So what's going to be in our videogaming menu starting this week? A whole lot of DS games once again, we tell you, though there's a few gems or two in the Nintendo handheld rough on Tuesday. There's a music rhythm game for almost every console out there, plus a couple new additions to the portfolio of PC games. Somehow we're also seeing another relaunching of Gears of War for the Xbox 360 the "Refresh" edition. We don't know why it's re-listed, but it is. The full list follows at the full story.

It looks like Bethesda's going all out on Fallout 3's (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC) coming launch, as they've teamed up with Amazon to sell - wait for it - a US$ 130 special, limited edition bundle of the post-apocalypse shooter-RPG. The Collector's Edition is still slated to ship to shelves at a price 50 bucks cheaper with 90% of the same swag as the Survival Edition. The difference between them? A custom modeled digital watch. More details shower at the full story.

The guys from Bethesda Softworks have announced that there will be no mandatory installation for the PlayStation 3 version of Fallout 3 (also available on the Xbox 360, PC). To find out more about this, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Two creative forces in the game making industry have just joined forces to create an exciting new game. Bethesda Softworks, that is currently developing Fallout 3 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC), decided to go into a joint effort with Splash Damage to explore new areas and come up with something fresh. More details after the jump.

Wondering how Fallout 3 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) looked before it got off the drawing board? Bethesda Softworks artist Adam Adamowicz set up a dev diary narrating his experience creating the concept art of the game. Long literary aside, he also posted some artwork, available for viewing over in the full article.

New info is out for Fallout 3 courtesy of Game Informer. Remember how we last heard that there are 200 different endings? Well now it's 500. Sweet, eh. Good luck to completists who want to see each one. More in the full article.

Bethesda Softworks is still under serious flak for serving what the most loyal of Fallout fans might call "the unbecoming of a legendary franchise," and probably having seen what happened to the once-God of multiplayer arena franchises, Unreal Tournament, with UT3, they're aren't backing down from their continuous anti-Fallout 3 campaign. Lately someone got hold of Bethesda to check if they're feeling the burn, and Emil Pagliarulo gave his stand.

A lot of fans of the Fallout series are quite skeptical about the latest installment to the game, Fallout 3, simply because of the shift to first-person POV. Producer Peter Hines explains why the series opted to go first-person in the latest game. Read his explanation, and a whole lot of new details on Fallout 3, by following the "read more" link below.

Grand theft what? This April isn't exactly rocky even if you're not a fan of the upcoming sandbox behemoth, because other major releases can go neck to neck. For the week ending April 20, Gran Turismo 5 Prologue will race to North America with an expansion for The Sims 2 and Okami's waggle reincarnation tailing behind. Hit that jump to see the rest of games about to reach retail.

Fallout 3 screenshots, everybody! The game's looking pretty good (in so far as you can say that a game that's set in a post-apocalyptic future that's gone through a nuclear war can look good). At any rate, follow the "read more" link below for the screens!