Taking control of a mysterious figure that has inherited the legacy of the long-dead evil Overlord, the player emerges near death from the ruins of the old Overlord's Dark Tower. Only the player's actions will determine if they will rise to become the new all-powerful Overlord; it's all up to how bad they want to be in order to succeed ... evil or really evil! With a dark sense of humor, the game immerses players in twisted parodies of classic fantasy stories and characters. In a unique twist, players will have control over an army of an army of Minions that will use their unique skills to fetch, fight and die for their new Overlord. Throughout the game players will actively control a horde of these gremlin-like creatures that will follow every bidding no matter how whimsical or life threatening it may be.

Prepare for battle as Operation Flashpoint: Red River invades retail today in EMEA regions for Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and Games for Windows LIVE (PC). To mark the launch of this all-new chapter in the multi-million selling tactical shooter series, Codemasters has today released a new gamplay video, shown below. The launch video focuses on the specialities of each of the members that make up the USMC Fireteam – Rifleman, Scout, Auto Rifleman and Grenadier – and shows how their unique skills combine to become a fearsome fighting force.

Operation Flashpoint: Red River sets the standard for authentic and intense tactical combat in the game’s new theatre of war, Tajikistan. Players become part of a United States Marine Fireteam dispatched to quell an insurgency that threatens American interests, but the flashpoint rapidly escalates as the Chinese People’s Liberation Army enters the fray. Gamers must think tactically and work together to succeed on a deadly battlefield where one bullet can kill.

Egypt,1939 Fritz Braun, leader of an German Special researchunit discoverson one of his excavations a mysterious material fromwhich, accordingto tradition an incredible amount of energy can beextracted.Immediately, the mysterious material is transported toGermany, wherehe possibilities employment as military weapon is testedin secretunderground experimental plants.[center]Even thoughthe research iskept strictly secrecy, the Americans learn of the Germanplans and sendtheir best secret service agent Mike Baker to Germanywith the order toobtain information, to capture the leader of theresearch Fritz Braunand to destroy the experimental plants. In themiddle of the ragingwar, Mike Baker hat to search for hints for thesecret location of thetesting labs. Finally, he receives informationwhich are leading him toa mysterious castle in south Germany: TheWolfsburg ! On his arrival,he has to notice that of the Germans havelost control of theirexcavations and are threatening lead to horribledisasters. Will MikeBaker succeed in destroying the undergroundexperimental plantstogether with their terrible monstrous inventions?

Ongaku is a 2D rhythm action game combining an original score and stylized artwork. Players take the role of the magic crystal Ongaku and progress through the fantasy kingdom of Melody by popping paint bubbles in time to the music. If successfully popped, the paint bubbles reveal an artistic masterpiece, bringing the canvas to life with its unique artwork.

Compiling for the first time all of the Oddworld adventure games (including Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee and Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath for the first time on PC platforms), the Oddboxx contains four incredibly unique and captivating games set in the bizarre Oddworld. Included are Abe's Oddysee, Abe's Exoddus, Munch's Oddysee and Stranger's Wrath.

Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee, 1997 – The first Oddworld Inhabitants release that introduced loveable Mudokon factory-slave Abe to the world. Abe, an exploited factory worker, discovers a dark secret about his missing co-workers and learns that he must overturn his greedy corporate captors, to save his enslaved brothers and himself.

Oddworld: Abe’s Exoddus, 1998 – The bonus sequel to Abe’s Oddysee that was not part of the Quintology, but gave Oddworld Inhabitants an opportunity to improve on the gameplay of Oddysee, while also adding depth to Abe’s tale within Oddworld.

Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee, 2001 – The second game in the Oddworld Quintology was also the first Oddworld game in full 3D. Munch is one of last ‘Gabbits’; a race endangered by the activities of the nefarious Vykkers Laboratory. With the help of Abe, hero of the previous Exoddus and Oddysee games, Munch leads the quest save to his kind from extinction, in this mix of adventure, strategy, puzzle and platform gameplay.

Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath, 2005 – The fourth game from Oddworld Inhabitants, is also considered by many as one of the best Xbox games of all time. Stranger’s Wrath, tells the tale of a bounty hunter, who while catching criminals for moolah, is attempting to conceal a secret that if revealed, could endanger his life. The first full-on action title in the series, mixing 3rd and 1st person combat / shooter gameplay, the game was set in the Wild West of Oddworld, far from the industrial lands that housed Abe and Munch’s tales. The game adapted Oddworld’s unique Gamespeak feature, using it more as a soft hint system to give the game wide player accessibility without ‘dumbing the game down’. The game also debuted a ‘live ammo’ concept where the ammunition was made of living creatures, and had to be caught for the player to use.