Angry Birds Seasons - Go Green, Get Lucky , comes with 18 levels with a grand total of 54 stars to earn. Like the DLC that came before it, this one features levels inspired by the holiday, in this case, good old St. Patrick's Day. Not only do you receive festive music, but also graphics that showcase pigs in black top hats, shamrocks and pots of gold.

Of course, the objective remains the same: you must slingshot different types of birds at a series of forts in the hopes of killing those nasty pigs and causing tons of property damage. The more things you destroy, the more points you earn.

Doing this takes some skill, as Rovio introduces an array of elements to make things difficult. That said, using the environment to your advantage pays dividends, as you're able to cause chain reactions that result in splintered wood, shattered glass, devastating explosions and even boulders that crush unsuspecting swine.

As for the birds, your new feathered friends have various abilities, from breaking off into three critters to dropping egg bombs. Unfortunately, you cannot change the order of birds per level, which makes clearing each stage (and nabbing all three stars) a bit difficult. At least you can restart on the fly.

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The Lord of the Rings: The War in the North is developing the Action / RPG genre with innovative online, interdependent co-op mode for up to three players to form their own Fellowship and in brutal combat.

Players must play together or perish, as previously unexplored areas, story elements and characters, and elements of the past known feature films to explore.

Players engage in extensive character customization and development, expanding co-op gameplay options and upgradeable weapons, abilities and special skills.

Publisher: Warner Bros.Interactive

Developer: Snowblind Studios

Genre: Action, Role-playing

Release Date: 05/24/11

Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360,

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Earlier this morning, Nintendo of America (NOA) held a press conference in New York, where she announced the launch details of its upcoming 3D glasses-free hand-held system. NOA president Reggie Fils-Aime the stage and spoke about the various functions of the system and everything to expect what we see as we approach the Nintendo 3DS publication date. Let's take a look at the Start details:

1) Nintendo 3DS Launch Date is March 27th
2) Nintendo 3DS Price is $249
3) Comes With a Charging Dock, 2GB SD Card and Two AR Games
4) Friend Codes Are No More
5) Buy Classic Game Boy and Game Boy Color Games from the eShop
6) The 3DS Has a Built-in Motion Sensor

There’s still no confirmed launch lineup for North America. They did say that between the March 27th release and E3 2011 in early June we will see 30 games on 3DS. That’s a lot in a short amount of time. Hopefully Ocarina of Time and Street Fighter are somewhere on that list of planned releases.