Concept Car Series 2010 looks like a throw back to the old fashion Ridge Racer games of yesteryear with its small variety of cars, tracks and colors. At first glance it seems to have all the makings for a pretty good driving game. Cars? Check. Tracks? Check. Ability to drive cars across the finish line? Check. But that's really it. I wish there was much to describe about, but really the game is in... more.

For those looking forward to Splinter Cell Conviction this February will be disappointed to hear once again that it will be pushed to April. Ubisoft claims poor Q3 sales of last year pushed the release further to relieve competition from popular Q1 releases. After hyping up the coming weeks new videos of cooperative play, 360 owners will have to wait yet again for a chance to get their hands on th... more.

Zombie Apocalypse, guns, and survivors. What more do you want? Well what about more guns, more zombies, and melee weapons to whet your appetite? Left 4 Dead 2 returns after a year of development from Valve, usually unheard of due to the companies known habit of "taking their sweet time" with making games. Does this sequel to last years zombie blasting thriller hold up to hype? Or is it the rehash ... more.

After four years of development, Alan Wake may finally move from the shadows and into stores this coming May of next year. The date has not yet been confirmed by Remedy Entertainment nor Microsoft pleading the fifth once again with "no comment as of yet." After its first announcement at E3 2005 and its first showing three years later the creators of Max Payne hope to shock and awe players promisin... more.

EA Sports MMA finally makes its first appearance after its announcement at E3 with a trailer showing a preview match between Fedor Emelianenko vs. Brett Rogers. EA points out the trailer displays the real gaming engine and is not CGI. After the UFC vs EA controversy, MMA hopes to one up the competition with the help of current Madden and Burnout developers Tiburon Studio. The game is being develop... more.

The coveted sequel  to the Splinter Cell franchise returns dated this coming February of 2010. After 3 years under development by Ubisoft, Sam Fisher returns with more stealth action gameplay mixed in with a little Rainbow Six element. This time around players will blend in with a more public environment with mission updates appearing on the fly through projections appearing on the surroundings.... more.