It's been six months since Konami announced Saw for the Xbox 360, the PS3, and the PC, and it would appear that Jigsaw has been spending that time building his in-game death traps. Does the game live up to the intensity of the first movie? Take a look.

My ears already hearing Jigsaw's deep, creepy voice calling out to me. "Get the game or not - make your choice!" Then I'll have to pull a literally death-defying and gum-shredding attempt to save my life-squandering rear end. Excuse the movie fan in me.

The sick puzzle-making genius is back in his first video game in Saw video game all thanks to Konami after picking the project up from Brash Entertainment. You've seen the screenshots from the other day, now catch Jigsaw (his creepy doll at least) in this teaser video.

Brash Entertainment may not have been able to get out of bankruptcy, but at least they managed to save one of their babies - the Saw videogame (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) - from being shelved thanks to Konami, a company known for putting out Silent Hill, one of the biggest horror franchises in gaming. Check out the first screenshots as well as a few details about the game after the jump.

Remember when Brash Entertainment had to cut loose almost all of its upcoming titles save for Six Flags Fun Park and Saw? Well, it looks like the company has decided to place all of its hopes on Six Flags Fun Park somehow becoming a bestselling title.

SAW: The Video Game's Producer David Cohen was interviewed by OMG Horror on the upcoming SAW game for the Xbox 360, the PS3 and the PC. It sounds fairly promising despite the stigma associated with movie-to-game adaptations.

Happy Halloween! That new Saw V movie comes out this weekend; are any of you guys planning to catch it? If not, maybe you'd want to play it instead? Folks waiting for the Saw game will have another year's worth of waiting to do though. With the release of the new movie, Brash Entertainment has re-released a previous press release (dating back to January 2008, wot wot?) to remind everyone that Saw will be heading to the PS3 and Xbox 360 come October 2009. More of them "juicy bits" in the full article.