Gearbox's Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) has been delayed for almost two whole years now. It was originally scheduled for a holiday 2006 release and is now slated for next week. So, what's with the holdup, Gearbox? According to Hell's Highway director Jeramy Cooke, multiplatform development was the major culprit. More from Cooke after the jump.

You're definitely getting more than you bargained for if you pre-order Borthers in Arms: Hell's Highway. Steam's got something really cool in store for you, and you can find out more about what's going down after the jump.

World of Warcraft''s Wrath of the Lich King expansion is sure to usher in an epic new era in the virtual world forged by Blizzard. One of the new things in this expansion is the implementation of Achievements that will give players bragging rights. Lead game designer Jeffrey Kaplan tells us a little something about it in the full article up ahead.

Gamers in Europe are still rather in the dark when exactly Capcom's Bionic Commando Rearmed will be hitting the local download services. Fortunately, word recently got out that the next-gen remake's August 13 release will be a world-wide launch on both Xbox Live and all the popular PC download services, such as Steam Direct 2 Drive, Game's Gate, and more. Find out more in our full article.

Another week goes by, but we've been busy little bees, haven't we? While many have taken to experimenting with beam cannons and their relationship with space debris, others have been wrestling with balancing issues in an alternate era where the Cold War never really died. Still, news never stopped churning for enthusiasts and gamers on the PC, and we'll revisit what happened this week at this issue of the PC Weekend Warrior.

Valve's other antics recently also included a patch for Team Fortress 2, which came in a day earlier than the recent Steam client update. If you've staved off from going online on Steam for quite some time, you might want to go online now for a game update. Your Team Fortress 2 client's going to owe you one, you know. Oh, and there's a little something for suiciders, too.

Very nice. Now though the recent upgrade of Valve Software's Steam client is all about smoothing those rough edges in cache management and defragmenting, it's nice to see some launcher load times decreased. Want to know what else Valve has tuned? The full story lists all.

Not only are you playing your heart's content off a freely distributed game, but you're also getting the support you didn't ask for - or rather, the support you were going to ask for anyways. Nadeo, together with Focus Home Interactive, have released an update to freely available TrackMania Nations Forever, which corrects a few hiccups you might have experienced in your extended play sessions. The patch log follows at the full story.

If you've experienced problems with your Steam client's defragmenter and had games crash on you while you're recovering your client from Standby mode, then now's the time to get your client updated. The latest Steam client includes fixes that addresses these problems, and also includes other tweaks. The details in the full article.

Here's a keeper for the weekend: Valve has just put new updates up on Steam for Audiosurf and Race Driver: GRID, the latter being part of the follow up the version 1.1 patch that released for the retail editions of the racing game. While Audiosurf seems to be gearing up for additional content in the future, the GRID patch corrects issues with game initializations and shut downs. More at the full story.