In Legacy of a Thousand Suns, you travel around the galaxy from a planet full of robots to a planet full of prostitutes as you fight to free the Sian Empire after it was invaded by the Centurian Collective. Along the way you find new allies to engage in daring missions and dangerous enemies that will test both your mental and fighting abilities.

According to Wikipedia, Scrabble sets are found in roughly 1/3 of American homes. I don’t doubt that, as I often played it growing up. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to get people together to play a board game, and that’s where Facebook comes in. Being able to play with friends, family, and strangers all over the world means it’s easier than ever to play a game of Scrabble.

Things didn’t go well for our heroes in Jurassic Park: The Game, episode one. Poisonous dinosaur bites, a lazy triceratops, a hungry tyrannosaurus, firearms, shoplifting…it was a tough couple of days. But with today’s release of episode 2, “The Calvary” is arriving at Isla Nublar. Along with a whole bunch of dinosaurs and the “Bone Shaker.”

The iPad continues its march to become the hottest gaming device of 1993 with the announcement by Sega that Sonic CD will be available for iOS later this month. The game features Sega’s iconic hedgehog in yet another high-speed side-scrolling adventure as he races through the Little Planet in an attempt to stop Dr. Robotnix from stealing the Time Stones. Sonic CD will be available in the App Store later today (December 14th), at a special sale price of $1.99.

Infinity Blade is one of the most—if not the most gorgeous looking game for iOS to date. So, how would Chair Entertainment make Infinity Blade 2 a better game than Infinity Blade? By sticking with what works. The changes may not be too epic, but Infinity Blade 2 managed to up the quality of the original game.

Along with the introduction of a new version of Twitter for the web, the iPhone Twitter app was also updated. The new version of the iPhone app comes with a simplified design which, according to the Twitter blog, makes it easier to follow and connect with people, as well as discover something new. The app also now works faster and simpler than the previous version.

Frozenbyte’s Trine was one of more pleasant gaming surprises I’ve had in quite some time. Since reviewing it, I’ve been closely following the production of its sequel, and was thrilled today to get the announcement that Trine 2 will be hitting Steam and Mac/PC retail this Wednesday, December 7th. The console versions will hit PlayStationNetwork on December 20, and Xbox LIVE Marketplace on December 21. A European release date for the PS3 system version of Trine 2 is still awaiting confirmation.

You’ve got wishes? Well, Steam has the magic wand. Or, maybe Steam is the magic wand, and Valve is waving it. Regardless, the Daily Wishlist Giveaway has begun. Each day, the online gaming platform will award 10 people the top 10 games on their wishlist. The Giveaway is now underway and will continue into the holiday season.

Version 4.4.3 contains some bugs fixes, including a sound problem through the optical port when your television set is turned off, and also adds support for Netflix in Mexico. Users should also note Apple TV now supports iTunes Match; this service needs to be activated from your desktop computer running iTunes 10.5.1.

The release of Trine 2—the sequel to Frozenbyte’s side-scrolling action/puzzle/platformer Trine, is just about a month away. And to whet your appetite, the developers have released a few new screenshots to show off the gloriously illustrated “enchanting yet dangerous world” through which your three heroes—Pontius the knight, Amadeus the wizard, and Zoya the thief—will adventure.