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While Sony is still mum on what it has in store for the week, Microsoft and Nintendo are hitting the downloadable circuit hard this week. Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords, D3's surprise handheld hit from earlier in the year, brings its jewels to Xbox Live this week for 1,200 Microsoft points ($14.99). On the shameless advertisement front FIFA 23 coins, the Toyota-sponsored Yaris also scoots onto XBL this week at the low, low price of free. SNK Playmore raises its dukes for the first time on Nintendo's Virtual Console this week with a trio of its bread-and-butter fighters from the NeoGeo days--Fatal Fury, World Heroes, and Art of Fighting--for 900 Wii points ($9) apiece.

Chances are, if you own an Xbox 360, you've had tomorrow marked in your calendar for a while. When the clock strikes 12 tonight, Halo 3 goes on sale, with Australia being one of the first countries around the world to get it. Halo 3 picks up exactly where Halo 2 left off, which is a good thing because there were a lot of unanswered questions. With a tagline of "Finish the Fight," Halo 3 looks set to answer all the questions that fans were left wanting answered.

Aside from the single-player campaign, Halo 3 boasts an impressive multiplayer mode. There are 11 maps where up to 16 players can fight using a variety of new weapons and vehicles. A cool new feature is the new level editor called Forge. In the traditional sense, Forge is basically a map editor. However, unlike other editors, it allows you to change the items within the map during gameplay. As well as the competitive multiplayer options, Halo 3 also features an online co-op mode that supports up to four players.

The other big title coming out this week is the long-awaited Enemy Territory: Quake Wars. For those who don't know, Enemy Territory is an online, team-based first-person shooter, set just before Quake II as the Strogg invade Earth. The game has 12 maps in which up to 32 players can duke it out for the fate of humanity. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars comes out this Friday for the PC, with console versions of the game to follow at a later date cheap FUT 23 coins.