Ok. Here's the deal. Prototype may have been delayed from 2008 to this year, and for the most part, it's been pretty low-key on the radar. But man, it's definitely worth the wait! Want proof? Check out the trailer in the full article to see wanton destruction. Alex Mercer sure is a bit too emo for a lead character, but dammit, I'll let it pass. He's a one-man army to himself! Heck, he can even run people over with tanks if he wants to! Gotta love the carnage, baby! Yeah!

I never thought I'd see the day when Fatalities aren't set ablaze, mutilated, or even look like they hurt at all. Ed Boon shares his thoughts on Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3), and how difficult it was to mellow the bloodthirsty MK folks down to kid-friendly DC level.

We've got another update for the mean, green, and angry machine, The Incredible Hulk. This time, we get some eye candy from the DS, PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 versions and more details regarding the upcoming video game from Sega, Edge of Reality (consoles), and Amaze Entertainment (handhelds). Check them out at the full article.

In a Team Xbox interview, Treyarch's Executive Producer">Chris Archer, Spider Man 3's executive producer at Treyarch, gives us a brief rundown of the upcoming videogame's - Spider-Man 3 - gameplay. Archer says it's both a huge game and a huge movie, coming up this May 2007, with a host of new features including the most expensive Manhattan they've ever created for a Spider-Man game. We've covered it before, but what else is there to look forward to in Spider-Man 3?

Chris says there's a whole new combat system in the game, including melee, aerial and web attacks, with combos, chain combos and charge attacks, and super meter. Spidey also has an all-new swinging system with added functionality and features.

The Spider Sense has also been improved, instead of just looking at point-of-interest icons, the Spider Sense will now allow you to see enemies, interactive objects, and other points of interest from 1000 feet away, enabling you to see what they're doing and get to them very quickly without focusing on navigation.

There are also these "cineractives", putting the game into movie-like moments, almost like you're playing in the actual movie. There are 10 storylines, ranging from movie content to original material created for the game. And then of course, there's black-suit Spider-Man. Black Spidey can go into "rage mode" that can be charged up in three different ways - doing combos, by taking hits and manually, or by throttling the button.

When asked if there's any other character playable than the red and the black Spider-Man, Chris said that he can't actually tell, but we'll hear something about it eventually. We'll be dishing out updates as soon as we get our hands on them.

On May 2007, Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst reprise their roles in the third installment of the Spiderman movies. But the friendly neighborhood superhero will not only be swinging to the movie theaters but to the next-gen consoles as well.

Activision brings Spiderman 3 to the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. Spiderman will again be protecting the City of Manhattan this time against the Sandman and an alien symbiote (Venom?!).

Since the game is is still in production, there's not much details on the gameplay yet. However, that doesn't mean there are no sneak peeks as well. QJ has the latest Spiderman 3 trailer for your viewing pleasure.

Reports say that this time out, the web-slinger will be donned in black both in the movie and the videogame. However, the trailer still show the superhero in his usual red and blue costume. I guess we have to wait a year before we confirm what the web-slinger will be wearing. Meanwhile, click the download link and see Spidey in action.

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