2011′s second all-out avalanche of videogame releases is upon us, and it’s going to be the biggest we had in years. In case you aren’t familiar with the way we do things around here, “The Plan” isn’t supposed to cover all the decent games of the month, or even just those we’re going to pick up; it’s about the month’s most intriguing releases which is why, in an exciting month, we’ll usually list three or four. This November, we’re listing seven. Check out what they are past the break!

The sky's all but clear for Skyrim's release, but I suspect it'll manage.

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September, the time where we customarily get back to school, back to work, back to reality, back to gearing up to play some AAA titles! Let’s see what this month has in store for us, past the break!

Placing a significant amount of novelty signs is on my bucket list.

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Cats & kittens, it’s already February: the most playful month of the year! Granted, most of its playfulness is attributed to Valentine’s Day, but these new, less racy, but still interesting games you can play in your bedroom do have their own part. Click past the break for their names and my quick thoughts!

For a life-force-sucking parasitic organisms, the Metroids are pretty cute.

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‘Tis the season to be jolly, but it’s also about time to finalize your shopping lists for 2010! Because, let’s face it, there is nothing more seasonal than rampant consumerism. Let’s find out if we are expecting any worthy last-minute additions, after the break!

About to see some serious...

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In case you couldn’t get enough of my Metroid: Other M video review, or I was talking way too fast for your poor human ears, there’s a slightly remixed version of the transcript available over at Ciao.
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Metroid switches development houses once again, as Team Ninja tries to provide some insight on Samus’ past and we wonder if they could have failed more epically.

Featuring monologues, monotones and many destruction sequences.

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