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Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D (3DS): This week of re-releases is highlighted by the big ape himself: Donkey Kong. Previously released on Wii, Retro Games’ revitalization of Donkey Kong Country is brought to the 3DS with new power-ups, levels, a local multiplayer mode, and 3D, of course.

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PC gamers rejoice! If you’ve so far missed out on Platinum Games’ and Kojima’s Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, the tears can end: the game is officially headed to PC. There’s no word yet on exactly when it will release.

Hideo Kojima mentioned this first on his podcast, which you can find here, while Platinum Games producer Jean Pierre Kellams has confirmed it even more concisely in a tweet.

Get ready to be a cyborg with a sword.

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Metro: Last Light (PS3, 360, PC): After a tumultuous development cycle at THQ, the next Metro game sees the light of day.

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Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move (3DS): An extremely light week in gaming is headlined by a new downloadable title in the dependable puzzle series. Guide the Mini Marios through more than 180 puzzles by placing tiles on the touch screen. Includes a level editor for gamers to share an infinite number of puzzle creations.

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Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon (PS3, 360, PC): From the developer behind the incredible Far Cry 3 comes a love letter to the 1980s. Set in a dystopian 2007 society, players will experience “an 80s VHS vision of the future” where they have to “get the girl, kill the baddies and save the world.”

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Star Trek The Video Game (PS3, 360, PC): Set in the J.J. Abrams Star Trek universe, take control of Kirk and Spock in a sci-fi action experience. Defend the New Vulcan colony with the most of the cast of the franchise’s latest movie.

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Injustice: Gods Among Us (PS3, 360, Wii U): Duke it out with DC Comics’ most powerful heroes and villans, such as Superman, Batman, Harley Quinn and Wonder Woman. In a world where good and evil is overlapping, engage in enormous battles with your favorite comic icons.

The Genesis classic, Castle of Illusion, is getting a makeover for current generation consoles. Mickey Mouse returns in a “fully reimagined experience” that takes advantage of the extra power of today’s hardware to add new graphics and gameplay to the classic 1990 platformer.

More info and video after the break.

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Guacamelee! (PS3, Vita): Highlighting a light week is Drinkbox’s new action game. Starring Juan Aguacate, a farmer turned superhuman wrestler, this Metroid-vania style game tasks gamers with saving “El Presidente’s daughter,”  Juan’s kidnapped love who’s been taken by an Evil Charro Skeleton. Battle through throngs of interesting foes in this unique and gorgeous looking PS3/Vita exclusive.

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BattleBlock Theater (360): After a few years of appearances at Penny Arcade Expos, The Behemoth’s puzzle-platformer hits the Xbox Live Arcade. Sporting the developer’s trademark art style and intelligent game design, BattleBlock Theater is sure to be one of the best co-op games this year.

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BioShock Infinite (PS3, 360, PC): March has been an incredible month of gaming and it’s being finished off with arguably the biggest game of the year. Ken Levine and Irrational Games take us to the sky into Columbia, another utopian vision gone horribly awry. Filling the shoes of Booker DeWitt, gamers are tasked with saving Elizabeth, a woman with time-shifting powers who’s being held by the robotic Songbird.

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Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate (Wii U, 3DS): Capcom updates their popular action franchise with a new home console and portable version. The Wii U version sports an updated 4 player multiplayer mode, which can play with up to 3 3DS gamers. Save files can freely be transferred between the Wii U and 3DS games using an eShop app.

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Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm (PC): Blizzard continues the story of Kerrigan, Queen of Blades, after her attempt to wipe out the humans was unsuccesful. Now with her powers gone and mind free, is Kerrigan free or is she still property of the Zerg?

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After debuting at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, there have been relatively few details on the upcoming Steam Boxes from Valve. Now gamers can mark their calendars if they’re in the market for a compact PC to use in their living rooms.

More details after the break.