Did you know that the PlayStation 3 version of the video game Dark Sector almost got canned? Yup, that interesting bit was shared by Digital Extremes Producer Josh Austin.

It was also said that it was problematic unlike the Xbox 360 build. The exact account of Austin waits after the jump!

Quite a number of gamers were up in arms when Australia's Office of Film and Literature Classification board's refused to rate Digital Extremes' Dark Sector (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) for release. Well, if you're one of those who felt a bit disappointed, you might want to know that the Australian federal government has revealed that it is currently considering an R-rating for videogames.

A lot of gamers in Australia are anxiously waiting Digital Extremes' Dark Sector (Xbox 360, PS3) to hit the stands. Unfortunately, the game has been met with some resistance from the  Australia Office of Film and Literature Classification (OFLC). The organization has refused to rate the game based on its extremely violent content. For more on this, check out the full article.

If you're one of those people who think Dark Sector (Xbox 360, PS3) is just going to be another Gears of War (Xbox 360, PS3) clone, Associate Producer David Kudirka is more than willing to argue that point. He explains what makes the game stand out and also details its in-house game engine as well as the possibilities of creating a PC or Wii version for Dark Sector. To find out more about this, you can read the full article for more information.

The developers from Digital Extremes explained the variety of moves Hayden Tenno, the main character of Dark Sector (Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3), has in his deadly arsenal. Asides from his mutated right arm and his deadly glaive weapon, Tenno knows how to open a can of whupass on his opponents as you'll soon see from the daily Combat Video segment from IGN.

Check out today's killer Combat Move in the full article!

Some of you may wonder why Digital Extremes designed Dark Sector (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) to be a third-person shooter when it could have been just as promising as a first-person affair. In the video interview which you'll find after the jump, you're bound to be convinced that the devs had good reason to do so. Details up next.

Can you imagine Smallville's Lex Luthor in a video game? Well, Michael Rosenbaum has decided to lend his voice to bring to life Hayden Tenno, the dark and tormented hero from D3Publisher of America Inc.'s Dark Sector (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3).

For more information on Rosenbaum's new role, read the full article!

Aside from the story, music, graphics and whatnot, characters found within a game add depth to gameplay. With the release of Dark Sector (Xbox 360, PS3) coming in a few months, the developers have just released four character profiles.

From Hayden Tenno to Yargo Menshik, we are given how the characters will move within the story from their profiles. Profiles of the characters after the jump!

Four videos have arrived for Dark Sector, including a new trailer showing off the glaive. Three of the videos feature weapons Hayden Tenno will be able to use in the game (yes, he uses more than just his mutated glaive-arm). Check out the videos in the full article.

If you still can't get enough of Hayden Tenno's mutated right arm as well as the cool weapon that goes with it, then the developers from Digital Extremes' Dark Sector have a little bit more to tell you about the story behind the glaive he carries.

You can check out the video interview with the lead developers behind the game right after the jump!