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Square Enix has announced it will be announcing next-gen, current gen, PC and mobile title at E3 next week.

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Sony has published details of a huge fighting game sale on PSN, fierce dragon-punching money off the price of many PS3 brawlers from now until June 5.

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If you’ve got an iDevice and enjoy Mini Ninjas, then today is a good day for you, because a side-scrolling endless runner edition of the series is now available for £0.69/€0,89/$0.99. Video after the jump.
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CoreOnline, a microtransaction-based browser game service, has been announced by Square Enix.

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An as yet unannounced Kinect Mini Ninjas game has turned up on the Xbox Live Marketplace.

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The reliably leaky Australian Classification Board believes IO Interactive has finished a new Mini Ninjas game.

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Siliconera has dug up a European trademark and domain registration for a potentially new Mini Ninjas game called Mini Ninjas: Hiro’s Adventure. The 2009 game was announced as coming to Chrome last December, so either this the same game with a different title, or something new entirely. We’ll send a mail. [image]

Downloadable games this week included in the US PSN update include: Smash Cars and Bloody Roar, along with demos for IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds Of Prey and Mini Ninjas.

Add-on content includes Andy Dick for Pain, the Zen Pinball Street Fighter II Tribute Table, BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger additional colors, Cross Edge packs, and the usual Rock Band and Guitar Hero stuff.

PSP goodies consist of Warriors Orochi, Bloody Roar and add-on songs for Rock Band Unplugged.

Full thing is over on the US PS Blog.

The Euro PSN update today has some nice demos for you. WET, DiRT 2, Mini Ninjas, and IL2 Sturmovik: Birds Of Prey.

Add-ons consist of Andy Dick for the game Pain, a Street Fighter II themed table for Zen Pinball and the usual Rock Band and Guitar Hero stuff.

PSP users can get Wild Arms XF, Riviera, Warriors Orochi, and demos for Dissidia Final Fantasy and Colin McRae Rally 2005.

The full thing is over on the EU PS Blog. Go have a look.

Eidos has confirmed that it’ll be releasing a demo of Mini Ninjas this week.

It’ll release on Wednesday on PC and Xbox Live Marketplace, while it’ll appear on PSN on Thursday.

PR is after the break. Game’s out September 8 in the US, September 11 in the UK.

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Speaking in your ears time. Below you’ll find the fourth VG247 podcast, featuring an interview with Batman PR rep Gareth Williams on the game’s now-released demo, as well as some detail on the upcoming Championship Manager 2010 and IO’s Mini Ninjas.

The rest is banter about the week’s news, mainly focused on the EA and Acti figures from earlier this week, the StarCraft II slip, EA’s propensity to burn money and Bobby Kotick’s fated comment on raising game prices.

It’s Friday. Hear us laugh. Remember, you can now add a subscription to this in iTunes (or your news reader, or whatever) with this URL – http://www.vg247.com/feed/podcast/.

When Mart’s finished working on a necessary bit of art, we’ll add it to the iTunes Store.

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Eidos just confirmed its E3 line-up. The publisher’s showing three games in LA next week. And they are:

• Batman: Arkham Asylum
• Mini Ninjas
• Just Cause 2

Press release after the break.

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Eidos has announced Mini Ninjas, a new action game from Danish developer, Io Interactive, for PC, DS, Wii and next gen platforms this autumn.

IOI is most famous for the Hitman franchise as well as Kane & Lynch.

You play as Hiro, a very small ninja on “the biggest adventure, as he embarks on an epic and electrifying quest to restore harmony to a world on the brink of chaos,” says the release.

You will learn different fighting skills and be able to master various types of magic as the game progresses.

“Mini Ninjas represents a truly special game for us,” said Niels Jørgensen, General Manager of Io Interactive.

“The whole team is very excited about it, because it is unique in so many ways. From the art style to the characters and the depth of the game – Mini Ninjas has that exceptional appeal, which is sure to keep both young and old very entertained.”

You can find concept art and screenshots for DS, Wii and high def consoles after the break. There’s a trailer too, in case you hadn’t noticed.

By Mike Bowden

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