Although the sequel to Dead Rising was first announced almost a year ago, there hasn’t been that much more information coming from Capcom over the past 12 months, save for the odd fact sheet. Now all of a sudden Capcom is spoiling zombie-bashing fans rotten, not just with some brand new screenshots, but also with actual official release dates of September 3rd for Europe, August 31st for Nort... more.

Rockstar games today announced the release of Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City on PlayStation 3 on March 30th. The last two episodes in the GTA IV saga, The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony, will be available either together on a single disc, or individually as downloads on the PlayStation Network. If you’re buying the disc, you don’t have to have a copy of GTA IV in orde... more.

Capcom has today released some breathtaking screens from the forthcoming MotoGP 09/10 PS3 game, featuring Laguna Seca Raceway, one of two North American tracks included in the game. Moto GP 09/10 takes the series in an entirely new direction by rewarding players for their racing style and skill on the track. The game features all the riders, tracks and teams from the official 2009 MotoGP se... more.

I know it’s early days but we might already have a contender for the coolest game name of the year award! From Thursday January 7th the awesomely named Matt Hazard: Blood Bath and Beyond will be available to download from the PlayStation Network for your trusty PS3. It’s great to see one of video gaming’s 8-bit heroes from way back in 1983 resurrected for this blood-soaked return to his ... more.

Capcom has today announced that a demo of its sci-fi shooter Dark Void will be available for download on the PlayStation Network on Thursday January 7th 2010, just ahead of the release of the full game on January 19th 2010. The demo gives players their first opportunity to start jet-packing around the mysterious world of Dark Void and engage in some dog-fighting, vertical cover action and good... more.

When news first surfaced in February this year about a “reimagining” of Namco’s 2002 third-person shooter Dead to Rights arriving on the PS3 from developers Volatile Games, I was pretty excited, having had a real soft spot for the original Xbox game. The teaming up of crime-fighting dog Shadow and police officer Jack Slate seemed very original at the time and it actually worked really we... more.