Eragon

Vivendi Universal's Eragon for Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox 360 dropped to $9.99 Mon. at online retailer Amazon.com. The action title, which carries a list price of $39.99, was released to the U.S. in Nov. 2006.

This list was compiled by Gamersfeast using data from Microsoft's website. 1. Need for Speed Carbon - $35.73 - Electronic Arts 2. The Godfather - $30.80 - Electronic Arts 3. Test Drive Unlimited - $30.61 - Atari 4. Oblivion - $24.11 - Bethesda 5. Chromehounds - $23.74 - Sega 6. Call of Duty 2 - $14.99 - Activision 7. Tiger Woods 07 - $14.24 - Electronic Arts 8. Ridge Racer 6 - $11.99 - Namco 9. Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell - $11.24 - Ubisoft 10. Eragon - $10.00 - Vivendi Games 10. Kameo - $10.00 - Microsoft 10. PGR 3 - $10.00 - Microsoft

A demo of Eragon has just been released on Marketplace (415 MB). The fantasy-adventure game is based on the novel written by Christopher Paolini, and will be released on PC, 360, PSP, DS, Xbox and Playstation 2 in November.

The first fire-breathing screens of movie-based slasher Eragon have hatched from their egg. Previously announced on nearly every format since the Atari 2600, these particular visual gems were laid by Stormfront Studios, the developer of the console version, and creator of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. To see them all, click the Images tab above. Instead of being a hard-boiled hacker, this all-action fighter allows you to not only take on the enemy in cooperative combat but also to

Sierra Entertainment today revealed that the cast to the upcoming movie Eragon will also be used as voice overs in the next-gen title Eragon. Take a look at the list of stars who will be voicing the characters in the Eragon game...

Haven't heard of Eragon yet? Don't worry. If some in-the-know teen hasn't recited the entire book - which supplanted Harry Potter's latest atop the bestseller list - to you by this summer, the commercials for the movie will surely clue you in. Or, you can just lock yourself in a closet and miss out on a swashbuckling fantasy adventure about a teenage boy (named Eragon) who fights a corrupt king with the aid of a strong sword and a pet dragon - it's your call, really. At its heart, Eragon the

If stories of one boy, an empire in trouble and a rather fortunate dragon egg are your cup of tea, you'll no doubt be pleased to hear that publisher Vivendi will be bringing the game version of forthcoming fantasy movie Eragon to multiple consoles later this year. The game will be appearing on Xbox 360, Xbox, PS2, PSP, GBA, DS and PC in various guises - with no sign of a GameCube version, though - and will be given its first showing at E3 next month. On consoles and PC, developer Stormfront