If you’re the type who loves to dig up obscure holidays and post them for all your Facebook friends because it’s…well…funny, you should throw in this one since it may actually be of use. Macgamestore.com has announced that July 15th through the 21st is UbiSoft Week, and is reducing the price of all the publisher’s titles by 50%. Take that, Nude Recreation Week!

Can’t wait until February 19th to visit Shutter Island? Don’t. Macgamestore.com the Shutter Island casual game based on the upcoming feature film by Paramount Pictures. The game is published by Merscom. The Shutter Island game is a hidden objects game where players take on the role of a U.S. Marshal as they attempt to locate patients that have escaped Ashecliffe during a recent hurricane. Shutter Island offers immersive gameplay that pulls you into the secluded, 1950s mental institution, and makes you find stuff there, anyway.

Ever wondered when iTunes for games would be released? It already has. Game retailer Macgamestore.com has released a new application that allows users to buy and download games in one click, Mac Games Arcade. For me, this is reminiscent of Real Arcade for Windows a few years ago, a similar application that allowed the purchase more »

Macgamestore has announced the availability of The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes for the Mac. Developed by Legacy Interactive, The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes launches players into the world of the eccentric and world-renowned detective.

As the first computer game officially licensed by the Conan Doyle Estate, The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes features familiar personalities, including Sherlock Holmes, Watson, Mycroft, Inspector Lestrade and more than 100 historical characters.

Details and system specs after the break.

Under the mistaken belief that Apple news at this point can be about something other than the 3G iPhone, Macgamestore has announced the release of The Clumsys for the Mac. Developed by Gogii Games, The Clumsys is a hidden object game that features over 10 hours of game play with 100 levels, 4 unique modes more »