Valve Corporation recently uploaded a new Meet the Team video for Team Fortress 2 (PS3, Xbox 360, PC), this time introducing the highs and lows of being a sniper. Learn how to reach out and touch someone the TF2 way by visiting the clip over in the full article.

We've been enjoying tinkering with the Medic's new playthings - the Ubersaw, Blutsaugher, and the Critzcrieg - for some time now, and it's good to know that another Team Fortress 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) character class, the Pyro, will receive the same kind of attention as well. There is also another Meet the Team video in the works, but for which class? Check it out in the full article.

We know that Valve won't be releasing a PlayStation 3 port of the upcoming zombie shooter Left 4 Dead (Xbox 360, PC). But Valve Corporation is open to the possibility of having a port although the company has maintained that a third party dev would likely create the PS3 port. Why? Over at the full article, Valve's Doug Lombardi shares his thoughts so make the jump.

Yes, Valve Corporation's Portal (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, PC) is indeed remarkable, but as tempting as the idea may be, the game developer studio won't cash in on the highly-lucrative series...for now. Valve's Doug Lombardi speaks up about the choice they made concerning Portal, and you can read about it in the full article.

You've probably met him already if you've played Team Fortress 2, but  it's time to be formally introduced to the Scout in this latest "Meet the Team" video. He's swift, he's agile, and he's dangerous. Don't ever try to take his sandwich. Meet the Scout in the full article.

After the slew of mostly PC games last week, this time around we're going to have the same boatload of PC releases with a smattering of Nintendo Wii and DS games, and the occasional XBLA shoot-em-up in between. The gaming line-up is diverse, however. This week we're going to have the old-school vertical shooter Ikaruga, the dungeon crawler Baroque, and the retail stand-alone release of The Orange Box titles. Check out the entire list in the full article

Players can finally treat themselves out for cake after Electronic Arts revealed the details of the recently released version 1.10 patch for the Sony PlayStation 3 version of The Orange Box. The changelog of the new patch reveals the updates made to take care of the various bugs, memory leaks and other problems plaguing the game when it was first released. You can view the details of the changelog by reading our full article.

3D Realms and Recoil Games' Earth No More is not the only new intellectual property taking off for the next generation of games. A recent interview with Scott Miller of Radar Group - a newly formed company that exists only to co-develop and co-own original IP for games - has revealed that there could possibly be nine other original game projects being conceptualized. One of them is the sequel to 3D Realms' Prey. More at the full story.

Even though game developer Valve corporation has made it clear that it's not going to port over their zombie-infested game Left 4 Dead, Doug Lombardi has said that they might do it because they're open to discussions.

If the project pushes through, however, it will not be handled by Valve. Details are in the full article.

Valve corporation's Doug Lombardi has been able to shed new information that their company won't be releasing Left 4 Dead (Xbox 360, PC) for Sony's console, PlayStation 3.

Furthermore, he added that if they wanted to make in-house games, they would definitely try for Nintendo's Wii. Find out more after the jump!