Kyle Vincent Tunison of Backbone Entertainment took to the PlayStation US blog to "re-announce" the arrival of the TurboGrafx-16 original, Military Madness: Nectaris to the PSN. "Re-announced", because as he explained, "the game was first brought to the public eye several months ago, but at the time, the game could only be talked about in terms of bullet points."

Is Faith leaping off to other platforms specifically to the Wii, DS and PSP? We've heard of the game getting a sequel, but not this. Unseen64 is reporting that Electronic Arts has commissioned Backbone Entertainment to create a demo of Mirror's Edge (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) for the aforementioned platforms. They even have a screenshot of the alleged Wii demo. Check it out at the full article.

Get ready for some thumb thumping action as Harmonix, MTV Games and EA has just announced that Rock Band: Unplugged for the PSP will be released in the UK next month. It's not the same release date as the one they announced last time, though.

So Rock Band Unplugged got leaked. Now I know some people have already gotten their copies and played through the game, but for those who managed to hold out for the official release, here's a gameplay video featuring System of a Down's "Chop Suey".

Another bit of sad news for the PSP scene today as reports are coming in that the much awaited music game Rock Band Unplugged has already been leaked in the internet, less than a month ahead of its scheduled release date.


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Now that the cat's out of the bag, we got a few details regarding Electronic Arts and MTV Games' Rock Band: Unplugged for the PlayStation Portable. Jump to the full article for the 411.

The Space Invaders are back, and they're invading today's consoles. PSN and XBL are both getting a port of Space Invaders Extreme. Relive those classic alien-shooting moments and show those aliens how we welcome nasties into our living room. Details in the full article.

With already three handheld titles listed to its name, the Death Jr. franchise takes a bold new step on to the Wii console with its latest iteration, Death Jr.: Root of Evil. In our full article, you can read all about how the development of the game is coming along. Producer James Stanley explains the different changes they had to adjust to in making the transition from handheld to console and much more.

More and more visual aids have been released for Backbone Entertainment's upcoming hack and slash adventure game, Death Jr.: Root of Evil. We were able to grab one cinematic video and two gameplay videos. Catch all three after the jump!

A few months ago, Backbone Entertainment has announced that they'll be porting their quirky game, Death Jr. 2: Root of Evil, to the Nintendo Wii. If you're wondering how the port is coming along, you can check out the full article for new screenshots.