Montreal is really moving up on the gaming density. As of THQ's latest announcement, the city will be home to yet another development studio. This won't be just another studio, for the publisher, plans have it that it would be their biggest yet.

Yesterday was a big day for PlayStation and a lot of people did a little something-something to commemorate the event. For Hideo Kojima and MGS artist Yoji Shinkawa, they took a pair of ordinary PSPs, and with a few scribbles of a marker, turned them into must-have rarities. It's that sort of Midas-Touch magic that guys like them have.

They've explained it before, but it appears that many in the scene weren't quite satisfied with PSPGEN's firmware release delay news. Tough break, but don't worry, you'll still get to play Gundam vs. Gundam on your PSP eventually. As for their reasons, MaGiXieN obliges and lets us in on their case.

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We do know that Terminal Reality has something cooking up in their kitchen for Microsoft's new technology, Natal. What we don't know is what the nature of the said new project is. Well it seems like the project is going full steam ahead, as the team has posted yet another job listing, this time dropping a hint that the said "exciting AAA Natal Title" just might be an open-worlder.

It's so awesome, it can't fit in just one disc! This is what BioWare Community Coordinator Christ Priestly claims about the awesomeness of Mass Effect 2 (Xbox 360, PC). Over at the official BioWare forums, Priestly revealed that the game will, in fact, be coming out in two discs.

It hasn't even been officially announced yet, and already, it's been delayed. Take-Two CEO Ben Feder announced at a financial meting that they will be delaying a triple A, yet-to-be-announced title, from its supposed 2010 release schedule to a much later 2011.

So did you hear about Tiger Woods' domestic dispute wherein he hit his Escalade on a fire hydrant, with his golf club-wielding wife hot in pursuit? Playa' got caught, and it's just been immortalized in all its glory, thanks to a Flash game.

The kids have spoken, and they say they belong to the group of "Gamers." Children as young as 2 years old in the United States have been found to consider themselves as gamers, with 9.7 million of them, out of the total 55.7 million gamers all over the country, being in the 2-5 age bracket. That's a lot of tiny gaming tots.

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow is off to 3D land. Will it live up to the expectations of solid Castlevania fans? David Cox of Konami sits down with the Official Xbox Magazine UK to reveal the new gimmicks they've put up in place to appease the discriminating gamer. Read on in the full article to see what he had to say.

This week on PlayStation Store Update, we've got the classic Call of Duty to remind us what made the world war franchise the hit that it is today. And that's on top of the usual add-on game contents and freebies. So without further ado, check out what's in store for you and your PS3 on the first week of December.