Earlier this month, Codemasters released the first DLC pack for Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising. Those who can't get enough of the game can rest assured. The second DLC pack for PS3 and Xbox 360 is already in development.

Damn. It seems Nintendo really can do no wrong in Japan when it comes to their DS handhelds. The latest DS iteration, the DSi LL, debuted at the top of Media Create's Japanese hardware charts by selling almost three times the number of units each of the rest of the top five consoles did.

After the not-so-stealthy reveal of Theif 4, Eidos Montreal has pretty much gone to ground when it comes to the game. The studio's GM, Stephane D'Astous, has, however, assured fans of the series that it's coming along in "leaps and bounds."

Ubisoft has released a new dev diary for the game version of James Cameron's "Avatar" movie. This one's all about the weapons and skills players will need to survive Pandora's dangers. Watch the battles between giant Smurfs the Na'vi and the humans for control of Pandora's Smurf berries natural resources in the video after the jump.

LittleBigPlanet's upcoming "Leerdammer" patch will finally free players from having to stick to offline level creation. Yep, they've finally slapped on a date to that online Create mode they promised a while back. The online Create mode's not the only thing new in the patch. Media Molecule has also made some tweaks under LittleBigPlanet's hood to improve its networking code and location-based matchmaking. They've even made it so players can save way more stuff. More details past the jump.

Can't wait for the Red Dead Redemption (PS3 and Xbox 360) trailer that Rockstar promised for next week? Well, here you go. Thanks to the world wide web, a copy of the trailer has been leaked giving us an early look on the upcoming wicked wild west epic and also confirms the April 27, 2010 release date of the game. Now, hurry up and watch it before Rockstar pulls out the plug on this one.

Heads up to all European PlayStation gamers! The latest PSN update is now available. Included in this week's lineup are two new PS3 game demos, a classic PSOne game Lilo and Stitch: Trouble in Paradise,  more downloadable games, new Minis and the usual game add-on content

Interested in the Fight Night Round 4 DLC we posted about recently? The game's been around for quite a while now, but having new fighters and new game modes sure can pique the interest back. Why not stick around and watch the preview?

Acts of violence, reckless driving, poor health - the list goes on. These things have long been blamed on video games, prompting restriction, censorship, and even prohibition. Gamers are so tired of the finger-pointing and banhammering. Capcom, having been involved in the latest controversy, has gotten sick of the witch hunt, and so they speak the words that gamers would echo the world over: You cannot blame society’s ills on video games.

Raging blast is right. Namco Bandai is rolling out a dozen custom character packs for the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of Dragon Ball: Raging Blast, to be released sporadically until April. Yes, a dozen character packs - all for free.