"See if you can guess what game we’re talking about: in the war-torn near future, a supersolider - outfitted in skin-tight armor - wages battle against legions of aliens/other supersoldiers. To protect his scar-ridden face, he dons a nondescript, yet sleek helmet, thereby rendering him mute and indistinguishable from everything else on sale. Give up? It’s a trick question.

You might remember our feature on the world’s most generic game character where we created our own Frankenstein-like wo..."

tyranitar24 via www.gamesradar.com »

"Right, this is strange. The day after my rant about the PS3 not needing an in-game XMB, we get two things on the Playstation Store that ironically address the themes of discussion. High Velocity Bowling supports custom soundtracks, and the TimeShift demo allows you to bring up your friends list and read your messages.

Strange aye? It’s as if Sony was watching me write my rant, and is now putting the finger up to me and saying “suck on that!” I’m sorry Sony, you know better *cowers*.

So..."

Guticb via www.ripten.com »

Last week, I got off easy; I got away with only putting four of that pretty large list of notables in the title. With the games releasing this week, it looks like that's not possible. This is how you know it's the holidays.

That said, there are plenty of good games that came out last week, coming out this week, and will come out in the upcoming weeks. Console allegiances be damned; we're all gamers, and let's enjoy all these games. Defense Forces need not apply. Support good games!

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Akira_EX via www.joystiq.com »

The down and dirty version of the interview is that developers, across the board, when dealing with multi-console releases, are experience severe difficulty in developing for the PS3 because of the vastly different architecture that offers no real advantage at this time. F.E.A.R. will be receiving another expansion pack for the PC and the XBOX 360 will receive a combination pack that will include both expansions. The PS3 will NOT receive any expansions for F.E.A.R. because of the delay and di...

Raven005 via gamerconnector.com »

"After two delays and rumours that the project had been abandoned all together, Sierra Entertainment has today given the official nod that first-person shooter TimeShift will be released for the Microsoft Xbox 360 and PC on October 30. PlayStation 3 owners, however, will be left twiddling their thumbs until December before they can get their hands on it."

mistermostyn via www.gamersquad.com »