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A famous series of clues within RedLynx’s 2009 release Trials HD have been revealed to point squarely at – well, not a great deal.

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Red Lynx has announced that the sequel to the much-loved racer/platformer Trials HD will be coming soon to two separate gaming conventions on opposite sides of the globe.
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RedLynx has announced a milestone for Trials HD, its motorcycle stunt game. Apparently, the Xbox Live titles has sold more than 2 million units counting the core game and the DLC.

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Mr Major Nelson has detailed some special, one-day-only offers.

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The XBLA Triple Pack bundling Limbo, Splosion Man and Trials HD into one physical title has been confirmed for European release.

The pack will launch in Europe on May 13.

No pricing as yet, but the EU version of the pack will include an 8-hour Xbox Live Gold trial and 160 MS Points.

Once thought to be a Japan exclusive, the pack was recently confirmed for US release on April 19, for $29.99.

Thanks, Joystiq.

Are you unable to download video games due to draconian download limits, lack of credit card, or having a network composed of two cans, a bit of string, and stick to beat it with? You can still enjoy three of the best Xbox Live Arcade offerings courtesy of a new retail bundle.

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Microsoft’s released the second DLC pack for mini motocross racer Trials HD.

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Buy this game.

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RedLynx has announced the Thrills Pack for uber-moto racer Trials HD will release on December 1.

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RedLynx has announced its stunt biker game, Trials HD, recently passed the 1 million sales mark on Xbox Live.

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RedLynx has released details on its upcoming expansion pack for Trials HD, called Big Trills.

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RedLynx has revealed that Trials HD is now available for 560 MSP through June 20 – a 53 percent cut on its normal 1200 MSP price point.

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You guys loved Trials HD. You were literally obsessed with it, which is probably why you voted it as the best overall Arcade game of last year.

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RedLynx has told CVG that it’s proud of Trials HD, its Xbox Live Arcade game, for bringing in 300,000 sales.

“We’re a smaller, 25-person multiplatform studio, and for us this is an excellent example of how digital download space opens up significant opportunities that might not otherwise be available for creative and talented smaller teams,” said studio CEO Tero Virtala.

Even so, the firm is mum on what else is next from the team.

“First things first. We are still very strongly working on DLC for Trials HD,” said Virtala. “It’s gonna be a great package.No exact date yet set, will keep you updated! We’ll first make sure it’s gonna be a really good pack.”

More through the link.

Tero Virtala, CEO of RedLynx, sat down with GOONLINE and had a chat about all things Trials HD, and through the course of the conversation, Virtala happened to provide his thoughts on Natal and the montion controller from Sony.

“The motion controls definitely expand the possibilities for whole new game experiences. New type of games, interactive experiences, new type of audiences,” he said. “There are number of interesting developments that we all have seen in the press. If we would have to hand-pick one of the most interesting ones, we would most likely choose Project Natal.

“Motion controlling without the controller – with full body and movement mapping – it could be a leap to the next dimension, not just one more development step among motion controllers.

“In any case, our focus has always been multiplatform, and we’ve been many times working with new devices and platforms, so these new motion controllers definitely are of high interest.”

As far as bringing Trials HD to PSN, Virtala said it was too early to say as the firm is concentrating on DLC for the Xbox Live version at the moment.

You can read the rest of the interview, conducted by VG247′s newest slave-boy, Johnathan Cullen, through the link.

Nelson’s confirmed that the excellent Trials HD is now up on Live.

Blurb:

Fasten your helmet…and unlock the full version of Trials HD. This physics-based motorcycle game has over 50 brilliant tracks and amazing HD graphics, in two unique game modes. Customize your rider, unlock bikes, climb global leaderboards, and compete with new in-game friend-scores. With the level-editor, create and share an unlimited amount of new tracks. Trials HD is an experience you haven’t seen before!

Best 1,200MSP you’ll ever spend. Promise.

Nelson‘s confirmed that Trials HD will be this week’s game of choice for Xbox Live Arcade.

It’ll be out on Wednesday for 1200 MS points.

Still undecided on buying it? EG published it’s review this morning and got a nine.

You have no excuse now.

Redlynx has released three new gameplay videos for Trials HD.

Game has over 50 tracks in two game modes: Race and Skill. Race emphasizes balance, skill and control as players take-on indoor obstacle tracks with minimum faults, as fast as possible.Skill-mode contains extreme stunt tracks, and explosions, crashes, and injuries cannot be avoided.

The physics-based motorcycle racer is expected to land on Xbox Live on August 12 and will include a level-editor allowing you to create your own tracks and share your work with pals.

Gamershell has all the videos, here.

Microsoft has finally dated and priced its Summer of Arcade titles – with the exception of The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition, which just says Summer 2009.

Without further ado, here’s the list:

• July 22:  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles- 1200 MS Points ($14.99/£10.20)
• July 29:  Marvel vs. Capcom 2 – 1200 MS Points ($14.99/£10.20)
• August 5:  Splosion Man – 800 MS Points ($10.00/£6.80)
• August 12:  Trials HD – 1200 MS Points ($14.99/£10.20)
• August 19:  Shadow Complex – 1200 MS Points ($14.99/£10.20)

Thanks, Evil Avatar.

RedLynx Trials 2: Second Edition, dubbed as Trials HD, will be heading to Xbox Live thanks to Microsoft’s Summer of Arcade promotion.

The motorbike game has 50 courses, rider-customization, unlockables, leaderboards, crashes, death, explosions, stunts, broken limbs, the works.

Eurogamer has some nice shots of it, and loved it, apparently.

Hit the links to judge for yourself.