Valkyria is scheduled for a November 11 release in North America.
Packing online multiplayer, Castlevania Judgment hits North America this fall.
Today, the first footage of the insectoid race, and a little news to go with: Dawn of War II will be hitting Steam at release.
Dawn of War II is set for a PC release this coming spring.Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning is planned for a September 18 launch on PC.
The below trailer offers a glimpse of the editor's level creation tools.
Far Cry 2 is planned for release on PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 later this year. For more information on the map editor, check out our recent interview with Far Cry 2 creative director Clint Hocking.
To that end, Electronic Arts has released some additional footage of the game that made you look up the word "parkour."
Mirror's Edge is expected to hit on PC, Playstation 3, and Xbox 360 later this year. For more on the title, check out our recent preview.
Similar to Quantic Dream's adventure title Indigo Prophecy, Sony explained that "the dynamic narrative [of Heavy Rain] unfolds through the players actions--not cut scenes--and every action has a consequence."
In addition to a Wonder Woman render and a new trailer, nine more Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe screenshots have been released by publisher Midway. The shots include a first look at the beloved DC villain Joker and the imaginative superhero Green Lantern.
Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe will hit PS3 and Xbox 360 on November 10. Shackvideo users can use the HD Stream.Update: Konami's US branch has announced that the PC version of Silent Hill: Homecoming will arrive via Steam in September, suggesting the delayed November release for all three versions is just for Europe.
Original Story: Konami announced today that Silent Hill: Homecoming has suffered a delay, as the Double Helix developed survival horror game has been moved from September to November.
The company also confirmed that the PC-DVD release of the game will ship simultaneously with the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions. According to Konami, the PC version will be identical to its console brethren.
New screenshots were also made available, as seperate PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 galleries. Below you can find a trailer.
In what seems like a return to the Most Wanted formula, Need for Speed: Undercover takes place in the open world of a fictional Tri-City Bay Area. Players will take on the role of an undercover cop hired by a federal agency to infiltrate a crime syndicate, and tasked with busting crime bosses of increasing difficulty.
Back are all the cop chases and highway pursuits that made Most Wanted... Read more
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