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By Mike Fahey Brutal Legend was developed by Double Fine Productions and published by Electronic Arts for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on Rocktober 13th. Retails for $59.99 USD. A copy of the game was given to us by the publisher for reviewing purposes. Played though the campaign mode on normal difficult...

GamesCom 2009: Electronic Arts kicks off conference with More Workouts sequel to Wii exercise game, downloadable sample of Double Fine's latest, Game Face feature for FIFA 10, and a tease for Crysis 2.

Electronic Arts and Activision are still duking out a legal battle over rock gameBrutal Legend and now the judge who needs to figure out the whole thing has delayed his ruling by a week. Activision lawyers are trying to block EA from distributing the game as they have invested $15 million in...

With publisher Activision suing Double Fine to block the release of Brutal Legend, the developer has now filed its own countersuit, claiming that Activision is unfairly attempting to avoid competing with the title. Activision, Double Fine's countersuit claims, aims to "not only to ca...

Brutal Legend is on display as an Electronic Arts offering at the E3 this week. Credit: Jonathan Alcorn / Bloomberg News On the show floor at E3 today, Electronic Arts' Brutal Legend is one of the hottest and most heavily promoted games. ...

Independent developers:Brutal Legend: Seems like this game will be a major hit or a major turd. Coming October 13th on X360.Crysis 2: We already had that announcement covered.APB, All Points Bulletin: Realtime Worlds' game based on a Crackdown upgrade. 100 people playing together as cops...

By LargePayload Brütal Legend will be available for the Xbox 360® video game system and PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system Fall 2009. Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) and Double Fine Productions, Inc. today announced that they have signed an exclusive publishing agreement that will bring...