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The world of ultra-addictive puzzler Peggle 2 just got a little more glittery with the addition of Windy, the fairy master.

Lots to talk about in this Easter Sunday edition of the Sunday Review. We’ve got show coverage with WonderCon announcements and chatter about the upcoming C2E2, as well as a few reviews you can use, and our usual assortment of news and industry tidbits.

Yes, barbed wire is a great invention that can keep scrap metal thieves out of junkyards, but what of it’s negative portrayal in games like The Evil Within? Does it suggest that used car dealers are monsters? Food for thought.

“This isn’t a world of holograms and touchscreens; there’s no sense here that technology is going to save you.” – Alistair Hope, Creative Lead.

Ubisoft is having a pretty massive sale on a good chunk of their stuff on the Uplay download service as well as some merchandise that die-hard fans might just find irresistible.

Plenty of DVD and game reviews landed on BG this week, but the highlights of the week that was were clearly the announcement of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel and updates on incoming titles like Etherium, The Crew, and Hotline Miami 2.

Formerly a Leap Motion exclusive, the motion-controlled on-rails shooter Blue Estate is coming to the Xbox One and PS4.

Ubisoft’s open-world driving game has been officially assigned a model year and will be on the way this Autumn.

Lots of new info for Monolith and Warner Bros new Lord of the Rings title Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor has arrived, headlined by a story trailer that reveals the release date for the hotly anticipated title.

The plot of The Evil Within, Shinji Mikami’s newest survival-horror spook-fest, has been something of a mystery outside of some basic elements. The newest trailer for the game shows a lot more of what lurks behind the veil of horror though, and it’s looking pretty awesome.

The alternate version of the 1960’s that Wolfenstein: The New Order is set in is looking like every bit the kick in the pants that the long running series needs. Oh, and keep in mind while you’re watching the trailer that this is actual in-game stuff you’re seeing.

The absolutely massive The Elder Scrolls Online arrives to absorb your life into the world of Tamriel all over again, but does the famous fantasy universe work in a massively multiplayer setting?

Activision and Beenox’ video game adaptation of the upcoming Spidey film sequel will feature none other than Wilson Fisk, The Kingpin of Crime.

Some big reviews hit BG this week including the PC edition of Titanfall and a whole mess of DVD box sets. We had plenty of news on tap as well, including more than one April Fool’s joke and a feature article that looked back on the cartoons of yesteryear and …

Gonna have me some fun tonight.

Bethesda’s MMO adaptation of the long-running The Elder Scrolls series of RPG’s is available now. Warning- gorgeous CGI trailer inside.