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Skulls of the Shogun, Special Forces Seal Team X, EA Publisher Sale and more have been dated for the XBL Marketplace. The content bonanza starts today and runs through February 11. get updated below.

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Red Dead Redemption kicks of the PS Plus offerings this month starting today. You can nab the awesome western game for free until October 2. However, there are other goodies in store for subscribers this month such as Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and Double Dragon Neon from September 12 through December 4. The lovely point and click puzzler Machinarium is also available from tomorrow, September 5 through October 23. More updates will be announced during the month, so head on over to the PS Blog to remain in-the-know.

Tribute Games is aiming to raise $75,000 for its upcoming project.

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Scott Pilgrim creator Brian Lee O’Malley has said that Telltale was interested in making an adventure game based on the character.

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Scott Pilgrim vs The World has a trailer, and it’s full of samurai fighting, beating up baddies, guitar minigames, and plenty of 2D flair.

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Reason #43128695 that Candian comic series Scott Pilgrim is awesome: it’s chock full of sly nods to 8 and 16-bit videogame culture.

Thank goodness, then, that – based on a bunch of screenshots that leaked out of PAX East this weekend – we’re pretty sure Ubisoft read our list of “Top 43128695 Reasons Scott Pilgrim is Awesumm!111″

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Scott Pilgrim, a comic book sensation penned by Bryan Lee O’Malley (and soon, a movie starring Michael Cera and directed by Edgar Wright), is getting the videogame treatment courtesy of Ubisoft Montreal, reports IGN.

Announced during last week’s Comic Con, the game will shed its formal film-wear and instead go with a look akin to the comic series. According to O’Malley, gameplay will consist of 2D brawling, which sounds all right to us, considering that one portion of the comic parodied old-school brawler River City Ransom.

The game, film, and final volume of the comic are all expected to drop in 2010. We’re completely stoked, if we’re being honest. And if you’re not, well, something’s wrong with you. If that “something” is that you haven’t read the comic, then you’ve got homework.