More games are being given the PlayStation 3 red stripe of honour and being added to the Greatest Hits collection. A NeoGAF post noted a Wal-Mart flyer advertising a variety of Greatest Hits games, some of which are new to the line-up. Killzone 2, Infamous, Resistance 2, Little Big Planet GOTY, and UFC 2009 Undisputed are all apparently on their way to becoming cheaper.

We’re not sure when the new Greatest Hits versions will start coming to stores, but if a flyer is advertising the games, they should be hitting retail soon. The flyer mentions the price at £29.83, but we’re sure the MSRP at most stores will be the standard £29.99. If you’ve been waiting on getting any of these games, it’s probably a good idea to wait just a little longer and save some money in the process.

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This is an informative video to those who have not chosen between th 360 and the PS3. Keep in mind, we’re just covering the basics on Part 1. We will touch on more of the advanced features (Like The INTERNET BROWSER LOL), as well as console exclusives on Part 2. Coming Soon

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Legacy Interactive set to re-release Max and the Magic Marker for the PC/Mac
Initially exclusive for the Wii as downloadable content, Max and the Magic Marker is set to release again as a PC/Mac game in April. Casual game developer and publisher Legacy Interactive announced the publishing agreement with The Games Company in a press release on Monday.

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Activision is shaking up its corporate structure, upon the promotion of former Chief Financial Officer Thomas Tippl to Chief Operating Officer. Gamasutra reports that along with Tippl’s promotion, Activision Blizzard is splitting its properties into four units. They will be centered around the Call of Duty franchise, internal properties such as Guitar Hero and Tony Hawk, licensed games, and Blizzard Entertainment.

Philip Earl will be heading up the Call of Duty division in the absence of Jason West and Vince Zampella. Maria Stipp is set to head the internal property group, and David Oxford from Activision Value is said to be put in charge of the licensed games division. Blizzard will remain under the leadership of Mike Morhaime. Each of them will report to Tippl, though he is remaining in his current role as CFO until a replacement is found. Under his new title he’ll be earning £850,000 per year, with percentage increases agreed upon by the Board and bonuses based on company performance. He’ll also be receiving stock options, which have served CEO Bobby Kotick well.

Amid the restructuring news, though, comes word that lower level employees in the U.K. may soon have their positions cut. Job losses are expected in I.T. and marketing, along with some publishing positions. “Like any successful business, Activision Publishing consistently works to align its cost with its revenues – this is an ongoing process,” the company said in a statement.

Japanese publisher Genterprise officially revealed Wizardry: The Legacy of Oblivion in magazines over there this week. The 3D dungeon RPG will be out July 29 over there for 5229 yen, and as with Wizardry: The Wedge of Life, it’ll be available for sale exclusively on Amazon’s Japanese website.