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Stick It to The Man! is coming to PlayStation 4 as well, in May.

For years you've pored over arcane tomes and dusty issues of long-cancelled magazines, studying intently, learning all you could. That knowledge is worthless now. "Forget everything you know about pool games," says Hustle Kings developer VooFoo in announcing a new ball-and-stick game for PlayStation 4, "because we're taking Pure Pool to a whole other dimension!" What a wasted life.

Amidst all the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, a little peace and quiet can be welcome. Arriving in the nick of time, Nifflas' charming exploration puzzle-platformer Knytt Underground now has a Wii U release date of December 18. Why get this over the PC, PS3 or Vita versions? Well, it has shiny new bits.

Having torn apart a world of paper and stickers on PlayStation 3 and Vita using its brain-arm, Stick It to the Man! is making a move on PC. Zoink's weird adventure game is coming via Steam later this month, because gosh, shouldn't every adventure game be home in time for Christmas?

Stick It To The Man will waggling its brainarm on November 19, publisher Ripstone announced today, when it debuts on PlayStation 3. Boasting dialogue written by Dinosaur Comics chap Ryan North, it's a weird adventure game starring a chap who unexpectedly finds himself able to change his paper world by swapping stickers using a bright pink arm growing out his noggin.

PCnauts and mobileers have known the (intermittent) pleasures of free-to-play for quite some time, but consoles haven't explored it to nearly the same extent. It'll surely be more of a focus as we move into the next console generation and look: Digital Extremes's co-op stabby shooter Warframe is coming to PlayStation 4 as a launch title.

Swedish indie studio Zoink Games has announced Stick It to The Man!, a platforming adventure game coming to PlayStation 3 and Vita.

When Sony shut down Wipeout developer Studio Liverpool last year, a few former members banded together to set up Sawfly Studios. Its first game is, well, quite different to the futuristic racer--a urinary path-setting puzzler named Men's Room Mayhem. You'll get to play with it next week, publisher Ripstone announced today.