A bit of bad news has arrived regarding the entity that's now known as Activision Blizzard. The company sent out a press wire announcing that only five of Vivendi's games are expected to be published, leaving the future of the company's other titles in question. Further details are available in the full article.

*Update* Ghostbusters is still in development.
*Update 2* Brutal Legend has also left limbo.

The good news is that a demo for Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy (PS3, Xbox 360) will be hitting Xbox 360s and PS3s next month. The bad news? No Matt Damon and no "Extreme Ways". Hit the full article for the latest details on The Bourne Conspiracy.

When you're a 30 million dollar elite agent whose job is to kill people, it's difficult to avoid fisticuffs and heavy gunfire directed at you. We've learned that much after seeing Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3) in action. Head over to the full article to find what we're talking about.

We've got another batch of eye candy in the form of screenshots and a video from Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) and they feature the very painful looking Bourne takedowns and the very very shiny Mini. Ready for more of Bourne? Check out the full article for the screenshots.

If you still haven't had your fill of rugged super spies and international conspiracies, then Sierra Entertainment is here to deliver as it opens the official website of its next-gen console action title Robert Ludlum's The Borne Conspiracy (Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3). You can view the details of this eye candy-filled site by checking out our full article after the jump.

It's easy to compare Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) to James Bond games when similarities are apparent, but after hearing more about its hand-to-hand combat, we're convinced that Jason Bourne can pull more punches. He doesn't have gadgets up his sleeves since mano y mano fistfights is more of his style. Find out what we're talking about at the full article.

High Moon Studios' game adaptation on the Bourne Conspiracy films might be able to live up to expectations, as said by Rory McGuire in a short interview. He said that they tried to capture the feel of the films through the things that they've done for the game. Find out exactly how in the full article.

Jason Bourne's incarnation on video game consoles is shaping up to be full of promise, and our anticipation just went up a notch after seeing Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3) latest trailer. How can we not be excited when High Moon Studios of Dark Watch fame and Sierra Entertainment team up for an explosive third-person action game with strong cinematic elements and robust gameplay? Check out the full article to see what we're talking about.

Can't wait to get your hands on Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) from High Moon Studios? Well, neither can a lot of gamers. While waiting for the game's summer release, you might want to check out this second trailer of the game.

Head on over to the full article to see the trailer.

There's another JB in the secret agent house of cool, and he's certainly giving James Bond a run for his money. Sure, so Jason Bourne may not be as stylish and as suave as his cool and collected British counterpart, but he sure as hell can beat up a horde of ninjas with a rolled-up magazine.

If you haven't met him yet via the book or the movie (sigh), then you better not miss this last chance with High Moon Studios' Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy for the PS3 and Xbox 360.

Chris Ulm recently sat down in an interview to reveal these sort of things and more - that Bourne wasn't your typical martini-sipping, Aston Martin-driving super secret spy agent. (Come, Morocco!) Far from it, Bourne is gruff, rugged, and has probably forgotten all his pick-up lines with a nasty bout of amnesia. But he's still deadly as all hell, even in his Gap clothes.

So how is Videogame Bourne different from Movie Bourne, besides not bearing the likeness of Matt Damon? "In the movie they call Bourne a 'malfunctioning US$ 30 million weapon'. Here, he's a functioning US$ 30 million weapon," says the chief development officer of Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy, Chris Ulm.

He also gave a few hints as to how gameplay would be like - namely the fact that the game, while still having gunplay as an integral part of gameplay, will not have Bourne lugging a veritable arsenal around. No, it'll be much more subtle and focused on hand-to-hand combat. "Bourne is not Gucci. He doesn’t have a ton of gear – he expects to improvise."

And improvise Bourne does, utilizing everything from picture frames to the infamous rolled-up magazine to knock enemies out cold. And yes, he'll also be doing some serious close-up fighting with his bare hands - aided by a simple gameplay called the Adrenalin Meter.

The Adrenalin Meter, simply put, is a bar that keeps track on just how high-strung Bourne is. The higher the Adrenalin Meter, the harder Bourne hits. Players will be able to increase Bourne's adrenalin meter by taking part in the game's shooting and fist-fighting sequences - rewarding them for taking risks and confronting the enemy head-on.

After all is said and done, attacking someone with a full Adrenalin meter will result in a button-pressing sequence. If the player does well in said button presses, a cutscene of Bourne pretty much burying someone into a wall - complete with awesome bone-crunching effects and camera angles - will play out. Shooting someone with a full adrenalin meter will have similar results, except more dead bodies.

Sounds like we're in for a very smashing time with Bourne indeed. Check back here for more details about Bourne's latest next-gen adventure.