The following video games are among those released this week, according to Gamestop.com:

The following video games are among those released this week, according to Gamestop.com:

vJames Bond — 007 Legends: for Xbox 360 and PS3; rated T

v Rocksmith Guitar and Bass: for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC; rated T

v Doom 3 BFG Edition: for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC; rated M

v Dance Central 3: for Xbox 360; rated T

v God of War Saga: for PS3; rated M

“Suburgatory” (9:31 P.M., ABC): Mama drama on “Suburgatory”? In the Season 2 opener, Tessa (Jane Levy) begins to express an interest in her mom, who abandoned her when she was a baby, and George (Jeremy Sisto) suddenly feels threatened.

“american horror story” (10 p.m., fx): Brace yourself for another twisted, crazy and scary ride. “American Horror Story: Asylum” returns with an entirely different saga set inside a New England facility for the criminally insane. Jessica Lange is back — this time as a sadistic nun.

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Halloween party at Parto’s center

COITSVILLE

Parto’s Golf Center and Pumpkin Patch will have its annual Halloween party for children and adults from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday. The free event will include face painting, pumpkin decorating, games and treats. Participants can wear costumes. Parto’s is at 2231 Coitsville-Hubbard Road (Route 616). For information, call 330-743-6718.

‘The Vampire Ball’ at Packard museum

Warren

The National Packard Museum will present “The Vampire Ball,” a murder-mystery musical, at 8:30 p.m. Saturday.

The production, performed by Random Acts Troupe of Toledo, features audience participation, including sing-alongs and dance-alongs. Audience members will be challenged to solve the mystery.

Doors will open at 7:30 p.m. for hors d’oeuvres and cocktails in the museum’s Legacy Gallery. The performance will be in the Great Hall Gallery. Participants are encouraged to wear costumes.

Tickets are $30. Go to packardmuseum.org.

Tuba-euphonium ensemble concert

Sharon, Pa.

Penn State Shenango will host tubist Velvet Brown, professor of tuba and euphonium at Penn State University Park campus, along with her euphonium and tuba ensemble, at 7:30 p.m. Friday as part of its Shenango presents series. The concert will be in the campus auditorium on Shenango Avenue, downtown.

The ensemble will feature pianist Christopher Guzman, assistant professor of piano at Penn State University Park. A world premiere of “... and every man shall see his maker ...,” composed by Ferruccio Germani, instructor of music at Penn State Shenango, will be part of the program.

A reception will follow the concert in the Lecture Hall Art Gallery, where an exhibit of sculptures and artwork by Ed Hallahan, instructor of art at Penn State Shenango, will be on display.

The concert and reception are free and open to the public.