Sorry folks, but those of you eagerly awaiting Max Payne 3 would have to wait about a full year more. Yes, you read that right. In the latest financial earnings and project report for Take-Two, the publisher confirms this delay, a major push back considering that it was originally intended for a Winter 2009 release.

Gran Turismo 5 is still quite a while away, good thing Polyphony Digital managed to work up something good as a reprieve. On December 17th, the Gran Turismo 5 Time Trial Challenge will be available for download at the PlayStation Store, get it quick 'cause you'll need to get a lot of practice to get yourself ready for the challenge later the following month.

In September, before Sony officially launched its PSP Minis line of games, Sony Europe's Zeno Colaco hinted at the possibility of popular Minis titles making the jump to the PS3. Rumor now has it that that possibility will turn into reality within this month.

How many EA Sports titles are there on your holiday wishlist? For those, the publisher launches its own EA Sports DebitSmart Visa Prepaid Card (my, that's a long name) designed specifically for use with all EA Sports software.

Traveller's Tales founder Jon Burton has a prediction: Sony will eventually make downloadable PSP games much cheaper than their retail UMD versions. If that doesn't come to pass, Burton believes it could lead to the death of the PSP Go.

You've seen inFamous in Thanksgiving and Black Friday deals so the title is clearly no longer interested in charging full price. SCEA and Sucker Punch Productions have now decided to make it official. From today onwards, inFamous will retail only at US$ 39.99. Not sweet enough? The game's gonna get free DLC next week.

The Namaikida -- or Badman -- series is still sticking to its 2D roots for its third outing, so why is the new game called Yuusha no Kuse ni Namaikida: 3D? Those "D"s stand for the game's dungeons, the third of which is apparently a multiplayer affair.

It's been more than a year since LittleBigPlanet and Sackboy came along, but the little guy still hasn't lost his knack for dressing up as other video game characters. This time, he'd like to think he's in the bwudderhood and he's a woothwess assassin, and so he turns to Ezio for fashion tips. Who would've thought? It works.

Going where no man has gone before in Star Trek Online may set you back a few bucks more than your average video game -- if you're going to splurge on the Collector's Edition, that is. GameStop recently detailed what fans can find in the game's CE.

There's no doubt that Dragon Quest IX is a huge title. In fact, so big that its European release is not getting one, not two, but five trademarks. Siliconera went trademark-spotting again and found that the Japanese release, Dragon Quest IX: Defender of the Starry Sky, will come in five equivalents when released internationally. Apparently, the subtitle is so important that Square Enix is having it in five more languages.