For those of you eager fans of Monolith's delayed Condemned 2: Bloodshot (Xbox 360, PS3), we got our hands on some bloody good trailers for all your viewing pleasure.

Witness some of the things that you can do to kill and maim your opponents. Check out the two videos in the full article.

If the last two Condemned 2: Bloodshot (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3) videos from Monolith and Sega left you yearning for more, here's some relief for you: the game's lead designer has decided to do a walkthrough of Condemned 2: Bloodshot's combat system and it's looking nasty in a good way. View it when you proceed to the full article.

As we come close to its March 11 release, Sega and Monolith Productions' Condemned 2: Bloodshot's (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3) finally gets its official website. If you haven't been following this first-person survival horror, most things that can catch your attention are there. For more details, head over to the full article.

Considering the FPS nature of Sega's Condemned 2: Bloodshot (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3), the developers at Monolith Productions have decided to include a multiplayer game mode for the deeply involving survival horror game. To give gamers a look at how the new multiplayer matches will look like, we've collected two teaser videos showing some of the gory action that you can expect when going up against other players in the game.

Check out the videos right after the jump!

 Waiting for Sega releases in Europe? January has a lot of goodies in the bag for everyone. Condemned 2 (Xbox 360, PS3), Superstar Tennis, Viking: Battle of Asgard (Xbox 360, PS3), and NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams are all coming soon. See the detailed version to find out when these will drop and what else is inbound.

Take the good with the bad, as they say, and the same still holds true with the New Year: Sega has just announced that their upcoming survival-horror game, Condemned 2: Bloodshot, will be delayed for a month (although the game's already in it's alpha phase). Condemned 2 will now be released on March next year.

Matthew Allen, Primary Lead Artist of Monolith Productions talks about tackling the previous issues with Condemned 2: Bloodshot's (Xbox 360, PS3) predecessor and how they plan to overcome it in the bloody new game. In particular, the developers wanted to work around the difficulties with the previous iteration's rendering of the cut-scenes.

Read more about what the devs had to say after the jump!

Today we've got another batch of screenshots from Condemned 2: Bloodshot, Monolith Productions' upcoming title fro the Sony PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Xbox 360 home video game consoles. Check out the screenshots at the full article.

Ethan Thomas has been through a lot. In Monolith Productions' 2005 release Condemned: Criminal Origins, he had to kill more than 200 people. That's expectedly left him feeling a bit down and disturbed, so when he's called back to action in Condemned 2: Bloodshot, what does he do?

That's right. Kill some more. Of course, his targets may only be hallucinations that have been made up by Ethan himself, but they still pack a mean wallop. That's why it's up to players to help Ethan use the arsenal of firearms, blunt instruments and the all-new fighting system in Condemned 2: Bloodshot so he can survive.

For a peek at what players, and Ethan, will be up against in Condemned 2: Bloodshot, check out the game's debut trailer below. Oh, and watch out for the amazing disappearing zombie head at the 00:15 mark. Monolith Productions' Condemned 2: Bloodshot for the Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3 hit stores next year.

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Fans of the first Condemned title Condemned: Criminal Origins should be thrilled to know that Monolith Productions has a lot in store for them in the new Condemned 2: Bloodshot for the Xbox 360 and the PS3. Judging by the game details revealed in an interview with Monolith Production's Senior Producer Dave Hasle, Condemned 2: Bloodshot now offers several ways of roughing up strangers as well as weapons choices.

It's not hard to imagine a billiard cue stick being used as a weapon, but a cue ball? According to Hasle, he's been using the cue ball a lot to stun opponents. Smacking cue balls against another's head does sound pretty painful, but also a lot of fun.

There's also a lot of other new fighting mechanics added to the second Condemned title. These include fist fights, a combo system, an attack chain system and a wider range of selectable weapons that can be picked up and used at a moment's notice.

What can we say? Condemned 2 now looks as if it's really coasting the same waters as Manhunt 2. We just hope that it won't encounter the same level of controversy as Manhunt 2 did.

Check out the entire interview in the Read link!