thesixthaxis.com

Looks like Killzone 3 is real, the latest issue of Gamepro apparently has the details.

Expect a feeling that the player will be "in a place far away from home, outnumbered”, there’ll be jetpacks, arctic levels, and – oh – 3D graphics, which require a 3D TV and, obviously, 3D glasses.

The mag hints at a grander scale and a new weapon called "the Wasp”.

I’ve a sneaky feeling Killzone 3 was shown to a few journalists a week or two back, and there’ll be an embargo up soonish.  Just a hunch.

electronista.com

helium.com

May 2010 is shaping up to be a great month for the PS3.  Several anticipated games are on the verge of being released, and many of them are very likely to become blockbuster hits.  Here are the most anticipated games coming out for the PS3 in May..

-Red Dead Redemption:  The sequel to Rockstar's western game on last generation consoles.  Red Dead is a third person shooter in an open world environment.  Go anywhere in the vast desert on horseback, by train, or on foot as you search for your former gun totting comrades.  Brutal gunplay, crisp graphics, Honor and Infamy System, and competitive online play are sure to keep players engaged for quite some time.

xbox360.ign.com

April 30, 2010 - Neither Activision nor Bungie would discuss specifics of yesterday's surprise 10-year publishing agreement. But to sign a developer with a pedigree like Bungie to a deal for one game would cost a pretty penny, let alone ten years worth. So how much coin did Activision have to pony up to land Bungie?

Wedbush Morgan Analyst Michael Pachter said the deal may have cost Activision as much as $100 million upfront, but suggested there's no reason to believe the publisher would need to fund Bungie's game development.

"Activision may be funding the game development, but Bungie is only 180 people. If they make $125,000 each per year (that's WAY too high, but it's a reasonable starting point fo... Read more »