Touted as ultimate in-home driving simulator, Gran Turismo is back and (supposedly) better than ever. It’s been a long time coming (5 years!), but it’s finally arrived on Playstation 3. This time around GT brings you online racing for up to 16-players, vehicle damage, over 1,000 vehicles to choose from, 26 different locations, and 71 different tracks. Gentlemen, start your engines! See our full review after the jump!

Pegged as one of the most exciting skating games in ages, Shaun White Skateboarding has finally been released. In collaboration with the “Flying Tomato” himself, Ubisoft has polished and released the second board sport game to be name after Shaun. While he’s best know for what he does on the pipe made of snow, Shaun is a skate vert XGames & Dew Tour champ and has been skateboarding for just as long as he’s been snowboarding.

It’s baaaaaaaaack! In collaboration with world renowned DJ’s such as Tiesto, DJ Qbert, Deadmau5, and David Guetta. DJ Hero 2 is here, and we’re happy to report it’s better than ever. This time with more than 100 songs mixed into 80 fresh tracks for your listening, cross-fading, and scratchin’ pleasure. Reeeeguuulaaatoooors… Mount up!

Despite the fact that I’ve been playing and reviewing video games for years, I seriously, seriously suck at baseball games. Watching me play MLB 2K9 would send any serious sports-game fan into an uncontrollable fit of rage from my complete and total lack of skills. And that’s why I like The BIGS 2. Building on The BIGS franchise, The BIGS 2‘s over-the-top, arcade-style game play can cover-up even the worst player’s half-assed attempt at seeming athletic.

At 12:00 this morning Halo 3 was unleashed to the masses with an anticipation rivaled only by the biggest big-budget movies.
Being a relative newbie to the series – I had to play a lot of catch-up, as I only recently purchased an Xbox 360 – the Halo experience I have denied for so long has taken me in, hook and sinker.
While I’m only a few hours in… Click to read more