Holiday News Roundup - 11/26/2012

by: Jeremy - posted: 11/26/2012 7:41:00 AM

Fresh off of the Holiday week last week, we have a little catching up to do in terms of the roundup. These are the stories that ran last week, in case you may have missed anything:

11/19/2012

• And now for Microsoft's Black Friday offerings
• Nuketown 2025 removed from Call Of Duty Black Ops 2 following Double XP Weekend
• Nintendo announces Black Friday deal on Flame Red Nintendo 3DS
• Gamestop has rough third quarter, looking to shutter 200 stores nationwide
• Two tracks from Usher and Gangnam Style coming to Dance Central 3
• Sony announces Black Friday deals on Playstation 3 and Playstation Vita products
• Now Loading for the week of November 18, 2012: U-Day Edition
• Kunai Stereo Gaming Headset....for those who managed to get a Wii U.
• Pray that you don't lose power while your Wii U is receiving it's firmware update
• Launch trailer for Hitman:Absolution now available
• Your online account is tied to your Wii U

11/20/2012

• All ESPN programming now available on Xbox Live
• Ratchet & Clank: Full Frontal Assault goes portable in January
• First monthly content update for War of the Roses launches Wednesday
• Anarchy Reigns gets Bayonetta preorder bonus
• Batman: Arkham City Armored Edition launch trailer
• Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two gets a launch trailer
• Doom Classics Complete available on PSN this week
• Rock Band DLC today is six songs of goodness

11/21/2012

• The Autumn Steam Sale beings today with some great titles

11/22/2012

• Tropico 4 Gold: Manic Missions time!

11/23/2012

• A Battle Royale of epic Sony proportions!

11/25/2012

• Rumor: Wii Mini coming soon?
• How durable is the Wii U GamePad?
• Steam Autumn Sale Day 4 Deals
• Reggie says CoD looks dramatically better on Wii U...what?
• New Aliens: Colonial Marines trailer for the multiplayer fanatics!
• Revert Pack finally coming to Tony Hawk Pro Skater HD
• Gaming Nexus presents: Euro Truck Simulator 2 giveaway
• Sims 3 Monte Vista producer walkthrough scheduled for Nov. 27