Welcome to the Black List, our regular retrospective on the week in games.

On Monday, we took a look at Eclosion, the downloadable shmup from indie developer Eipix Entertainment.

On Tuesday, we reported that class based multiplayer shooter Monday Night Combat is on its way to XBLA.

On Wednesday, we updated you on a range of forthcoming Ubisoft titles, including I Am Alive, R.U.S.E. and Assassins’ Creed 3.

On Thursday, we realised that South Australia has introduced a new law restricting the manner in which R18+ films can be displayed at retail.

On Friday, we delved into the latest Quantum Theory trailer and pondered cultural differences between the United States and Japan.

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Erin Marcon – Editor

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Welcome to the Black List, our regular retrospective on the week in games.

On Monday, we emerged from hibernation to record our first podcast of the new year.

On Tuesday, we were bemused by the announcement that DLC was in the works for the already long overdue Alan Wake.

On Wednesday, we took a look a Naughty Bear, the latest multiplatform outing from the creators of Wet.

On Thursday, our attempts to appreciate the latest Final Fantasy XIII trailer were foiled by a sloppy audio mix.

On Saturday, we stumbled out of a Parisian burlesque club to deliver our final verdict on The Saboteur.

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Erin Marcon – Editor

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Welcome to the Black List, our regular retrospective on the week in games.

On Monday, we encouraged Melbournians to visit the Best of the Independent Games Festival at ACMI.

On Tuesday, we strapped on our jetpacks in anticipation of Dark Void Zero, Capcom’s forthcoming tribute to the 8-bit era.

On Wednesday, we braved the fires of hell to review Darksiders, the apocalyptic action game from THQ and Vigil Games.

On Thursday, we revealed Microsoft’s Game Room, a retro themed virtual arcade that definitely… probably… hopefully… isn’t a clone of Sony’s Home environment.

On Friday, we took a look at the new Metro 2033 trailer from THQ and 4A Games and elected to postpone our trip to Moscow.

Finally, I can’t sign off without mentioning that the 2010 season of The Black Panel Podcast kicks off on Monday night. Don’t miss it!

Thanks for reading.

Erin Marcon – Editor

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Welcome to a special edition of the Black List. News tends to be a little slow at this time of year, so instead of our usual daily updates, we published an extensive preview of some of the titles we’re likely to cover over the next 12 months. Enjoy!

Games of 2010:

On Monday, we previewed 3D Dot Game Heroes, Alan Wake, Alpha Protocol, Bayonetta and Blur in PART ONE of our feature.

On Tuesday, we previewed Brink, Dante’s Inferno, Darksiders, Dark Void and Enslaved in PART TWO of our feature.

On Wednesday, we previewed Heavy Rain, Homefront, I am Alive, L.A. Noire and The Last Guardian in PART THREE of our feature.

On Thursday, we previewed Metro 2033, ModNation Racers, Nier, Rage and Raskulls in PART FOUR of our feature.

On Friday, we previewed Resonance of Fate, R.US.E., Split Second, Singularity and White Knight Chronicles in PART FIVE. of our feature.

Thanks for reading.

Erin Marcon – Editor

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