Contest time! If you like free stuff (we all do), then get ready to cozy up to Sega. The company is bringing back a classic game, and will be releasing it on the PS3. The thing is, Sega doesn’t want this to be a typical game announcement. So it’s decided to hint at the game and let the fans try to name what it so they can be one of the lucky people to win a copy of said game.

It all involves watching a video, which was posted at the Sega Blog…

We haven’t seen the last of Cole McGrath this year. He will be coming back in a new downloadable adventure this October in inFamous 2: Festival of Blood. This game is truly unlike anything we’ve seen from inFamous before. Why you ask? Because Cole is fighting vampires.

Last year, Playdead said its downloadable adventure LIMBO would only be appearing on the Xbox 360. Well, it seems that announcement was a bit premature. Over one year after the Xbox 360 exclusivity confirmation, the Korean Rating Board has rated the adventure game MA 15+, for audiences ages 15 and up.

Granted, this isn’t the first time a multiplatform version of LIMBO has been rated…

I’m sure we were all a little bummed out when THQ announced it is no longer developing Saint’s Row: Drive-By. That doesn’t mean there won’t be something to peak your interest in the game ahead of release. THQ announced the Saint’s Row Initiation Station today. It will be available for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC before Saint’s Row: The Third is released. Best of all, it will be free.

It looks like FPS shooter fans will be pleased this year. It turns out Sega has decided to take a chance on a new game. A new downloadable game, to be exact, that will be released on the PS3, Xbox 360 and Windows PC. You know, every system that FPS players tend to turn to. So later this year, you could be playing Renegade Ops.

When a game is just announced and there aren’t any screenshots to even look at, it can be difficult to get excited about it…

It’s been quite a long time coming, but Ankama’s first console game finally has an confirmed release date. So if you’ve been craving Wakfu, make sure you’ve got at 1,200 Microsoft Points ($15) before March 30, 2011. That’s when every Xbox 360 owners will finally be able to discover and explore Islands of Wakfu. As you can probably guess, it’s related to that other Ankama game, Wakfu…

See that guy up there? He wants to be your brand new buddy! He’s popped by to offer a friendly hello and invite you to learn more about Amy, a PS3 game where he’s one of the stars! So go ahead and give him a great big hug, so he can infect you with happiness. Well, happiness and a rather unpleasant disease that will make you look just like him….

Wow! This is obviously a good year for classic Square games. First, we get Xenogears on the PSN on February 22, 2011. Now, a week later, Vagrant Story will be added to the PlayStation Store on March 1, 2011. Not too bad…

If you caved in and bought something during Steam’s massive sale that’s been going on for the past few days, there’s a small chance you might start regretting some of your purchases. Amazon’s doing it now too, with almost 200 of its downloadable games. It’s really copying Steam, since many of these games are 75% off. So, if you waited or missed out on one of Steam’s deals, you might actually find it cheaper at Amazon during its sale.

PopCap casual games are typically well made, but they’re also quite expensive. Thanks to distributors like Big Fish Games, people have come to expect $6.99 casual Windows and Mac games, not $20 ones. Well, PopCap’s 10 Years of Fun Sale should help people decide to buy directly from the developer…