Kefka finally shows his creepy face! Yep, the evil psycho clown of FF6 was confirmed last month to join the sinister gang in Dissidia: Final Fantasy, but it's only now that we finally get to see him. Ever wondered how he got those scars? Check out the extended Dissidia trailer in the full article for more footage from the game; battles, CGI, and cast shots (well, sort of)! And we promise... no gruesome scenes of disappearing pencils!

While Silent Hill is a fictional thriller, there's nothing more bone-chilling than something that's rooted in a real-world setting. And that's one of the main reasons why I'm waiting for Heavy Rain. Especially after seeing this Leipzig trailer. Picture this: 100% in-game footage and gameplay clips! It's definitely come a long way from the E3 2006 tech demo. Oh, forget Pyramid Head and Scissorman. It's all about the Origami Killer now... Grab your umbrellas (it might be your only form of defense!) and watch the trailer in the full article.

After Square Enix's FF13 cross-platform announcement yesterday, some people have learned to not count all their exclusive chicks before the eggs hatch. Here's something, however, that we can all be sure is pretty much already in the basket: God of War 3 finally showed itself during Sony's press conference at E3 via a teaser trailer, and man, we can't wait! And it isn't much of a long wait either! Catch that rampaging Titan and head to the full article to watch the trailer and for more details.

Apparently, Hydrophobia really does hold some frakkin' water! And it's looking gorgeous enough to make your eyes bleed. Guess I was right on the money - Hydrophobia is anything but vaporware now, and we've got the assets (screens and a teaser trailer, woohoo!) to prove it! If you weren't convinced with the screens from last year, then now's the time to hop on the Hydro Engine ship before it sails away. And to think: all that water's rendered in-game!

They are rumors no longer: LucasArts has officially announced their lightsaber game for the Wii, and it's Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the video game adaptation of the CGI movie that's to be released this year. Check out new details about both the Wii and DS versions in the full article.

May the Force be with Wii. And DS. That's what a posted advertisement tells us after plastering Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi in their CGI movie form together with logos of the Wii and DS. Star Wars: The Clone Wars is based on the same cartoon series Star Wars fans had watch before seeking out Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith in theaters or DVD. Closure reasons, surely. If you've missed the cartoon, you might want to reconsider missing the game adaptation of the cartoon's CGI movie remake. More at the full story.

Sony Computer Entertainment has sent word that they've selected Shuhei Yoshida as their new World Wide Studios president. Yoshida will be replacement Phil Harrison, who left the company last February. Details regarding this announcement are in the full article.

MMOs seem to be all the next big thing for consoles. Sony Online Entertainment has showed that they plan on cashing in on this by announcing that both The Agency and Free Realms will have microtransactions. For more on this, check out the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

"It must be the shoes," as some would say to explain something extraordinary. In the case of VectraSense Technologies, however, that just might be the case. The company has launched what is called the Verb For Shoe "Smart Shoe Experience" - high-tech footwear. More on that in the full article after the jump.

It's been a while since we last heard from Capcom and the Nintendo Wii version of Resident Evil 0, but now we get wind of a new movie trailer that shows off just how faithful it's going to be to the original. From the seamless transition between combat and exploration to the awesome CGI cutscenes, this is definitely one game that we should keep our eyes on, especially since it's about shooting zombies. The video at the full article.