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THQ is to auction off its remaining unsold properties.

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After a lengthy closed beta, Team 17′s classic turn-based strategy game Worms is now freely available on Facebook. In case you’ve somehow never played it, this is the perfect chance to go hands-on with the lighthearted battler, which has been the heart and violent end of many a gaming friendship. Screens and trailer through the break.

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A new Worms Revolution trailer has surfaced, and it seems our hermaphrodite friends are in a spot of trouble.

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Mastertronic has announced the Worms Collection for PS3 and Xbox 360. The Team 17 collection includes Worms, Worms Ultimate Mayhem and Worms 2: Armageddon, plus six full packs of DLC. It will release on August 31. Check out screenshots below.

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Team 17′s ubiquitous Worms franchise is set to arrive on Facebook later in the year. The Facebook page promises “more news soon”. Worms will be Team 17 Digital’s first Facebook game and will mark the gazillionth release of a Worms title on more or less every platform under the sun.

If, somehow, you don’t know what to expect from a Worms title, head through the break from a small offering of screen shots.

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Team 17 has announced Worms Revolution will launch on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 in the fall. The game was created using a new engine and contains new challenges along with tried and true staples such as the Holy Hand Grenade. More information is to be made available closer to launch. Check out the teaser for it below courtesy of Viso Games.

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

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

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Team17 has released a video for Worms: Reloaded, and we have it for you below.

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Team 17′s just released Worms for iPhone and iPod Touch.

For $4.99 you get 50 challenges, four-way multiplayer and more.

Go get it here.

GamerBytes  has released a list of the top ten best selling games on PSN in April.

Hopefully your favorites did well.

1. Rag Doll Kung Fu
2. Worms
3. Wheel of Fortune
4. Flower
5. Mortal Kombat II
6. Comet Crash
7. Ratcher & Clank Future: Quest for Booty
8. Linger in Shadows
9. PAIN
10. Noby Noby Boy

You can get the full analysis and break down through the link.

Thanks, D’toid.

We’ve known for a while now that Worms was heading to iPhone, but were unsure how it would look until this video popped up.

Team 17 Software announced it back in March 2008.

Looks decent for an iPhone game.

See for yourself.

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Team17 has posted some XBLA Worms information on its Facebook page.

Apparently, the new game’s now called Worms 2: Armageddon, and includes Avatar support and vertical levels.

The upcoming PSN Worms game will be an expanded port of the current XBLA offering, with improved physics and 1080p display.

More through the link, along with pretty pictures.

Team17 studio boss Martyn Brown’s confirmed to VG247 that the PSN Worms version coming later this year includes the holy hand grenade.

“We can confirm, before we’re besieged, that Worms PSN does have the Holy Hand Grenade,” said Brown.

The PS3 version’s essentially a bumped out take on the current XBLA title.

“Worms PSN is… a larger, honed edition of the very successful XBLA game,” Brown added.

“It has additional weapons, features, more levels, more audio (no size limitations) options, runs in 1080p and plays very sweetly.

“We hope that will be out there sooner rather than later and will support soon with videos and full detail.”

There’s no date on the PS3 title as yet.

According to this, Team17 is considering bringing its IPs to iPhone, following last night’s viewings of Spore and Monkey Ball in the US.

“I think [the SDK news] is a fantastic and positive move opening up the iPhone to developers, as it is a potentially tremendous device for casual games,” said studio director Martyn Brown. “We’ll certainly be looking at ways we can bring something like our own Worms titles to the device.”