the mood for some fast-paced racing action. Wasteland Angel gives you some overhead car combat for $2.50. Warlock: Master of the Arcane will only set you back $5, while its ultimate edition is $1.25 more.

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