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Steam has launched a ‘Best of British’ bundle that compiles seven games in one cheap package. Together they would usually cost $70, but you can grab them all for just £7.99 / $9.99. Check out the full list below:

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Some screens for Clash of the Titans popped up over on GamersHell, and you should really go have a look.

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Namco’s released the first screens of its Clash of the Titans game, saying it’s releasing this “spring”. Hit the link for the shots.

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Namco Bandai has officially announced via a press release Clash of Titans for PS3 and Xbox 360.

Originally announced at GamesCom back in August, the game is based on the movie starring Liam Neeson, Sam Worthington and Ralph Fiennes.

It’s expected to launch alongside the film come March 2010.

Currently in development with Game Republic, the hack-and-slash action-adventure game will follow the movie but expand the universe a bit and has over 100 creatures from Greek mythology and locations range from ancient Greece.

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Namco Bandai announced during GamesCom that a game based on the movie remake of the Clash of the Titans is in the works for PS3 and Xbox 360.

Somehow we missed this last week, but its expected to land on shelves alongside the film March 26.

Currently in development with Game Republic, the hack-and-slash action-adventure game will follow the movie but expand the universe a bit, like most movie-based games.

More than 100 creatures from Greek mythology are in the game and locations range from ancient Greek monuments to snow and lava rich areas.Expect the usual Greek creature fodder -centaurs, minotaurs, wraiths, dragons, ogres and you just know Medusa will be in it.

Hopefully the centuries have helped heal her issues over her appearance- but don’t count on it.

Via VideogamesBlogger.

The recently spotted “2010″ game from Brash could be the film tie-in for the upcoming Clash of the Titans movie, says this. Brash also confirmed it’s handling the Saw game yesterday, so this doesn’t sound like the most impossible thing in the world. As long as the skeletons are done in stop-frame animation, we’re good with it.