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Just a reminder that you can have more Quantum Conundrum should you want it, a state of being brought about by having played any Quantum Conundrum at all. The Desmond Debacle is available on Steam for just $2.99, and includes a whole new wing of the Quadwrangle Manor. Quantum Conundrum is also available on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Thanks, Blue.

You probably already know that Portal creator Kim Swift has a new game coming, and that it lets you switch between dimensions to solve her mind-bending puzzles. But did you know it also gives you a robust physics engine and a device for tearing things up? So this new trailer demonstrates.

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Portal creator Kim Swift makes her approach to puzzle design sound quite diabolical.

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Marketing tour de force iam8bit has something pretty special in the works to promote the Square Enix-published puzzler Quandrum Conundrum, and while neither party is ready to give details, they are inviting 50 fans to take part in whatever it is. You need to be available in the Los Angeles area on May 11 and 12 and be at least 18 years old. Get more information and sign up here. Quantum Conundrum, the latest effort from Portal creator Kim Swift, is expected via digital distribution in northern summer, on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Thanks, Joystiq.

Following Capcom US saying last night that it “looks” as though there won’t be a PC Dark Void demo, Capcom UK’s issued an official statement on the matter. In short, don’t go waiting up, PC people.

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PC owners looking forward to a Dark Void demo to complement the console versions due this week shouldn’t hold there breath – there isn’t going to be one.

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Capcom’s released another Dark Void dev diary, as you can see after the break, this time detailing flight and vertical combat.

It really is vertical. As in, straight up. And the flight sequence tech really does look good. Fingers crossed.

PC, 360 and PS3. No date on it yet.

Thanks, BigDownload.

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Dark Void allows you to be a pilot that slips through “the Void” into a parallel dimension and the soundtrack and visuals are awesome, apparently.

Joystiq seemed pretty enthralled with its hands-on at E3, and said that the gameplay “reaches levels of freshness few games are able to tap into.”

The screens and video sure do look nice at any rate.

Capcom and Airtight say it will be out for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 sometime this fall.