Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine

The Might of the Righteous (5 points)
Kill 100 enemies.

Success is Measured in Blood (20 points)
Kill 500 enemies using Melee weapons.

Angel of Death (20 points)
Kill 500 enemies using Ranged weapons.

Visible, Violent Death (30 points)
Kill 2500 enemies.

Firepower (10 points)
Kill 250 enemies using Exotic weapons.

The Bigger They Are... (20 points)
Kill 25 Ork Nobs.

Not So Tough (20 points)
Kill 10 'Ard Boyz.

Glorious Slaughter (10 points)
Kill 75 enemies using Executions.

Put Them Down (10 points)
Get 100 Headshots.

Master of the Clean Kill (30 points)
Get 250 Headshots.

Shock & Awe (20 points)
Kill 150 enemies using the Charge attack.

Death from Above (15 points)
Kill 25 enemies with Ground Pound.

The Emperor's Marksman (20 points)
Kill 10 enemies in a row in a single Ranged Fury activation.

Feel My Wrath (30 points)
Kill 250 enemies using Melee Fury attacks.

The Emperor Protects (25 points)
Complete Part 1 of the game on Hard difficulty in a single session without dying or restarting.

None Can Stand Before You (125 points)
Complete the entire game on Hard difficulty.

Nob Down (20 points)
Win 10 struggles against the Ork Nob.

Blast Radius (5 points)
Multi-kill -- 5 enemies with 1 Frag grenade.

Precision Killer (5 points)
Multi-kill -- 2 enemies with 1 Stalker-Pattern bolter shot.

Chain of Death (10 points)
Multi-kill -- Detonate a chain of 5 consecutive Vengeance Launcher rounds, killing 10 enemies.

Master of Sword and Gun (5 points)
Complete a Chapter of the single-player campaign using only the Bolt Pistol and Chainsword.

Burn Them All (5 points)
Complete a Chapter of the single-player campaign using only Plasma weapons.

Brute Force...Unleashed (5 points)
Complete a Chapter of the single-player game using only the Vengeance Launcher and Power Axe.

Finesse and Fury (5 points)
Complete a Chapter of the single-player game using only Stalker-Pattern Bolter and Chainsword.

Lexicanum (10 points)
Collect 10 Servo Skulls.

Librarian of Macragge (75 points)
Collect all Servo Skulls.

Battle Brother (10 points)
Get a Multiplayer character to Lvl 10.

Veteran (15 points)
Get a Multiplayer character to Lvl 20.

Captain (20 points)
Get a Multiplayer character to Lvl 30.

Chapter Master (30 points)
Get a Multiplayer character to Lvl 40.

Warrior of Darkness and Light (15 points)
Play 10 Multiplayer games as Space Marine and 10 Multiplayer games as Chaos Marine.

Shapeshifter (10 points)
Play each class in Multiplayer.

Jack of All Trades (25 points)
Play 10 Multiplayer games using each class.

Master of Arms (20 points)
Complete 5 weapon challenges.

Keeper of the Armory (30 points)
Complete all the weapon challenges.

Armored in Glory (15 points)
Complete 10 armor challenges.

Defender (10 points)
Kill 25 opponents who are capturing your Control Point in Seize Ground.

Devastation! (25 points)
Have 10 times more kills than deaths in a single game of Annihilation.

Master Crafted (10 points)
Fully customize a Space Marine and a Chaos Space Marine character.

Down to Earth (30 points)
Kill 50 Assault Marines/Raptors in mid-air.

True Son of the Emperor (75 points)
Kill 40,000 enemies in the game (all game modes combined).

Secret Achievements

Die, Heretics (20 points)
Kill 50 Chaos Space Marines.

You Must Carry It (5 points)
Retrieve the Power Source.

We Take Our Chances (10 points)
Fire the Psychic Scourge.

But I Am Finished With You (10 points)
Kill Warboss Grimskull once and for all.

Command Squad (10 points)
Reunite with your Space Marine brothers.

Into the Breach (10 points)
Fight your way to the crashed Rok.

Silence the Cannon (10 points)
Destroy the Orbital Gun.

Hammer of the Imperium (10 points)
Use the Invictus to destroy the Orbital Spire.

Here, At the End of All Things (20 points)
Kill Daemon Prince Nemeroth.

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Mass Effect 3

Driven (5 points)
Return to active duty.

Bringer of War (10 points)
Chase down an assassin.

Mobilizer (15 points)
Bring a veteran officer aboard.

World Shaker (15 points)
Destroy an Atlas dropped from orbit.

Pathfinder (15 points)
Explore a lost city.

Tunnel Rat (15 points)
Survive the swarm.

Party Crasher (15 points)
Sabotage a dreadnought.

Hard Target (15 points)
Call down an orbital strike.

Saboteur (15 points)
Disable a group of fighter squadrons.

Arbiter (25 points)
Win a political stand-off.

Last Witness (25 points)
Extract ancient technology.

Executioner (25 points)
Defeat an old adversary.

Well Connected (15 points)
Send a warning across the galaxy.

Fact Finder (15 points)
Discover an enemy's monstrous origin.

Liberator (15 points)
Stop a Cerberus kidnapping.

Problem Solver (15 points)
Evacuate a scientific facility.

Patriot (25 points)
Make the final assault.

Legend (50 points)
Mission accomplished.

Shopaholic (10 points)
Visit a store in the single-player campaign.

Master and Commander (50 points)
Deliver most of the Galaxy at War assets to the final conflict.

Lost and Found (25 points)
Dispatch 10 probes to retrieve people or resources in Reaper territory.

Long Service Medal (50 points)
Complete Mass Effect 3 twice, or once with a Mass Effect 2 import.

Insanity (75 points)
Finish the game on Insanity without changing difficulty after leaving Earth.

A Personal Touch (10 points)
Modify a weapon.

Paramour (25 points)
Establish or rekindle a romantic relationship.

Combined Arms (25 points)
Perform any combination of 50 biotic combos or tech bursts.

Focused (25 points)
Evolve any of your powers to rank 6.

Recruit (10 points)
Kill 250 enemies.

Soldier (15 points)
Kill 1,000 enemies.

Veteran (25 points)
Kill 5,000 enemies.

Bruiser (10 points)
Kill 100 enemies with melee attacks.

Untouchable (10 points)
Escape a Reaper in the galaxy map.

Defender (25 points)
Attain the highest level of readiness in each theater of war.

Overload Specialist (15 points)
Overload the shields of 100 enemies.

Sky High (15 points)
Lift 100 enemies off the ground with powers.

Pyromaniac (15 points)
Set 100 enemies on fire with powers.

Eye of the Hurricane (10 points)
Kill a brute while it's charging you.

Mail Slot (10 points)
Kill 10 guardians with headshots from the front while their shields are raised.

Hijacker (10 points)
Hijack an Atlas mech.

Giant Killer (10 points)
Defeat a harvester.

Enlisted (5 points)
Start a character in multiplayer or customize a character in single-player.

Tour of Duty (20 points)
Finish all multiplayer maps or all N7 missions in single-player.

Always Prepared (10 points)
Obtain two non-customizable suits of armor.

Tourist (5 points)
Complete one multiplayer match or two N7 missions.

Explorer (15 points)
Complete three multiplayer matches or five N7 missions.

Gunsmith (25 points)
Upgrade any weapon to level 10.

Almost There (15 points)
Reach level 15 in multiplayer or level 50 in single-player.

Peak Condition (25 points)
Reach level 20 in multiplayer or level 60 in single-player.

Battle Scarred (25 points)
Promote a multiplayer character to the Galaxy at War or import an ME3 character.

Unwavering (50 points)
Finish all multiplayer maps on Gold or all single-player missions on Insanity.

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Civilization V: Gods & Kings' release date revealed by 2K

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2K has set a release date of June 19 for the US launch of the first major Civilization V expansion, Gods & Kings, with international players getting the title three days later. The add-on will bring religion, espionage and no shortage of added characters, units and other content to the title. The spiritually-inclined among you can celebrate this news in the leadup to one of the holiest weekends in multiple faiths; if you're a soulless heretic, just look forward to the game finally patching a hole that's been gaping since launch.

The expansion adds a new resource, Faith, which can be used to power various city upgrades and dictate your interactions with other civilizations and city-states. The various civilizations' means of gaining Faith ought to create greater variety between leader choices – as will the new Espionage system, which allows acts of skulduggery similar to those of Civ IV's later acts.

The expansion also boasts new gameplay mechanics, civilizations, leaders, city-states and more. Check our Civilization V: Gods & Kings preview while you wait for 2K to drop further information about the update.

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Supertrailer - This week's best videos smashed into one giant video

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Though many people were excited for PAX East to kick off at the end of the week, here's our recap of what was hot all week video-wise. Highlights including the announcement of a sequel to the XBLA tower defense game, Orcs Must Die! and a few DLC trailers, with new content for Mass Effect 3's multiplayer and new Resident Evil: Raccoon City. Check out the other trailers we used below!

Orcs Must Die! 2 - Announcement trailer

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Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City - Spec Ops DLC video

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Mass Effect 3 - Resurgence trailer

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Torchlight 2 release date teased alongside new trailer

Runic Games has been working on Torchlight 2 for around two solid years, “which is not unreasonably long for this type of game,” says studio CEO Max Schaefer. Promising the studio is “going as fast as we can,” Schaefer says the game should be ready soon – but isn't ashamed to admit that its release is somewhat contingent on a certain other, eagerly-awaited point-'n'-click crawler.

With the Diablo III release date confirmed for May, Schaefer says Runic is eager not to engage the Blizzard behemoth head-on. “Diablo has announced a date, so we don't want to fall right on that,” says Schaefer. If Runic's game is ready to ship right as DIII hits shelves, “then we'll wait.”

“It'll totally be worth the wait,” promises Schaefer: “In the long run, people will be happy we took this extra time.” He's eager to distance Runic's game from Blizzard's, saying the game's $20 pricetag shouldn't mark it as a cut-price alternative to the diabolic threequel. The studio's also released a new trailer highlighting the Berzerker Charge Bar, just one example of the character-specific mechanics it hopes will continue to set Torchlight apart from its competitors.

Does the gaming world have time for more than one game about old-timey fantasy warriors bashing goblins in the face for gold pieces and magical doodads? Only you can decide – well, you and your millions of fellow consumers, so's we can get a decent sample size.

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Prototype 2

Anger Management (20 points)
Destroyed 5 vehicles using a Finisher.

So Above It All (20 points)
Spend at least 25 consecutive seconds in the air (helicopters don't count).

Vitamin B-rains (10 points)
Acquired 10 upgrades through Consumes.

Eating Your Way to the Top (30 points)
Acquired 30 upgrades through Consumes.

Finally Full (50 points)
Acquired all 46 upgrades through Consumes.

Icarus (15 points)
Reached the highest point in the world.

Spindler's Search (40 points)
Destroyed all Lairs.

//BLACKNET Hacker (40 points)
Completed all //BLACKNET dossiers.

One by One (20 points)
Stealth Consumed 50 Blackwatch troopers.

Wanted Man (20 points)
Triggered 50 alerts.

All Growed Up (50 points)
Fully upgraded Heller.

Master Prototype (50 points)
Completed the game on HARD difficulty.

It's an Epidemic (10 points)
Complete MEET YOUR MAKER.

I Want Some More (10 points)
Complete RESURRECTION.

Religious Experience (10 points)
Meet Father Guerra.

This is a Knife (20 points)
First Prototype Power aquired.

Project Closed (20 points)
Completed a //BLACKNET mission.

The Mad Scientist (30 points)
Complete NATURAL SELECTION.

Something to Live For (30 points)
Complete FALL FROM GRACE.

What a Bitch (30 points)
Complete LABOR OF LOVE.

Murder your Maker? (100 points)
Complete the game.

Follow Your Nose (30 points)
Found all BlackBoxes.

Up to No Good (30 points)
Defeated all Field Ops teams.

Strike, You're Out. (10 points)
Destroyed a Strike Team in 15 seconds or less.

Compulsive Eater (10 points)
5 consumes in 10 seconds or less.

Do the Evolution (20 points)
Acquired 5 Mutations.

Just a Flesh Wound (10 points)
Dismembered a Brawler.

All Together Now (20 points)
10 or more kills with a single Black Hole attack.

Back Atcha! (20 points)
Deflected 5 missiles at enemies using Shield Block.

Two for the Price of One (20 points)
Simultaneously killed 2 Brawlers using a single Devastator.

Lair to Rest (15 points)
Destroyed a single Lair.

Hijack Be Nimble (15 points)
Stealth hijacked 5 tanks or APCs.

Road Rage (20 points)
Destroyed 10 Blackwatch tanks, APCs or helicopters using a single hijacked tank or APC.

Who Watches the Watchers? (20 points)
Consumed 10 //BLACKNET targets.

Hard to Please (20 points)
Acquired a Mutation in each of the 5 categories.

The Floor is Lava (15 points)
Traveled a half mile using only Wall Run, Glide, Jump and Air Dash.

Cannonball! (10 points)
20 or more kills with a single Hammerfist dive attack.

You're the Bomb (10 points)
10 or more kills using a single Bio-Bomb.

Sic 'em! (20 points)
Destroyed 5 helicopters using Pack Leader.

Over-Equipped (20 points)
Weaponized 10 vehicles.

The Best Offense (20 points)
Countered enemy attacks 20 times using Shield.

Arcade Action (10 points)
Karate kicked a helicopter.

I Caught a Big One! (10 points)
Mounted a helicopter using Whipfist.

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Street Fighter x Tekken

Title Idol (50 points)
Obtain 300 Titles.

A Very Special Gift (10 points)
Connect with 500 Special Moves.

Blink Of An Eye (10 points)
Connect with 500 EX Special Moves.

Time For Some Fireworks! (10 points)
Connect with 500 Launchers.

Anything Goes (10 points)
Activate Cross Assault 500 times.

An Unknown Power (10 points)
Activate Pandora 500 times.

The Trump Card (10 points)
Connect with 500 Super Arts.

Two Minds, Fighting As One (10 points)
Connect with 500 Cross Arts.

Maelstrom Of Combos (10 points)
Connect with 100 Quick Combos.

A Glimmering Light (10 points)
Activate your Assist Gems 100 times.

Let's Heat Things Up! (10 points)
Activate your Boost Gems 100 times.

Sturm und Drang (30 points)
Finish a round with Cross Assault 300 times.

Power Consumes All (30 points)
Finish a round with Pandora 300 times.

A Splendid Conclusion (30 points)
Finish a round with a Super Art 300 times.

The Cross Revolution (30 points)
Finish a round with a Cross Art 300 times.

A Perfect Victory! (50 points)
Win a round without getting hit 100 times.

After The Dust Has Settled (10 points)
Clear Arcade mode on Medium difficulty or higher.

Trail Of Ruined Dreams (20 points)
Defeat 5 rival teams in Arcade mode on Medium difficulty or higher.

The Root Of Chaos (30 points)
Defeat all of the bosses in Arcade mode on the hardest difficulty.

Just The Beginning (10 points)
Clear one trial in Trial mode.

Trial Expert (20 points)
Clear ten trials in Trial mode.

The Excellence of Execution (30 points)
Clear 300 trials in Trial mode.

My Big First Step (10 points)
Clear one lesson in the Tutorial.

Maturity Through Discipline (10 points)
Clear all of the lessons in the Tutorial.

The First Mission (10 points)
Clear one mission in Mission mode.

Mission Specialist (30 points)
Clear all of the missions in Mission mode.

Fruits of Labor (10 points)
Go into Training mode 10 times.

The Stones Guide Me (10 points)
Customize a Gem Unit.

Doused In My Color! (10 points)
Customize a character's color.

This Is How I Roll (10 points)
Customize your player Title.

Here's My Shoutout (10 points)
Customize your player comment.

The Warrior's Road (10 points)
Fight 50 matches over Xbox LIVE.

The Crossroads of Tragedy (20 points)
Fight 100 matches over Xbox LIVE.

The Harsh Road (30 points)
Fight 300 matches over Xbox LIVE.

The Endless Road (50 points)
Fight 500 matches over Xbox LIVE.

Learn The Fundamentals (10 points)
Win 5 matches over Xbox LIVE.

Forge Your Own Path (20 points)
Win 10 matches over Xbox LIVE.

Transcend All You Know (30 points)
Win 50 matches over Xbox LIVE.

Your Legend Will Never Die (50 points)
Win 100 matches over Xbox LIVE.

One Down! (10 points)
Win in a Ranked Match.

To The Victor... (30 points)
Raise your battle class rank for the first time in Ranked Match.

Proof Of Your Victory (50 points)
Get to C rank for the first time in Ranked Match.

The Battle Never Ends (10 points)
Win a match in Endless Battle.

Head Of The Dojo (20 points)
Create 10 lobbies in Endless Battle.

Observer (30 points)
View 50 replays in the Replay Channel.

Evangelist Of The "X" (30 points)
Have your replay downloaded 20 times in My Channel's Broadcast Mode.

Love Is Blind (30 points)
Use a character in battle over 300 times.

Any Time, Any Place! (10 points)
Use Arcade Fight Request 30 times.

It's Just For Research! (10 points)
Access the Store.

Zenith (0 points)
Unlock all Achievements.

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The Witcher 2 studio reveals incoming promotions and freebies

CD Projekt has announced a slew of Witcher promotions and giveaways designed to generate buzz for the release of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition on both Xbox 360 and PC.

The goodies were announced this week during the studio's 2012 Spring Conference event. First, for the non-console crowd, CD Projekt revealed that a version of Witcher 2's Enhanced Edition will be ready for download on PC through GOG.com, and that it will be available for free to all owners of the original Witcher 2. The PC version version will be available April 17, however fans are invited to begin downloading the bulk of the 10 GB patch starting April 11. In addition, GOG is sweetening the pot with a no-charge, DRM-free digital copy.

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As a gift to all fans, CD Projekt is giving away 1000 advanced copies to players who plead their case over at The Witcher 2 website by April 9. It will also be releasing a free digital Witcher comic for iOS devices April 17. The app will star Geralt and allow players to swing swords and de-blouse women using touch screen controls. Classy.

Lastly, Mac fans now have a chance to get in on the Witcher craze from the very beginning with the arrival of the Witcher 1 Enhanced Edition on Steam. The Apple-friendly version is currently selling for $9.99.

Wondering what all the hubbub is about? Check out The Witcher 2 devs detail Xbox 360's Enhanced Edition, and read our The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings PC super review to see why the upgraded sequel deserves a spot on your radar.

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Ms. Splosion Man revealed for PC, Mobile and iOS

Twisted Pixel has announced it's teaming up with Iron Galaxy, Fire Hose and Panic Button to port its XBLA hit, Ms. Splosion Man, to a whole host of other platforms. As well as authentic PC ports to be made available through Steam and Games for Windows Live, the game will be coming to iOS and Windows Mobile devices in a “unique experience” tailored for touch-play.

“These new versions are being painstakingly crafted to be as awesome as possible,” says Twisted Pixel's Michael Wilford. Iron Galaxy's Chief Operating Bro (really), Dave Lang, says the studio's excited to be working on the mobile ports, praising the game's “really deep gameplay that is born from deceptively simple controls.”

While the PC version will contain familiar single-player and multiplayer content alongside a lengthy list of unlockables, Iron Galaxy's mobile ports will remix the game's content with new objectives and game modes optimized for touchscreen players. It's not clear how many copies need to move before the studio calls off its war on poor Debbie, who probably just wanted a chat after all.

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Counter-Strike Online: Nexon developing sequel to free-play Valve spinoff

Nexon has announced that it's working on Counter-Strike Online 2, a sequel to its 2007 adaptation of Valve's landmark FPS. Like its predecessor, the game will be developed by Nexon's Korean wing with oversight from the Seattle rights-holder, whose enhanced Source Engine will power the sequel. Nexon will publish the game in Japan, Korea, China and Southeast Asia; Valve, listed as US distributor of the original, hasn't yet announced plans for the sequel.

Above: Exactly the same thing as the terrorists/CTOs you know and love to shoot, just... different

Counter-Strike Online sees players competing in a range of FPS scenarios, including new modes and setups imported from Valve's original. The game utilized a microtransaction-driven model before such strategies had become a Western buzzword, utilizing indelicately-titled GASH credits to price in-game weapons, skins and powerups. It's something of a success story for Maplestory developer Nexon, boasting concurrent user-counts of 50,000 in Korea and ten times that in China. Nexon hopes its “proven development expertise and deep understanding of local markets” will propel the sequel to even greater success in the Asian market.

Players outside Nexon's target market can keep up with Counter-Strike through our most recent Counter-Strike: Global Offensive preview.

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Torchlight 2 release date teased alongside new trailer

Runic Games has been working on Torchlight 2 for around two solid years, “which is not unreasonably long for this type of game,” says studio CEO Max Schaefer. Promising the studio is “going as fast as we can,” Schaefer says the game should be ready soon – but isn't ashamed to admit that its release is somewhat contingent on a certain other, eagerly-awaited point-'n'-click crawler.

With the Diablo III release date confirmed for May, Schaefer says Runic is eager not to engage the Blizzard behemoth head-on. “Diablo has announced a date, so we don't want to fall right on that,” says Schaefer. If Runic's game is ready to ship right as DIII hits shelves, “then we'll wait.”

“It'll totally be worth the wait,” promises Schaefer: “In the long run, people will be happy we took this extra time.” He's eager to distance Runic's game from Blizzard's, saying the game's $20 pricetag shouldn't mark it as a cut-price alternative to the diabolic threequel. The studio's also released a new trailer highlighting the Berzerker Charge Bar, just one example of the character-specific mechanics it hopes will continue to set Torchlight apart from its competitors.

Does the gaming world have time for more than one game about old-timey fantasy warriors bashing goblins in the face for gold pieces and magical doodads? Only you can decide – well, you and your millions of fellow consumers, so's we can get a decent sample size.

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Defiance trailer gives a first look at Trion and Syfy's MMO/FPS/TV show hybrid

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We haven't heard much about Trion Worlds' ambitious MMO/FPS/TV show hybrid, Defiance, since we saw it at E3 last year. There, we saw a small bit of gameplay and were told about plans to merge the show with a Syfy original television series, but after that event the developer went dark. Now, they've finally come out of hiding, bringing new footage of the ambitious, interesting shooter.

While the trailer first makes it look like a typically massive shooter, it eventually evolves into something more unique. Giant monsters, vehicles, and thousands of players all sharing an exclusive world? Even without the prospect of hearing your character's name mentioned on a TV show, that's pretty cool in and of itself. Check out the trailer to see some bug-shooting masthead, and check back for more Defiance news as we get it.

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