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New on Video Marketplace this week!
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Movies
Team America: World Police HD (6/1)
Happily N'Ever After HD (5/30)
Freedom Writers HD (6/1)

TV
Babylon 5: Season 5
Comedy Central Stand-Up (Batch 7)
Shooting Sizemore

Short Form
Baxter & Maguire
Guacamole
The Golden Age

Free Clips
Criss Angel: Mindfreak Season 3 Exclusive Sneak Preview

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Peter Jackson expects renewed interest for Halo movie
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Jackson believes that since Halo 3 is going to be released later this year, 20th Century Fox and Universal Pictures would again be interested with the movie project. If that's the case, then Halo 3 sure does have a lot of weight on its shoulders since analysts also believe that the game's sales performance would bring Microsoft's Xbox Division out of constant losses. This is good news for the fans who wanted a Halo movie.

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Xbox 360 Wireless Wheel price drop
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Wireless Wheel

Just in time for the the Forza 2 release next week, the price of the Xbox 360 wireless wheel has been dropped to $129.99…so are you going to get one at the new price?

The Games that are fully support by the Wireless wheel are:

PGR3 NFSCARBON TDU FORZA 2

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Gameplay Video of New Splinter Cell game
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Here is a video of the upcoming game Splinter Cell Conviction.

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Next Gears update will bring more achievements
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Epic's Mark Rein hopped on the official Gears forums to tell everyone that they are working hard on the next auto update and that they've included a few unexpected goodies. Not only are they tweaking the roadie run as promised, but they are adding some NEW achievements to both the Annex gametype and the Hidden Fronts DLC. Rein also goes on to say that the update will take care of random exploits and general housekeeping, and that they do not have a firm release date for the update yet.

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Sony sued over Blu-ray
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The suit, which names Sony Computer Entertainment America, Sony Pictures, and Sony DADC, claims that products marketed under the Blu-ray name infringe on a patent it owns for reflective layer materials in optical discs. The patent addresses what Target called a need for specific types of silver-based alloys with the advantages (but not the price) of gold. According to the patent, the alloys are also more resistant to corrosion than pure silver. Sony The patent was filed in April of 2004 and granted in March of 2006.

Target is seeking a permanent injunction preventing Sony from violating its patent rights in the future, as well as damages with interest, multiplied due to what it characterizes as deliberate and willful infringement.

Full article at gamespot

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