There's something big headed to the PSN for all you major puzzle fans out there (even the casual ones, too, actually). D3Publisher has announced that Puzzle Quest: Galactrix is coming to the PS3's online community this Thursday, May 7th.

Following the public's renewed interest in him, Matt Hazard, video game action hero since 1983, will get to have one of his classic games released on Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network this summer. Long live the Hazard!

So what does a current gen mercenary in a shooter game do when confronted with a last-gen villain who attacks on a turn-based system? You whip out your guns and start shooting of course. Duh.

Watch two new developer walkthrough vids of Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard after the link.

Following their announcement to bring Neil Gaiman and Henry Selick's Coraline movie to video game consoles, D3Publisher has now also confirmed that they've bagged the rights to release a video game tie-in for Imagi Studios' 2009 feature length animation, Astro Boy. Go, go, go, Astro Boy! On to the full article!

I was honestly all meh about this game when I first heard about it, but after this, I'm sold! Will Arnett (Arrested Development's Gob Bluth) and Neil Patrick Harris (Dr. Horrible) will be lending their voice talents to Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard. Details after the link.

D3Publisher has been running a rather elaborate viral campaign for the fictitious classic videogame icon Matt Hazard for the past month. Today they've finally unveiled the game it's all been leading up to: Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

D3Publisher is apparently releasing a slew of PSP games onto the PlayStation Store for people to purchase, and they look to be potentially cheaper as a downloadable title. Find out what's coming to the PlayStation Store after the jump!

Run. Run, or the other mother will get you, and will give you buttons for eyes, so it's time to... button mash? In time with the release of the movie next year, D3 Publisher will be releasing the video game version of Coraline. More in the full article.

Although a few major players will be absent, E3 is still on! Over 30 studios will be there to exhibit their games, even Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive who are currently at loggerheads. Check out the full list of exhibitors in the full article.

In D3Publisher and Digital Extremes' Dark Sector (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3), decapitating enemies with a flying glaive isn't the only juicy part. Firearms also offer deadly fun, because upgrades are there to keep your weapons customizable and fresh if you know how to mix and match. Learn more about this at the full article.