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Koku Gamer writes: "Everyone has a favorite game that they loved last gen but the sequels have not yet come to the current generation or aren’t even in development yet. We have searched high and low to find people’s most beloved franchises that haven’t gone "next gen", and have compiled this list to show the top ten games/franchises that people want to come to the next generation.

To make it onto this list it must fall under this criteria:

– A game for the series has not yet been made for the Wii, Xbox 360, or the PlayStation 3 (ports from last gen don’t count).

– Fans have been asking for a sequel for quite some time.

– There aren’t any official announcements of a game of the series being made."

"Finding a laptop that is truly created and engineered for gaming purposes may be hard to find but one such gadget exist. And it goes by a very unlikely name – Sager"

ZTGameDomain writes……Gonna take you for a ride.

I can remember back in July of 2000 I was so excited to be a Dreamcast owner. Mainly because I was the only one in my circle of friends that owned one and everyone wanted to come over and play this game I bought. That game of course being Marvel vs. Capcom 2. My friends and I had logged countless hours into the original MvC and we were ready to try out this new game with its expansive roster, and 3 on 3 tag battles. Now some 9 years later, I still own the Dreamcast copy of the game but sadly my Dreamcast has gone the way of the dodo but my love for the game is still there. Thankfully after asking and practically begging Capcom, and Backbone Entertainment have rereleased the game on the PSN and Xbox Live Marketplace.

TheGameReviews writes: "It’s taken a lot of discussion… okay, bickering between the TGR staff, but we’ve finally been able to agree on our pick for the fifty best games of the noughties. Now it’s your turn to bicker with us. OK, let’s face it, some great titles didn’t make it onto this list. Lots of great titles, in fact. It’s been hard to narrow it down to 50, and for that as a community we should be thankful. Over the last ten years we’ve been treated to some really fantastic games, especially in the last few years, and it’s certainly been, and still is a fantastic time to be a gamer. There are still some potentially great titles to come out later this year as well, and maybe they’ll invalidate this list (even more), but we just couldn’t wait until 2010 to start our bickering."

With the official announcement of GOD OF WAR and GOD OF WAR 2 coming to the blu-ray format for the PS3 running 60fps, we started thinking about other amazing PS2 titles that should be realized in 720p HD form receiving the GOD OF WAR treatment. Of course there are thousands of great PS2 titles to choose from so we decided to make our list rather short yet meaty with some of the PS2’s greatest hits.

Infinity Ward revealed new multiplayer weapons, details, and more.

PSN@Home Writes: "Here’s some new tidbit for those that can’t download their Game Content on their PS3 Slim. If you just recently bought a PS3 Slim and wanted to download your content to your Slim PS3 it will say to you "Please Deactivate a System", I then decided to call Sony because I knew that I only have 2 Consoles, the Original PS3 and the newest Slim version.

After being on hold, a tech support told me the reason and the reason is and I do quote him:"

Sam, David, and Garnett return from their journeys but John’s a late scratch from the lineup. The trio finds their hands full with Star Trek Online, NFS Shift vs. Forza 3 vs. Gran Turismo 5, Dead Nation, Resident Evil Darkside Chronicles, Eye Pet, Osmos, and more just in Whatcha’ Been Playin? alone. And then after the break they tackle the price drops (and in the UK an increase) on console hardware, whether 40 dollars could be the magic price for expanding the games market, Kojima’s plans for Peace Walker, and more.

Anoop Gantayat: Amazon.com, E-digi, and the online shops for such major retailers as Yamada Denki and Sofmap are sold out of stock ahead of the system’s 9/3 launch.

IGN countdowns the best videogame consoles of all time.