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Pushmo, the downloadable puzzle title for the Nintendo 3DS, is a clever game that should appeal to most players looking for a little brain exercise.

Like any good puzzle game, Pushmo is challenging enough to allow players feel smart without being hard enough to make them feel dumb. For the most part, at least. I have to admit that I got stuck in a few parts, but for most of the early puzzles can be solved in a minute or less and the game does a good job of teaching the core mechanics before real difficulty starts to set in.

Thanks to a collaboration between Namco Bandai, Microsoft Australia, and Australian digital studio, Soap Creative, the "World's Biggest PAC-MAN" is here. It was created to help promote future PAC-MAN properties and from the stats, there's a lot of love out there. Over 274 million dots have been eaten so far in this online game (as of this writing).

Players can also create their own maps that get added to a growing collection of thousands. You'll see love messages, giant PAC-MAN shaped fields of dots, a cat shaped maze, and giant faces all linked together to provide an ever growing playground of close calls and endless eating. It could be Billy Mitchell's worst nightmare - or greatest dream.

It's also free to play. All you need is a computer, a browser, and a lot of time to help wear down your arrow keys. Or a good sense of humor with a dash of devious cunning when you unleash your creativity - as long as you can keep it clean.

Step right up, get your EA Games for $.99 for your iPhone, Ipod touch and the iPad. In time for Valentines Day, EA Games announced that they'll drop the price of nearly 30 games games for 48 hours, starting on February 7. Now, I know it's the 8th but hey, you've got a 10 hours from the time this goes up. So.....hurry, hurry, hurry!!!

Game titles are listed after the jump.

Casual and children's game developers GameMill Entertainment on Tuesday announced the future release of "Country Dance for Wii."

The game's lineup of country songs will include Trace Adkins' "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk," Carrie Underwood's "Cowboy Casanova" and Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire."

Other performers set to be heard on the release include Brad Paisley, Rascal Flatts and Miranda Lambert.