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Show/Hide Game Information    Platform: Playstation 3, Xbox 360 Type: Downloadable Content Developer: Criterion Games Publisher: Electronic Arts  Burnout: Crash is an arcade style game that is centered off of the Burnout: Paradise Showtime feature, which means that this game is focused more on wreaking havoc and destruction on unsuspecting motorists. Basically, you have to destroy as much stuff as you can in order to rack up a good amount of points. The more destruction you cause, the more higher your score will be.        Burnout: Crash can be downloaded from the Playstation Store and Xbox Live Marketplace now for a price of $10.00, or 800 Microsoft Points.

     The Battlefield 3 Multiplayer Beta is sure to be an exciting one. With players getting a chance to immerse themselves into DICE's upcoming masterpiece for free, they should find out fast whether or not this game is worth the buy.      The Beta period is going to be open to the entire public on Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and PC starting September 29th, 2011. As of now it is not clear whether or not the download for PS3 and 360 will be available through the Playstation Store, or Xbox Live Marketplace. You can click here to check out the Battlefield 3 Beta page.      The Beta will feature the always awesome Rush Game Mode on the appealing Operation Metro map. BATTLEFIELD 3 PUBLIC BETA- 09.29.11

     Good news for all of you Assassins Creed fans that own a PS3. If you are able to purchase the upcoming Assassins Creed: Revelations, by either pre-ordering it or purchasing upon release, you might be so lucky to get the original Assassins Creed game too. Thanks to the massive storage abilities available with a Blu-ray disc, consumers will be able to get two full Assassins Creed games if they make their purchase before, or early after it's release.   

     This week's level comes from Little Big Planet community member DrunkenFist_Lee , who developed this creation and says that he crafted it to go beyond the simple gameplay. The plan set forth by the creator was "to transport you to an ethereal world of wonder" and leave the player with something to think about. So DrunkenFist_Lee, you have definitely developed a level that has an amazing amount of detail and events. Unfortunately, I was not able to get an in-depth feel for this level beyond a mere three minutes of time due to the fact that my connection was a bit choppy, so I am afraid that I can not provide you with a premise, or main idea if you will, for this level. What I can do is provide you with the style of detail that this level showcases.      The detail in this level is amazing. I know that a lot of levels have potential to uphold breathtaking visuals and contraptions, but this level is unexplainable. For the small amount of ti...

     Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy! Why so much over-exaggerated excitement you may ask? Perhaps because an amazing Battlefield: Bad Company 2 DLC sale on the Playstation Store. Yep, it is apparent that with Battlefield 3 set to release in a month, EA and DICE are attempting to get all the money they can for Bad Company 2, before the soon to be "FPS King" takes the throne.      All of the Battlefield: BC 2 DLC will be available, in a bundle of course, for 30% off of the original price for all the content packs combined, and PS Plus Subscribers can save even more when they purchase this bundle. This package includes the Vietnam, Onslaught, and perhaps VIP membership to unlock a decent amount of exclusive maps. Don't expect these deals to last to long, because as fast as sales come, they can leave even faster.

     The Assassins Creed: Revelations Multiplayer Beta is going great and is now open to all Playstation Network users. When the beta was initially released, it was set aside for use by, and only by Playstation Plus members. Now everyone can get into some killer free running maneuvers, and breathtaking takedowns as they assume the role of an Assassin.           One of the downsides of not being a PS Plus subscriber, is that you only get access to the beta for a mere three days. The beta will officially go offline and be deemed unusable on September 11th, 2011. So if you are into the whole Assassins Creed franchise, this is a great way to get a hands on experience with the upcoming release.

     Looking to imply CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) text decorations your webpage to give it a more personalized feel? Providing that you already know where and how to imply the code, you can use the following codes to assist you. If you don't have a clue where to start, try submitting a comment to this post, and I will attempt and see if I can help you out. A basic CSS code where a text decoration can be applied would look something like the following. text-decoration: command ; The decoration is applied by replacing the bold "command" text above with a command code. For example, if you replace the the bold text with "underline" the result would be the text the coding is applied to being underlined . Below you will find a list of simple tags to apply to the code above to create text decorations. Good luck and happy coding. Desired Effect CSS Code ...