What you do have to go on though is this newly-launched website, Eggscitingnews.com, and an accompanying YouTube channel. Still not a great deal to work with right now, but you know it’s coming.

Dizzy was essentially, a walking egg who sported boxing gloves. From 1986, Dizzy appeared in a series of platform adventures that appeared on home computers. You would undergo quests and collect items to save Dizzy’s fellow Yolkfolk from the evil wizards, the Zaks. It would be interesting to see how he finally appears, considering how technology has advanced since it’s simple cassette loading days.

When will you launch the mobile app?

Since we do not want to add even more stress to the back-end servers, we are holding back on launching the ELITE mobile applications until the service is stable and our players can easily access it. We will have the apps ready to launch as soon as we are comfortable the experience will be a great one, and will update with more information soon.

First gracing our screens on XBox Live Arcade in 2010, and since released for PC and Playstation Network, it’s been played in 9 languages and 153 countries.

What’s more, the success of the Danish developers’ debut game has now allowed them to buy back full control of the company from their early investors.

A Mac version of Limbo is due out before the end of the year.

It’s not specific as to which platforms it will be accessible from, but in the US it currently streams video content onto the Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and Wii. Residents of the UK know that the closest competitor is LOVEfilm, which already streams to the PS3, and is also due to be launched onto the Xbox as part of their new TV lineup.

The pricing structure, details of content and relevant information of platforms it will utilise, will be announced closer to it’s launch.

On its original release eight years ago, XIII recieved great praise for the way its cel-shaded visuals emulated comic book style, as well as its gripping conspiracy thriller plotline, which saw the amnesiac protagonist attempting to piece his identity back together while on the run from the FBI. Unfortunately the gameplay was not so widely appreciated, so Anuman will presumably be hoping they can improve on that, while maintaining the character of the source material.

Further details are thin on the ground thus far, but we can expect PC, Mac and iOS releases.

However Rockstar told Kotaku that the title will “come to single core iOS devices in the future.”

Until then, the remake is scheduled to be out this Autumn

The trailer shows some charming looking gameplay and at the end asks you to check out the Facebook page for more information.

The game is planned for release in November 2011 on Xbox 360, PS3, PC, PSP, DS, Wii, 3DS and Vita.

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It also notes that developers “Rare, Lionhead and Turn 10 all have teams in place too.”

Last year Chris Lewis of Xbox Europe announced the console was “a little over halfway’ when talking about the lifespan of the Xbox 360 noting that there still may be an overlap of consoles.

Could we see the 720 in the near future? As long as it’s not actually called the Xbox 720 I hope so.

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There has been a few hints in the past of what this “killer new feature” could be, most leading to a multiplayer mode.

An example of this was a job listing from BioWare who needed a “multiplayer programmer (Mass Effect franchise)”.

However the subject was taken down after a representitive said “Mass Effect 3 is a single-player game”.

Only time will be able to tell us what this “mystery” feature will be.

The DLC is called “Peer Review” and it gives the player brand new challenges to take on as co-op mode heroes; Atlas and P-Body.

Also, the DLC will feature a single player and co-op Challenge Mode with leaderboards for you to sink your teeth into.

You can check out the DLC on Xbox 360, PS3 and via an automatic Steam update on October 4th.