If you're already one of the many gamers enjoying some sweet Grand Theft Auto IV action on your Sony PlayStation 3 or Microsoft Xbox 360, then here's an update about the ongoing sales war: GameStop reports that according to their sales figures during the first week of sales of the game, the Xbox 360 version has been constantly outselling the PS3 version by a huge margin. Check out all the details in the full article.

Remember the deal about the Bogart update for the Xbox 360 version of Burnout Paradise (PlayStation 3, Windows, Xbox 360) having a bit of a problem? Well, now you don't have to put up with said issues, with Criterion Games having just released a revised version of that very same update. No more glitches for us! Check out the news announcement in the full article.

Want to get just a bit more protection for your Sony PlayStation Portable Slim & Lite? Then Sony's got just the thing, with the PSP-2000 Traveler Case. Combining style and function, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more cool-looking case that actually protects your PSP from the wear and tear of being brought along for the ride. Check it out in the full article.

Eager to find out just what the Death Knight in Blizzard Entertainment's World of Warcraft will be about when The Wrath of Lich King expansion rolls out? Then check out the full article as we get the full scoop on the first ever Hero class in the industry's most popular MMORPG. All the information you require after the jump, so be sure to click that read more button to get yourself enlightened.

Rockstar North's Grand Theft Auto IV (PS3, Xbox 360) is certainly doing great in the market, but what about its contribution to console sales? Well, it seems that less than half of the Xbox 360s being sold this season have been bought with playing the enormous sandbox game in mind, and this comes directly from the official Xbox 360 news podcast. All the details in the full article.

If your strumming hand for Guitar Hero is becoming a bit worse for wear, then good news: Ben Heck, modder of all that is next-gen, has come up with a way to make your foot do all the work instead. Introducing Ben Heckendorn's own brand of pedal controllers, a peripheral that lets you strum and whammy with the merest movement of your foot. All the details in the full article.

If you're one of the many burners in Criterion Games' Burnout Paradise (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360), then you might want to check out this news update: there will be a PC version of everyone's car-smashing game in the very near future, with loads of added content packed in. Great announcement or greatest announcement? You decide in the full article, which is waiting for you after the jump.

Hankering for more R-Type Command action? Then the full article awaits you, with a two-hit combo of gameplay video joy featuring one of the most revered shmup series in videogame history, but in a completely different flavor. From dodging shots to carefully planning your every movie, R-Type Command is a completely different ball game. See how Bydo-blasting has become a bit more of a gentlemanly affair after the jump.

Want more info about Electronic Arts' Facebreaker (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii)? Then hit the full article for a special video update that introduces what could be one of the more colorful characters in the game, namely Steve. He punches, he kicks, he can even do that awesome ninja flash thing where he disappears, and then reappears behind your opponent. I have no idea what to call that but it is awesome.

For those of us who wanted to enjoy BioWare's Mass Effect (Xbox 360, PC) on their gaming rigs, but found themselves wanting after the ten-day re-authentication period that EA's SecuROM dealie popped on all of us, here's good news: that is now officially a thing of the past, thanks to the loads of fans who reacted against the issue as well as the gamers in the armed services. All the details in the full article.