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Team17′s announced it’ll release Worms: Ultimate Mayhem onto PSN on February 14. The title will be an ultimate compilation of content from Worms 3D and Worms 4, featuring 60 missions from both games, graphical enhancements and a new and improved camerawork.

There’s more details on the US PS Blog.

Is there nothing those non-arthropod invertebrate animals can’t do? Apparently not, as Team 17 announce that the little pink fella’s will be downing their bazookas in favour of golf-stick-racquet-clubs later this year.

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Team 17′s Mark Baldwin has announced on the PS Blog that over the next month, four DLC packs for $4.99 Worms 2: Armageddon will be released.

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Team 17 has officially announced Worms: Ultimate Mayhem for digital release, after being outed by the Australian Classification Board back in May.

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Bloody hell, it looks like a news aggregator threw up in here. You’d not believe how much content is through the break.

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The usual short, weird, or just plain strange stuff is posted for you below the break.

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Team 17′s announced the final part of the Alien Breed series, Alien Breed 3: Descent, will launch on November 17.

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Team17 has released screens and a trailer for its upcoming Wii release Worms: Battle Islands.

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UK-based studio Team 17 has said it’s planning to increase the number of downloadable games it produces, and forgo boxed products in the future.

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Like cheap stuff? Better yet, like cheap games? You’re going to love today even more: Alien Breed: Impact is 50 percent off on Steam.

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Team 17 boss Martyn Brown has said problems with PSP go have nothing to do with the fact it’s a digital device, but more so because of the price and available library.

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Team 17 has released a new co-op trailer for the PC version of Alien Breed: Impact.

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The ESRB has outed the forthcoming release of Alien Breed 2: Assault.

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Team 17 has announced that Alien Breed Evolution will be released on Steam and PSN this summer, complete with a new name.

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Team 17′s Martyn Brown has tweeted that a new 2D Worms title is heading to PC.

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John Dennis, Team 17’s design manager, has told RPS that each of the three episodes for Alien Breed: Evolution contains a narrative arc that links all three together, along with its own weapons, environments and aliens.

“Each episode is a stand-alone game that can be downloaded and played separately,” said Dennis. “There’s a narrative arc that links the three episodes together, each episode ending on a cliff-hanger that’s resolved at the start of the next episode. So if people download the first episode, we hope they’ll want to find out how the story carries on in later episodes [and] each episode has three unique maps designed specifically for co-op multiplayer.

“Each episode has a unique selection of weapons, environments and aliens, as well as it’s own set-piece battles and boss encounters, so each one has quite a different flavour. They’re all pretty tense affairs though. It still makes me nervous playing the game on “Elite” difficulty, and I’ve been working on the game since the start!

“I’m not sure what the price for each episode will be: I don’t think it’s been decided yet, but each episode’s between 5-8 hours of play, so I’m sure it’ll be good value for money.”

Dennis also said that the team is working hard on the PC version, so it shouldn’t be too much longer before it is released as well.

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Team17 has announced that a title update was released for Worms 2: Armageddon on Xbox Live Arcade.

The free update includes design changes, gameplay tweaks and a large list of fixes, which are posted below the break.

It was also announced that more DLC is planned for release during the early part of 2010, but no details on that were provided.

Should you be a Facebook user, Team17 are also holding a Fort design competition for players through here.

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Team17′s John Dennis has chatted a bit about Alien Breed Evolution during the Eurogamer Expo in Leeds, and confirmed three episodes for PS3 and Xbox 360.

“In each episode there’s a prologue level, then there are five single-player levels and they’re really large. Much larger than they should have been,” he said. “There are also two set pieces in each episode. For example there’s one where the ship goes through an asteroid field, there’s debris coming up through the floor and the air’s running out.

“There are also two boss battles in each episode, then on top of that there are three multiplayer levels.”

Dennis revealed that each episode will take “five to eight hours” to complete, and the prologues for each will be free to download.

Still no word on a release or price yet.

Thanks, Eurogamer.

Team 17 boss Martyn Brown has said that claims of bribery from Microsoft over the timed exclusivity of Alien Breed: Evolution for Xbox Live Arcade, are “bollocks”, although understands there are PS3 owners who are pissed at the exclusivity deal.

“I understand that. It’s difficult. Obviously we’d like everything on every platform day one. The LIVE Arcade thing… we get accused of being bribed or we’ve took Microsoft’s money, and it’s all bollocks,” Brown told Videogamer .

“The reason is that we’ve got a long relationship with Microsoft’s first party unit. We get on great with them. In exchange for exclusivity we get a lot more promotion. We’ve got a closer deal with them. That’s just how it is. It’s unfortunate. That’s just how we work.”

The Team 17 boss further went on to cite PSN games, Super Stardust HD and PAIN, as examples of games 360 owners cant get their hands on due to exclusivity.

“They’ve [Sony] got their own exclusives. You look at Super Stardust, which is exclusive to PS3. It works the other way round. For people complaining, at the same time, people on LIVE Arcade can’t play Super Stardust or PAIN or a bunch of titles. It’s just the way the world works really.”

The game’s out on Xbox Live Arcade sometime this Fall with a PSN and PC release sometime later.

In a video interview with VG247 last week, Team 17 boss Martyn Brown said that Alien Breed Evolution will release on Xbox Live Arcade first due to the faith Microsoft showed in the developer from an early stage.

“I think XBLA still leads PS3 in terms of user base and probably the amount of people buying the thing,” he told us when we asked why Team 17 chose 360 as the lead platform for release.

“Plus we have a relationship with Microsoft that’s pretty close – a first party publishing relationship,” he said.

“They showed a lot of faith in us early doors and that’s kind of kept going really. I think they’ve got the same kind of games on there: it’s the same kind of audience really.

“I’m not suggesting the PS3 is any less than that, but we just feel that’s the market for the game.

“It will come to PS3 and it will come to PC as well, but intially it’ll be Live Arcade,” concluded Brown.

Watch the full video interview here.