So we all learned about Just Cause 2's basic game mechanics in this earlier video. Now it's time to see what Rico Rodriguez can do when he gets on board one of the game's over 100 different vehicles. See what "the laws of physics on drugs" looks like after the jump.

Scratch one game off the PS3 exclusivity list. Tecmo has just made it known through a press release that their upcoming third-person shooter, Quantum Theory, will be heading to the Xbox 360 console as well.

Nintendo's rolling out a few downloadable classic games for the Wii and DS this week. The original Rayman game's coming to the DSiWare service alongside another mix of handheld games and apps. The Virtual Console service is also being updated with Street Fighter Alpha 2 and Shinobi. Those who prefer to get their games from th WiiWare service aren't being left in the dust either. Hit the jump for the complete list of new downloadable titles.

Video game critics aren't among Tony Hawk's favorite people right now. The pro skateboarder recently struck back at critics who slammed Robomodo's Tony Hawk: Ride, saying that they just weren't ready to give the game a fair shake.

Quick heads up for the Killzone 2 players out there. Don't be surprised when the game's multiplayer service drops out for a while tomorrow. Guerrilla is scheduling a little downtime to upgrade their servers.

Following last week's unearthing of trademark filings for Dragon Quest IX's possible European subtitles, gaming blog Siliconera has dug up another one. This time it's a registration for North America.

Heads up, importers. You won't be getting the Dynasty Warriors 6 PSP port this Christmas. Koei has just announced that the game's Japanese release has been pushed back a month.

Still poring over that Rorscach inkblot from yesterday? Well you can stop now. Visceral and EA have finally announced Dead Space 2. Officially.

Delay after delay has hit the PC version of Colin McRae: DiRT 2, but it seems Codemasters has finally locked down a US release date. Let's hope it sticks this time.

There's something to look forward to at the upcoming Video Game Awards, and it comes in the form of something very Reachable, if you get my drift. Yep, that's right. The first in-game footage of Bungie's highly anticipated iteration to the famed Halo franchise, Halo: Reach, will be debuting then. Among the many people turning listless in wait is Geoff Keighley, who boldly predicts that the game will be a "huge leap forward."