GameStop is the biggest video game retailer and they’re always having contests for gamers. Now GameStop is sponsoring the Battlefield Bracket Challenge where sixteen celebrity teams will be playing the Squad Rush multiplayer mode (also the 30 day GameStop pre-order exclusive) and the winning team will be able to donate $25,000 to the charity of their choice.

Where gamers are involved is that they can fill out a tournament bracket at GameStop’s Battlefield page from February 18 to March 4 for the chance to win GameStop gift cards and possibly a $10,000 grand prize.

Some of the celebrities are:

Chad OchoCinco
Marshall Faulk
Greg Grunberg
Hal Sparks
Tristan Wilde
Matt Lanter
Andre Berto
Olivia Munn

Celebrities battling for charity is a good way to promote video games in a positive way and now gamers can see which team will become number one.

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Atlus USA has just released the fourth Developer’s Featurette with Story Writer Teppei Kobayashi which can be seen here.

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The first thing that needs to be known is that Korg DS-10 Plus is not a game. It’s not even a simulation or dumb-downed version of the Korg software made for casual players.

Korg DS-10 Plus is a hardcore piece of software that while isn’t as powerful as the actual synthesizer, utilizes the Nintendo DS and the touch pad in a fashion that appears so simple, but actually hides the sophisticated beast in the cartridge.

With Korg DS-10 Plus, XSEED improved on the original release by adding Nintendo DSi functions which allow for two decks rather than the single one for the Nintendo DS. After putting hours into experimentation, it can be said that this software is a hidden gem for the Nintendo DS/DSi, especially for musicians.

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