Remember whenCall of Duty 4owners were treated to Double XP Weekends on multiple occasions, and how they didn’t have to pay extra or do anything special to get in on the action? Yeah, well I hope those of youCall of Duty: World at Warplayers weren’t expecting a similar treatment, because you won’t be getting it, if the following announcement is anything to go by. From December 5th through the 12th, owners of theLimited Collector’s Edition ofWorld at Warwill be able to earn double experience points....

Capcom has confirmed that this year’s Leipzig Games Convention will mark the world debut ofDevil May Cry 4on the Xbox 360. While the PlayStation 3 version will also be playable, this marks the first time that the game (once thought to be a PS3 exclusive) will be playable on Microsoft’s console. “Leipzig Games Convention,” said Michael Pattison, Senior Marketing Director for Capcom Europe, “provides an excellent opportunity for both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 gamers to get hands on experience of the latest addition in the series that redefines stylish action....

Read this “Articles for deletion/Kinuyo Yamashita” on Wikipedia. It will make you want to pull your face off. “Not notable enough” is what they say when talking about pulling her Wiki entry down. Look, making the music for one of videogame’s classics, is pretty freakin’ notable. Yamashita has done plenty. She’s plenty notable. Her article linked to both her recent Video Games Live appearance and the fantastic interview recently run onOriginal Sound Version, but all of that is apparently not good enough....

The fifth and final chapter ofTales of Monkey Islandis out today for the PC. In the final chapter, Guybrush Threepwood is technically dead but he does come back as a ghost. Still, dead is dead and when someone dies, we like to remember all the good times we shared with the deceased. How would you remember Guybrush? We’re giving away five copies of the full season ofTales of Monkey Islandfor the PC as part of our25 days of givingand in order to win a copy of the series, we want you to tell us how you would remember Guybrush....

Many of you should rememberChange4Life, the health-conscious ad campaign that seemed to draw correlation between playing videogames and risking an early death. The controversy surrounding the campaign and anger from the game industry seems to have spurred Change4Life into a response, and itslatest campaignwill show the positive side of gaming. “Active” videogames will be suggested as part of a young person’s “60 active minutes.” The commercial will debut in the UK this evening, and should go some way to appeasing TIGA, the British game industry representative that expressed concern with the potential message of previous adverts....

Yosumin Live!certainly looks happy, although I have to admit the upset and slightly peeved faces of some of the Yosumin themselves put a smile on my face. We’ve known about the Xbox Live puzzle title sincelate last year, but it was confirmed in last night’s game onslaught announced at theMicrosoft press conference, and today we have video of how it will actually play (which you may see after the jump)....

This looks like it could be pretty cool. It’s a game calledWizorb, releasing soon to PC and Xbox Live Indie Games. You’re a wizard on a quest and and that quest includes bouncing a ball off of your staff to break blocks. But it exhibits a lovely degree of polish in the trailer and I’m a bigArkanoidfan, so I’m pretty pumped for it. I know I keep saying this, but the quality level of some of the titles releasing to Xbox Live Indie Games has been really impressive as of late....

First off, I’d like to say toCletus Clayis an awful name for a game taken out of context. But considering it’s an upcoming Xbox LIVE Arcade and PC title about a gun-toting hillbilly and the game is animated entirely using clay models … well, it makes sense. Second, the name of the developer, Tuna Technologies just sounds disgusting. Tuna take on its own isn’t bad, but something about typing out “Tuna Technologies” brings to mind sloppy-looking circuitry slathered in greasy, canned tuna fish....

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[Update:It’s over! Thanks for watching. The recording will be online soon.] Hey guys, just popping in to let you know that Max and I will be going live with the Destructoid show later today at 4pm PST, 7pm EST, and midnight GMT. We’d love it if you tuned in and provided some feedback.We’re experimenting with some new live show software that lets us stream in crystal clear definition! Plus, we’re gonna be giving away ten freeLimbocodes for PSN, so… you know, that’s cool, too....

Friday night. It’s a time when we all go out to the movies and enjoy the finest pickings that Hollywood has to offer. Well, this week, if you weren’t interested inGood Luck ChuckorSydney White,thenResident Evil: Extinctionis your only choice — because hell, who is going to actually watch a movie that came outlast week? I made sure to get to the theatre a good 20 minutes early, so as to secure myself a grand seat for this film, and went at 2:15 in the afternoon so as to avoid those pesky high-school kids....

I know. I’m tired of hearing about it too. Talk about information overload! But, along with the piles of info and news coverage came piles of iPad Apps and games. Ask anyone who purchased an iPad this weekend and they’ll tell you that sorting through them to find something decent is a bitch. That’s why we made our quick picks of the best games to try on your new device....

If you’re anything like the team here at Destructoid, deciding which videogames to buy in any given month is never really a problem. You simply roll up to the local game shop in your stretch Hummer, send in your army of European supermodel slaves (armed with black Centurion Amex cards), and you have them buy every single one of them. More likely, however, you’re torn — do you shoot things this month, or do you drive real fast while shooting things?...