Reflect Missile, the Breakout look-alike game, has just been announced by  Q-Games yesterday as an upcoming DSiWare title. Upcoming, as in, it has come, and it is now up on Nintendo's DSiWare.

A listing of Allen Murray's "Experience" has been unearthed in the treasure trove called the Internet, and suspiciously enough, it looks like he's busy working on an "Unannounced Title". What's so suspicious about that? Oh, nothing. Just that Murray, producer at Bungie Studios, has worked on nothing but the Halo franchise the past four years.

Just like the remote control, but bigger. Marc Whitten, General Manager of XBL, characterizes the advent of Project Natal as the next biggest thing that happened to entertainment, "since the remote control."

Not only do we have new scans for Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep from Japanese magazine Famitsu, we also have scans of the PSP-3000 special KH: BHS unit, announced earlier this month.

New scans from Shonen Jump has landed, and gracing its covers are Final Fantasy XIII's  (Xbox 360, PS3) newly revealed characters. Pucker up cos Cid Raines is in this party.

It's probably Activision and Bizarre Creations' way of saying "Sorry", but now it looks like we're about to have this rather sexy, new promotion video for their delayed Blur (Xbox 360, PS3 and PC) racing game.

The past year has definitely not been an easy one for... well... everybody. "Staggering" is how Silicon Knight's Denis Dyack describes the job losses that resulted from the many company restucturings that occurred in the past year and a half. Despite this depressing sight, though, Dyack is of the belief that amidst all this negativity, Ontario will continue to rise.

Warmachine is definitely on for PC and consoles. Although it has been some three months ago since WhiteMoon Dreams announced that they were partnering up with Privateer Press for the recreation of the famed table-top fantasy game to video, it's only now that we're really hearing details about it.

And Sony's gladly taking it to the marines. After hearing yet another story of how video games are being used to enhance education (Beaterator subs for music teachers in NY public schools), the Times Online now reports that the British Royal Navy has been giving out a nifty little handheld gadget to their sailors, and it's not to provide them entertainment. It's for them to pass their exams. Well, okay, of course entertainment's an offshoot of that too.

The patch notes for EVE Online: Dominion has just been released and there are a lot of new things in store for you avid players. But first, we have information on the deployment of Dominion this coming Tuesday, December 1, 2009. Details and patch notes at the full article.