If you’re itchin’ fer some cars going ’round a circle, head on over to the Xbox Live Marketplace and pick up the demo for Nascar ’09. It’s available only to Canadian and United States residents though.

This game is based off of the animated Kung Fu Panda film from DreamWorks and gives gamers the chance to take control of the hip panda from the movie in an adventure game. If this sounds like your bag, hit up the Xbox Live Marketplace and get the demo now.

If you live in the US or Canada, there’s a new demo for the World War II era history/fantasy game, Operation Darkness on Xbox Live Marketplace. This is a weird one. Your goal is to defeat Hitler and his army of soldiers and evil creatures and stop the destruction they are leaving behind. I love weird stories like this.

Sega has announced today that the demo for Condemned 2: Bloodshot will be available tomorrow for download on Xbox Live. At 2 a.m. actually, so it should be ready for you when you wake up.

Looking for some real-time strategy action? How about global warfare? If you answered yes to those questions, then you should head on over to the Xbox Live Marketplace and pick up the demo for Universe at War: Earth Assualt. The game looks great.

The somewhat anticipated first person shooter, Army of Two is coming to an Xbox 360 near you (unless it’s some sort of April Fools day joke). Today marks the release of a demo on the Xbox Live Marketplace. Sadly, there’s no demo goodness for Playstation 3 owners.

If you live in an Xbox Live region anywhere outside of North America, Austria, Asia, and Germany, you can play this demo. Which gets me thinking…why would I even post this?

If your looking to get a soccer fix, there’s a new demo available to you today on the Xbox Live Marketplace. EUFA EURO 2008 is the official game of the UEFA European Championships 2008. That means nothing to me, but it might to you.

Unlock the secrets of Arthur Spiderwick’s Field Guide to the Fantastical World Around You. The Spiderwick demo is based on the film from Nickelodeon Movies and is available to those of you in Canada and the US.

You may have already played the single player demo for Frontlines: Fuel of War back in December, but this month brings another. This time the demo contains multiplayer content, so grab a buddy and hit up the Xbox Live Marketplace.