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Warhawk 2, the long rumored sequel by Lightbox Entertainment, has hit the headlines again. According to a Saudi based website, NC4A, SCEA recently held a secret event where atendees got a hands-on preview with the game.

More news in the great rumor that is Sony's PlayStation Portable 2, a still yet-to-be announced handheld machine, this time comes in the form of games, and that multiple development studios are currently creating games for it.

According to a Japanese Twitter user named "Nocchisan," the Nintendo 3DS will release on November 20 alongside 11 peripherals which are currently being made for the handheld system.

According to US retailer giant, WalMart, MAG 2 is officially on its way to the PlayStation 3 with a release date of January 25 2011. Has Zipper Interactive let slip a sequel for the 256 player online shooter?

With GamesCom looming over us and the three press conferences announced by Microsoft, Electronic Arts and Sony, we take a look at what could possibly be announced by the major three and what they'll be focusing on.

Defense of the Ancients and Valve, two names you wouldn't usually think of together, yet surprisingly Valve are indeed working on a Defense of the Ancients game, or so we're led to believe by a recent trademark filing.

Duke Nukem has more rumors than the woman that hangs round the back of the bike sheds, not that we would know. This time, rumor has it that Duke Nukem: Forever is indeed back in development, this time by Gearbox.

Activision, publisher for the popular award winning Call of Duty games, is finding a new way to make money through its Call of Duty franchise. According to a report, the company is working on a subscription model for the new game.

It isn't rare for companies to register domain names for their upcoming games. Sometimes those domain names can be a play on an un-announced sequel, sometimes they can tell what is coming. So what is Dead Space: Sabotage?

According to a leaked image over on Wireless Goodness the image below, a filing shot from the US FCC could very well be the testing platform for Nintendo's newest handheld, the Nintendo 3DS.