As promised, Gameloft’s $0.99 sale has been expanded to include one of Gameloft’s latest games. Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation is now $0.99 as well. The catch is that Modern Combat 3 will only be on sale for 24 hours. By this time tomorrow, the price would have gone back up to $6.99.

After a couple days of waiting, Gameloft’s Android sale is up and running. From now until January 5, all of Gameloft’s titles should be $0.99 in the Android Market. I used the word “should” because some games are still showing up at their original prices. Gameloft will most likely work this out as the day more »

Movie rentals on the PlayStation Network just got cheaper. Sony has decided to bring back $0.99 standard definition rentals as of last Tuesday. The high definition versions of these rentals will cost $1.99. Select movies will be put up at a discounted price every Tuesday. Previously discounted movies will revert to their original prices after a week has passed.

This week’s PlayStation Store is full of action-packed games to keep you entertained. First game available in the store is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time Re-Shelled for $9.99. It takes everyone’s favorite ninja turtles Donatello, Micheal Angelo, Raphael and Leonardo back through time to fight Shredder, foot-soldiers and many familiar foes – including Krang and Leatherhead – to repair the damages done in the present. In this game you can face Shredder’s army alone, invite up to three friends to play at home or go online and play. Recreated in beautiful full 3D HD graphics and animations, players will enjoy that the game retains its favorite moments and familiar game play of the original.

This week’s PlayStation One Classic will take players back to the small ghost town of Silent Hill for $5.99. Follow Harry Mason through the town of Silent Hill in search of his daughter Cheryl lost somewhere on the dangerous streets of Silent Hill filled with bizarre creatures and strange people. Celebrate its 10-year anniversary and re-live the frightening story of Harry Mason and play the game that started it all.

This must be the month to promote video games at fast food restaurants. If you head to Burger King for the next couple weeks, you can pick up a cheap Kids Meal with a Spongebob Squarepants toy and a video game coupon.

The coupon is for US$5 off THQ’s Cooking Mama-esque SpongeBob vs. The Big One: Beach Party Cook-Off for DS when purchased at Toys R Us. The game retails for $29.99 and was released march 3, 2009. The coupon is good April 6, 2009, through May 31, 2009, and is part of the mini booklet that comes with each toy.

As for the toys, there are 12 Spongebobs in the “set,” although the only differences between each toy is

Earlier in September 2008, Publisher X risked facing the wrath from all the do gooders in the world by releasing Beer Bounce on the App Store for use on the iPhone and iPod Touch. The game has a simple premise involving bouncing many types of coin currency into a beer mug. If that sounds like something you do every Friday night, you might want to hold on to a few of those coins because Beer Bounce is now available for the special promotion price of $.99.

The promotion started…