Age of Enigma is coming soon to iPad, but wouldn’t rather play it now on your Mac? If you can’t make up your mind, try out Zombie Area, which is now available for both Mac and iOS Devices. The other announcements today are all Mac only, and include a couple of bundles, some special sales, and an app that can add 3D sound to your Macintosh.

After a few days off to focus on Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, the roundup returns with gaming news for World of Warcraft and Trine fans. We’ve also got announcements regarding ExactScan Pro 2, Disk Drill and Presto, so head inside to what you and your Mac have been missing.

If you’ve got an old-school Mac geek in your family, Susan Kare’s ICONS book is about as fantastic as a gift can get. And if you need to keep track of your gift giving, the Bento 4 Holiday Kit will do the trick. Your other announcements today include iWatermark Pro, Scrawl, Type2Phone, High Stakes, Output Factory and customizable Tracks and Tracks HD headphones from SOL Republic.

Whether you’re looking to become a Battlefield Hero or a Dungeon Overlord, all you need is a Mac and an Internet connection. In fact, that’s also all you need to play Mission: Impossible The Game. Or Mission Impossible: The Game. Mission: Impossible: The Game. I don’t know. I’m just going to move on to Cocktail 4.9.6 (Snow Leopard Edition), okay?

Next week is World of Warcraft’s birthday. Happy birthday, World of Warcraft! Do you think it’s tacky to buy it Jurassic Park: The Game? Just to be safe, you can buy it for yourself, instead, then give it something like TuneUp, Cocktail or the Tiffen Dfx v3 digital filter suite. Your other update today is SeedCode Complete for FileMaker Pro 11, but we really should be focusing on dinosaurs and orcs.

Did you ever play Bomb Jack at the arcades? You can now play Katana Jack, with fewer bombs and more katanas, one would surmise. The titles of today’s other software updates— PDF2Office, GoSign, SyncMate, Impression and Indigo would also lead one to believe none of them feature katanas or bombs…which they don’t. Oh, but maybe Neverwinter Nights 2 does.

If you’re looking for a new speaker system for your Mac, perhaps the Tango Bar will do. Or maybe you want some new headphones, and you want them to be white. Either way, you’re covered today. You can also cover your Macbook with some Ryan McGinness designs, and D-Link has a sleight full of times ready for your holiday shopping needs. Oh, and there’s software, too. Bundles, even!

Ever dreamed of being a beautiful detective who has to figure out who stole all the animals from your uncle’s zoo? No? Okay, well, then let’s move on. You can now make your office look a little bit more like an Apple Store, learn to use Pages ’09, switch between OS X Lion spaces with your mouse, battle goblins, orcs, warlocks and dozens of other mythical creatures, and more.

What, is everyone waiting for closer to Black Friday to make announcements? Only four announcements today, but one’s a big old MacBundle, so we’ve actually got 14 items to tell you about. You can start getting ready for the holidays with iWeb Christmas and Holiday Templates, Nova Media has updated UberMask, and the adnX team has released Projector 3.0, Imagerie 2.0 and GeoLead 1.0.

It’s the dawning of the Age of Enigma…or will be, come December. Until then, I guess we’re in the deep night of Raging Pigs and Dictabulus Speech. Your only other updates to carry through the weekend are to Dolly Drive, DriveSlim, SimpleRSS and Pins. I could tell you what they do, but I don’t want to quell your sense of adventure and discovery.