Here's some good news for those who went out and got a copy of the delightfully demented PS3 and Xbox 360 hack-and-slasher, Fairytale Fights (and also those who have yet to do so). Playlogic Entertainment will be giving away free DLC for the game.

Playlogic Entertainment, Inc. today announced that Playlogic Game Factory will continue working with SCEE London's First Party development team. The publisher has just completed EyeToy Pom Pom Party (which will be released this quarter) for the PS2 and is gearing up for more.

Another publisher resurfaces for this year, as Playlogic Entertainment announced that it's in the early stages of developing a new game for the Sony PlayStation 3. It will be noted that prior to this, Playlogic announced that it was signing an extension for its first-party development contract with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE).

Playlogic executive VP Rogier Smit further explained that this new game is under development at the company's in-house studio in Breda, the Netherlands. In line with this announcement, Smit also elaborated on Playlogic's commitment to the UK market:

The UK is a very important market for us. Our recent releases such as Infernal (Windows PC), Ancient Wars: Sparta (Windows PC), Xyanide Resurrection (PS2, PlayStation Portable)and Obscure II (PlayStation 2, Wii, and Windows PC) have all performed well and we plan to release even more titles in the future.

Playlogic Entertainment is currently based in New York and Amsterdam, and has a total of 75 employees. Check back again in case we find more information regarding the company's yet-to-be-revealed PlayStation 3 title.

It should be remembered that Sony Computer Entertainment Europe signed a first-party development contract with Playlogic Entertainment early this year. Today as the agreement expires, the developer happily declared that the co-operation is being extended.

"We believe that SCEE's decision to continue the relationship with us clearly shows that Sony is very satisfied with the work we have done so far for them," shares Playlogic Executive V.P. Rogier Smit. The Netherlands-based company was established back in 2002 and has contributed a lot in game concepts across various genres. It has remained small and intact today, with the number of employees just totalling to 75.

Knights of the Temple 2 and Gene Troopers have already been released in Europe. Both games will see reach U.S. shores before the year ends. Other titles under development that will end up in 13 different platforms all in all are as follows:

• Age of Pirates: Captain Blood
• Ancient Wars: Sparta
• Infernal
• Xyanide Resurrection
• Red Bull Break Dance Game

Playlogic Entertainment has announced its initial title for the PSP: Xyanide Resurrection. Xyanide Resurrection is based on Playlogic's classic 2D/3D shoot-'em-up title Xyanide which was originally released for the Xbox, where gamers must capture Aguira, the evil witch from planet Mardar. As Drake, a government executioner, players have to bring her back to the Judge, but Aguira is no misbehaving damsel in distress. She packs enuff spells to transform worlds, create monsters and throw obstacles to keep Drake busy.

The PSP version of the game will use a new technology never seen before on the PSP, or any other handheld, so expect high quality interactive video backdrops, seamless integration with real-time game sceneries and visually fantastic graphics and effects on your PSP. Xyanide Resurrection is set to released first quarter of 2007.