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Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising Overwatch DLC Deployed
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising gets its second helping of downloadable content today with the Overwatch pack, bringing two new multiplayer modes and two new fire team engagements to the battle for Skira. More »GRID Now Available On Games On Demand
It's been announced that Codemasters' rather well-received 2008 racer, Race Driver: GRID, is now available for download via the Xbox 360 Games on Demand service. More »Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising Staggers Out DLC
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Looks like Codemasters have quietly slipped some system requirements for the upcoming Operation Flashpoint 2: Dragon Rising into a post on the game's official boards. More »Modern Warfare Has A Competitor For "Stupidest Collector's Edition"
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The PC version might have been pushed back, but Codemasters is still dumping Dirt 2 onto consoles and handhelds in early September. More »Dirt 2 PC Delayed For DirectX 11
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