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Gamercide Weekly Recap

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Here is what we reported for the week of February 14, 2010 - February 20, 2010.

News

EA Announces Battlefield Bracket Challenge Presented By Gamestop - Read the press release

"Extra" Content Cut From 360 Version of Lost Planet 2 -It appears that gamers are getting screwed over again when it comes to being forced to buy DLC if they want to add hours to gameplay.

Leona Lewis Plays FFXIII - Incase you didn’t know she sings the lame theme song for FFXIII.

EA Continues to Push the Sale of New Games with Battlefield: BC2 - Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is coming with an in game store just like Mass Effect 2’s Cerberus Network.

Resident Evil 5: Lost in Nightmares DLC out Tomorrow - Just a friendly reminder for those of you who have been waiting to get your hands on the Lost in Nightmares DLC for Resident Evil 5.

Sonic 4 Leaked Footage - Better watch the following leaked footage from 1up before Sega makes it disappear.

Square Enix "Altered" Screenshots Comparisons - Square Enix keeps giving console fanboys reasons to argue over whether the PS3 or 360 will produce the mind blowing graphics that are expected from Final Fantasy XIII.

Reviews

Darwinia+ - XBLA review

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