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You didn't read that wrong: the iPhone's launch in China faces criticism for selling an amount to be counted on one hand.

Apple released the iPhone to the world's largest concentration of people: China. To say the phone flopped is an understatement though.

China's buying power is unlimited, with so many people and an expanding market, it's nearly impossible to have a product that fails entirely. In the time since the iPhone's release in China, carrier of the phone China Unicom has tried to defend poor sales. China Unicom sold 5,000 handsets in the phone's first days, substantially less than sales in the UK, US, France, and Germany.

Developers of critically acclaimed Dragon Age: Origins have officially posted details regarding Return to Ostagar, a new DLC pack for the hit RPG.  The DLC will include the player's return to the battlefields of Ostagar, which are now overrun with darkspawn entrenched in the snow. Players also have the ability to reclaim the lost arms and armor of King Cailin, and for those who missed their first shot, a second opportunity to recruit the renowned Dog party member.

BioWare describes their DLC as follows:

"Your memories of the battle of Ostagar will haunt you for years to come. It laid waste to your order and claimed the lives of many great men and women. Now, there are rumors that a fellow survivor of the battle has escaped from captivity and is seeking the Grey Wardens' help. The time has come for the Grey Wardens to make their return to Ostagar and exact their revenge upon the darkspawn."

The DLC will be available "this holiday season" for $5. Three screenshots have been posted, as seen below. View BioWare's post here.

BioWare released a free Facebook game today, dubbed Gift of the Yeti. Yetis are of high demand in the web-based gaming world, and following up with a once-was Linux trend, BioWare pushed their free content to Facebook to receive a wider audience. The game is meant to fuel holiday spirit, granted, gamers' perception of holiday spirit often involves rampages and demolition.

The game is 3D and simple: Santa has fallen ill, and as such has drafted a Yeti (you) to give out the presents this year. Stomp from one house to the next, obliterating doors and entries so that you can toss the presents inside. Police eventually notice your destructive wake, adding a chase element to the game.

Gift of the Yeti requires a 3MB download, and is available for free now via Facebook.

Steam's been keeping gamers hoppin' by selling critically acclaimed titles at large discount since late last week. Monday marks the fifth and final day in their 'Five-Day-Long, One Day Only' sale, and wow is it disappointing. Find out the games on sale below:

Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition - $2.49 (75%)
Mirror's Edge - %5.00 (75%)
Section 8 - $24.99 (50%)
Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena - $9.99 (50%)
Dawn of Discovery - $34.99 (30%)
Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood - $20.99 (30%)
Quantz - $2.00 (80%)
Evil Genius - $2.49 (75%)

In the very least, there are a few good indie games up there and of course Monkey Island. I urge you to stay away from Section 8 though, worst $50 I ever spent.

~Steve "Lelldorianx" Burke