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According to 1UP, the highly anticipated shooter, Ikaruga, in addition to downloadable Poker Smash content, is finally making its way to Xbox Live Arcade this week.

Ikaruga will be available this Wednesday for 800 Microsoft Points whereas the Poker Smash DLC Packs will cost 100 Points each respectively.

 

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CVG has reported that Rocky and Bullwinkle and Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3 are amongst a list of titles making its way to Xbox Live Arcade in the next few weeks.

The highlights of the titles includes Assault Heroes and Doom that are both available for the reduced cost of 400 Microsoft Points each.

Hit the jump for the full list.

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Microsoft has reported that N+, a ninja platformer title will be making its way to Xbox Live Arcade this week.

Quoth directly from the story:

"N+ is a peerless action-puzzle platformer with more than 300 levels in which to hone your ninja reflexes..."

N+ will be available on February 20 for 800 Microsoft Points.

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Kotaku has reported that Commanders: Attack of the Genos and Discs of Tron will be making its way to Xbox Live Arcade this week.

Both titles will be available on February 13 at 9 am (GMT) for which Commanders and Tron will cost 800 and 400 Microsoft Points respectively.

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Joystiq has reported that Poker Smash will be making its way to Xbox Live Arcade this week. The game will be available on February 6 at 9 am (GMT) for 800 Microsoft Points.

In addition, a free update will arrive on Xbox Live for the classic title, Crystal Quest that features a score multiplier that allows you to accumulate higher scores in the game.

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Some good news for Xbox 360 gamers in the US today, as The Club demo that was previously made available to Australia, Europe, and New Zealand is now up for download via the Xbox Live service.

Not a lot of perky bits of information have been filtered from the Microsoft camp since its little holiday hiccup, aside from a free download of Undertow that no one cares about anyway (why not arrange a price point and let me download one XBLA game I actually want), but at least the demos continue. And everyone loves the demos.

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Rumor has it that the James Bond license issue has been finally simmered down as a clear winner approaches from the feud.

Xbox Evolved suspects that classic rare titles such as Goldeneye for the N64 will soon be on the Xbox Live Marketplace with better graphics and of course multiplayer.

Check back for further updates on the issue. More OddJob complaints are hopefully headed your way in the future.

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I never thought I'd actually type these words, but PopCap's cuddly and wonderfully colored Peggle is in fact coming to the Xbox 360 via the Xbox Live Arcade service; furthermore, the game will be released in the second quarter, although pricing is still TBA.

Peggle is already available on the PC and Mac, with Peggle Extreme included in Valve's immensely popular Orange Box. You can still download Peggle demos here.

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Xbox Live Arcade will be releasing two more games on Wednesday, specifically Shrek-N-Roll and Screwjumper.

The two releases will mark the 100 game to come to the service. Both will retail for 800 points or $10 and be available on November 14.

Screwjumper has players fall through mines. On the way, the goal is to blow them up while escaping before the entire building collapses. Meanwhile, Shrek-N-Roll has players work through tilt-controlled puzzles.

Next week is Xbox 360 and Live Arcade's two year anniversary and Chair Entertainment's Undertow is set to release on November 21.

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