Combat Arms is a free-to-play online FPS that deploys players into a dangerous war zone teaming with soldiers of fortune looking to make a mark. Celebrating its first anniversary players will receive bonus EXP and GP during the July weekends, and there is also a photo contest with the chance to win limited-edition Nutshot T-shirts and GP.

Designed to deliver a true driver’s experience that reflects contemporary motorsports, Need for Speed Shift is built by racers for racers, delivering an authentic and immersive driving experience.

Released in 1996, The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall is Bethesda's old school RPG set in the world Tamriel, a world still being explored to this day in Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. To celebrate the game's 15th anniversary Bethesda has decided to give the game away for free, but because of its age the game needs to run through an emulator (DOSBox) and no longer has any official support.

Another day, another batch of game trailers was released. Instead of giving them all their own posts, we grouped them, and so far there are trailers for:

• 101-in-1 Party Megamix [Wii] - Trailer
• Brutal Legend [ALL] - Brutal Thoughts #4
• Combat Mission Shock Force: British Forces [PC] - Trailer (6)
• Dante's Inferno [ALL] - Developer Diary #2
• Dragon Ball: Raging Blast [PS3/X360] - Trailer
• Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo [Wii] - Trailer
• Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans [NDS] - Trailer
• MechWarrior 5 [ALL] - Trailer
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French studio Widescreen Games, known for Black Buccaneer and Wild Water Adrenaline, is no more. Today, Bankruptcy Court of Lyon liquidated the studio, which found itself in financial problems after CD Projekt canceled development on its multiplatform RPG, The Witcher: Rise of the White Wolf. Negotiations were underway with Namco Bandai Games to pick up the title, but with the recent Atari transition, there were too many complexities, and talks seized. With no other projects in the pipeline, the studio was forced to call it quits, and a large number of the employees have already been snapped up by Ubisoft (thanks Gamekult).

Players will challenge the demonic forces of Valron in real-time combat as they strive to become the Wonderking that will bring light to the shadows of darkness. There is a wide variety of customization available from clothing to facial features and hairstyles. WonderKing will be free-to-play and offer players the ability to acquire tools, weapons and mounts from the item mall.

Guitar Hero: World Tour will feature guitar, vocals, drums, the ability to create your own songs (and upload them on GHTunes), four-player on/offline co-op, and an eight-player battle of the bands multiplayer mode (4vs4).

Walk It Out invites players to experience a revolutionary workout where walking to the beat of great music unlocks the secrets of a rich, interactive world, while burning calories and increasing fitness!

Sony has rolled out new PlayStation Store content, starting with Buzz Jr. Robo Jam ($4.99), Battlefield: 1943 ($14.99), demos for Ghostbusters and Battlefield: 1943, DLCs for MotorStorm Pacific Rift, Cross Edge, Dynasty Warriors 6 Empires, Midnight Club Los Angeles, Skate 2, song packs for Guitar Hero World Tour and Rock Band, as well as the usual game/movie trailers, PS3 themes and downloadable PSP games (Spec Ops: Stealth Patrol and XS Junior League Soccer).

Modern Warfare 2 continues the gripping and heart-racing saga with an unprecedented level of action as players face off against a new threat dedicated to bringing the world to the brink of collapse. Shortly after being unveiled earlier this year Activision indicated that it had dropped the Call of Duty moniker to make the game stand on its own, but by introducing the official boxcover art, it seems that Modern Warfare 2 is back into the Call of Duty fold.