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The Lumines Electronic Symphony Facebook Page has asked players to indicate their interest in a potential DLC pack for the popular Vita title. Q Entertainment is quite clear that there are no plans for DLC at the moment, but hopes enough interest will inspire Ubisoft to greenlight a content drop – maybe even a remix of classic track Shinin’. Go forth and click Like.

Thanks, Joystiq.

The unwieldy Electronic Symphony subtitle of the recently-released Vita version of Lumines was very nearly something much snappier.

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In a media blast regarding its action RPG Dungeon Hunter: Alliance, Ubisoft has announced it intends to push all its Vita releases out by February 14, a week in advance of the console itself. The decision will make all Ubisoft’s launch titles available to those who receive their console a week early as part of a US-only advance sales scheme. Early adopters look forward to Rayman Origins, Lumines, Michael Jackson: The Experience and Asphalt Injection.

Additionally, Gravity Rush, the gorgeous-looking adventure, is now officially expected on February 22.

Thanks, Siliconera – twice.

Ubisoft has sent over an updated release schedule of titles slated for 2012, and it looks as though double packs for Assassin’s Creed, Rainbow Six Vegas, Splinter Cell and Far Cry 2 are on the way in March.

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A gazillion screenshots for PS Vita games have been released – well, maybe not a gazillion, but 200 at least. Shots include art and in-game screens from: Everybody’s Golf, Uncharted: Golden Abyss, WipEout 2048, Resistance: Burning Skies, Sound Shapes, Super StarDust Delta, Top Darts, MotorStorm RC, Lumines, Gravity Rush, Michael Jackson The Experience, Reality Fighters, Escape Plan, Hustle Kings, Little Deviants, and LittleBigPlanet. There’s also a video for Touch My Katamari below.

The majority of these games are launch titles, and some of the screens you may have seen, some you may not have: either way, they’re posted below.

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Could Sound Shapes be the next Lumines? They’re both deceptively simple, stylish games, both combining audio, video and gameplay in ways we haven’t necessarily seen before, and they’re both for Sony handhelds.

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Ubisoft has released screenshots for three of its Vita games, literally on the system, which the firm is showing at TGS this week.

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If you haven’t been watching our live blog of the Sony gamescom 2011 press conference, Ubisoft just announced their launch lineup for PlayStation Vita!
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Lumines won’t be making it to PSN any time soon. Developer Q Games said yesterday on its Twitter feed that licensing issues have created a sticky online wicket for the rhythm-action classic.

“We would love to bring Lumines/Lumines II to the PSN store,” said the company, “but there are complications, music licensing, was published by Namco, etc.”

There was a foll-up, however: “That said, we’re obviously looking into it. ”

Hold onto the dream, weird coloured block fans.

Via GamePro and Kotaku.

Loads of new themes, movie trailers, game trailers and the usual other stuff is available this week.

Mostly, the only things worth noting are Flower, the free NBA Live 09 All Star Weekend add-on, the Lumines skins pack, and the Guitar Hero and Rock Band tracks Xbox 360 users got earlier in the week.

The full list is on the PS Blog.

Q’s confirmed the PSN release of a Classic Pack of Lumines skins to celebrate the puzzler’s fourth birthday.

The DLC includes 20 backgrounds from the original game through which to bust blocks and groove through musical puzzles.

Go get it, Lumines junkies.

Dengeki’s reporting that Q’s developing an official Lumines game for LittleBigPlanet.

It’s going to be released sometime in the winter, apparently.

Thanks, Kotaku.

Q Entertainment’s musical puzzler Lumines is to be added to Steam, the developer has announced. From Kotaku:

Much like the Xbox Live version of the game, Lumines is available as a base pack for $9.95, with an Advance Pack containing 21 new challenge mode skins, 60 puzzles for puzzle mode, and 35 stages for puzzle mode setting you back an additional $7.95, or you can grab the whole thing for $14.95, which is a much better deal, especially when you factor in the extra 10% you get if you purchase the game before Friday April 25th.