From the pages of EGM's July issue, Quartermann comes back with a vengeance and spills new word on prospects that a lot of us are looking forward to. After BioShock was confirmed for the PS3, the master of game rumors is on a roll and is ready for more fearless forecasts. This time, he's got a new Killer Instinct, CoD5, the latest on the next  Medal of Honor, and word on a revitalized Spec Ops. Details come after the jump.

Ghostbusters: The Video Game is set to be released across various platforms such as Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, DS, and PC. According to the developers behind the game, they prefer to work on the PS3 version  before they head on to the other versions. Find out the details after the jump!

Oh boy, here we go again. Someone caught up with Mark Rein and extracted the latest opinion from Epic Games' VP regarding the bitter feuds over PC gaming, while also getting a rain check on what's been changed on the Xbox 360 version of Unreal Tournament III to allow it to render efficiently on split-screen. And on the topic of PC gaming, we're also handed an explanation over Tim Sweeney's Unreal Engine 4 remark. More at the full story.

One topic that this year's Nordic Game conference aims to discuss is regarding game development. To this end, Nordic's organizers have unveiled their initial line-up of professional programmers who will be giving talks at the event grounds. Details are available in the full article.

Epic Games CEO and founder Tim Sweeney expressed his opinion on the flagging state of the PC gaming industry. In an interview conducted by TG Daily, he pointed out the different problems the PC marke t is facing as well as some possible solutions the industry can take if it wants to make some headway against its rivals. You can check out the rest of the interview by reading our full article, accessible through the "read more" link below.

The achievements for Ubisoft's upcoming video game: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 on the Xbox 360 (also available on the PlayStation 3 and PC) have finally been revealed. What fan of the series would not take the time to check it out considering the awesome names the developers have chosen for them such as Eye of the Sniper and Bring it on! For more information, head on over to the full article.

Intel might have missed out on the current gen consoles, thus allowing IBM to lend its hand to the PS3, Xbox 360, and Wii. No doubt, IBM has proven itself to be more than capable of moving mountains - or at least map interstellar space with the help of eight PS3 units. But will this faze Intel? Not by a long shot. They approached video games console makers and presented their microchips that could be incorporated into future consoles. Read more for details from Intel's chief tech officer. Hint: it's about motion-sensing and markets.

To conclude the monumental public video game trade show, E for All Expo 2007, the sponsors of the event personally went out and thanked the 18,000 attendees who went to the L.A. Convention Center and checked out the many vendors who showed off their games. The event ran from October 17 to October 21 and featured many games that everyone was looking forward to before their official release dates.

The South Hall was where over 70 of the biggest names in the video game industry featured their latest and upcoming games to the people who mattered the most to them - the gamers themselves. Names like Nintendo, THQ, Electronic Arts, Intel, Namco Bandai, Konami and many more gave gamers a chance to play games that they can't even find in game stores yet (curse you, lucky people!).

Highly anticipated games such as Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the Wii and Konami's Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots were received with a lot of excitement as gamers were given a chance to test out the playable builds for them during the event.

However, this won't be the last time gamers will be able to see a collection of gaming companies this big; the event is already planned again for 2008, specifically in late August. The organizers wished everyone the best and hoped to see them again next year.

After seeing several gameplay videos from Infinity Ward's Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (360, PS3, PC), fans knew at once that it's going to be next big thing in gaming. Aside from that, we also found out that this videogame will have it's own mysterious air. Sure you can finish it by playing as straightforwardly as possible but there are some "detours" that will lead to certain achievements.

Yep, what we are talking about is Modern Warfare's Achievement list and as early as now, be informed that there's 37 all in all and they should keep you on your toes every time you play. Without any more blabbering, here's the list. Publisher Activision has yet to announce a concrete release date.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Achievements

• Earn a Winged Dagger (20 points): Complete training at the Kill House
• Make the Jump (20 points): Infiltrate a Cargoship
• Dancing in the Dark (20 points): Kill the Power
• Save the Bacon (20 points): Protect 'War Pig' the Abrams tank
• Bring 'Em Home (20 points): Operate an AC-130 gun ship
• Wrong Number (20 points): Find Al-Asads Safehouse
• Piggyback Ride (20 points): Carry Cpt. MacMillian to safety
• Desperate Measures (20 points): Corner Zakhaev's Son
• Win the War (40 points): Complete the game on any difficulty

See the other Achievements after the jump!

No less than Microsoft founder and Chairman Bill Gates, Panasonic President Toshihiro Sakamoto and Intel CEO Paul Otellini will keynote the 2008 International CES organized by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) in Las Vegas Nevada on January 7-10 of next year.

This was announced by the CEA as it ushers in the latest that the industry has to offer for people who like to live off the high-end. The show is known as a stage for previews of upcoming products and campaigns of each firm.

Gates is scheduled to kick things off with a pre-show talk discussing the state of the computer world and how his company is pushing it forward. Sakamoto and Otellini are set to do similar speeches as the first day progresses.

Some 2,700 exhibitors will show off their latest gear encompassing some 30 areas which include entertainment, wireless connectivity, audio and gaming. Products such as gaming consoles, TVs, notebook computers and portable audio are just some of the many devices which have been shown off in the past CES gatherings.