A date's been set for Konami's Silent Hill 2 videogame movie sequel. A target date at least. Meeting the deadline is obviously going to be dependent on when the script is done, what with screenwriter Roger Avary sentenced to jail.

It seems Feelplus' Ninety-Nine Nights II is no longer a Japan exclusive, if Gamefly is to be believed. A listing for the game was recently spotted in the online game rental service's database along with two other Xbox 360 titles.

We've got a bunch of mystery games for you this Halloween week, as well as another one from the blood-curdling line of Ubisoft's Imagine titles, this time with Imagine Babyz Fashion. Headlining the line-up though would be Jak & Dexter for the PSP, the multi-platformer Lego Rock Band, and the new Need for Speed offering for handhelds, NFS: Nitro. Oh, and Band Hero featuring Taylor Swift is also here. Hopefully there'll be no Kanye to interrupt your game this time. Check out the full list in the full article.

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.

Konami has sent out an official announcement for their Rocket Knight remake. After 15 years, Sparkster put on his rocket pack once again to save a kingdom in shambles.

Missing more of that 16-bit classic goodness? No need to worry cos Konami is here to the rescue, armed with the revival of Rocket Knight for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

Japan sure is lucky! They're getting both the PS3 and Xbox 360 bundles for Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 starting November, thanks to Konami. The bundles will reportedly cost JP¥ 38,000 (UK£265/ US$ 422.38). Bundle details after the jump.

Those who've been waiting for Zombie Apocalypse, good news. The developer, Nihilistic, posted on its blog that Konami Digital Entertainment has finally set your date with hordes of undead. Apocalypse is nigh, and the zombies are mindlessly rushing to both XBL and PSN next week. Details after the jump.

We're just about a week away from this year's Tokyo Game Show. We've seen the lineups for quite a few big-name videogame companies by now, and here's another one to add to the mix.

Thanks to Konami's enthusiasm to show where their booth will be located at the upcoming Tokyo Game Show, they have, inadvertently, leaked the entire floor plan for the said event.