Rockstar and Microsoft have something special planned in celebration of the launch of Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City and The Ballad of Gay Tony. This weekend, anybody who wants to play both games as well as Grand Theft Auto IV over Xbox Live can do so for free.

Not much detail has been revealed regarding Rockstar's upcoming PS3 exclusive espionage title Agent except for the game will be set in the late 1970's. But during a Q&A session about next month's Grand Theft Auto IV (Xbox 360, PS3) expansion, The Ballad of Gay Tony, it looks like the game is headed for a 2010 release date alongside Red Dead Redemption and Max Payne 3. More after the jump.

Who says explosions and underground fistfights don't mesh with disco? Rockstar begs to differ, and the evidence lies in the fierce and funky first trailer for the second Grand Theft Auto IV DLC, The Ballad of Gay Tony. You've seen the screenshots, now check 'em out in action.

Man, Sony took their sweet time at their presentation, didn't they? Two full hours! However. I am not complaining. How could I? Sony definitely did their homework for this year, as compared to the last. Of course am sure many were also left wanting, but hey. You can't please everybody. And although they did get a major bulk of their announcements preemptively leaked, they still did have that shocker that got the nods of most of the attendees, if not all. Rundown and verdict on Sony's E3 2009 Presentation after the jump.

Warning: Highly Flammable. Keep out of reach of PS3 fanboys.

That didn't take too long. As soon as the NPD Charts for February was released, Microsoft exec Aaron Greenberg spews out more fighting words, claiming that the PS3 "is hemorrhaging at retail."

While some are still not over Niko Bellic and Grand Theft Auto IV (PS3, Xbox 360) and still play it in the livingroom, rumor has it that Rockstar Games is already planning to launch a fifth title in the franchise. Details in the full article.

The 6th Annual Video Game Awards of Spike TV is about to kick off next month, and we've got the list of nominees for this one. Cross your fingers tight and wish your personal fave bets good luck. See the list after the jump.

A new ad that popped up on Rockstar Social Club got the folks at Joystiq speculating that the Xbox 360 DLC for Grand Theft Auto IV might involve a potential zombie outbreak.

That would be freaky sweet.

Everyone's abuzz and excited on the upcoming DLC exclusive for GTA IV (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) on the Xbox 360. But after confirming that it will indeed be coming out this fall, Microsoft has stayed mum on the matter. So what could possibly be in it? Rumors on that, as well as on the upcoming dashboard update after the jump.

A recent survey from What They Play, a parental advisory website, revealed that parents seem to be more worried about their children's exposure to videogames than alcohol, pornography, or violence. Furthermore, a second survey by the group showed that parents considered content showing sex and sexuality as more offensive than depictions of violence. Learn more after the jump!