Erik Estavillo is one avid gamer. So avid in fact, that he will not hesitate to take you to court if you get in the way of his pursuit of happiness with his games. The folks he's taking to court: Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo.

More news from the BMO Capital Markets Forums. It looks like Activision's got something up their sleeves for Call of Duty online players. More fees to be paid.

Aksys Games has announced a release window for Record of Agarest War, an SRPG developed by Compiled Heart, RED Entertainment, and Idea Factory. They also have some good news for Xbox 360 owners: you're getting the game too.

GameStop may not be threatened yet by digital distribution, but they're certainly taking steps to profit from it as soon as they can. The retail giant has revealed that they plan to start selling console DLC in-store starting next year. Details after the jump.

Inspired by the classic arcade basketball game of the 90's, TECMO together with developer A.C.R.O.N.Y.M. Games has announced NBA Unrivaled, a retro styled arcade basketball game for the Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network.

Codemasters has some goodies for all of you Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising (PlayStation 3, Xboc 360, and PC) players as the first person tactical shooter's first DLC rolls out for its PC and Xbox 360 versions. PS3 players need not fret, your DLC will be released soon enough. Along with info about the DLC, the good developers included screenshots and a gameplay video. Click the link below.

Swedish developer Pieces Interactive has joined forces with Tecmo to bring Fret Nice, a platformer that can be played with a guitar controller, to PlayStation Network and Xbox Live. The dev has recently sent out some assets and a release date for the game.

Electronic Arts and Double Fine Productions Inc. has announced that the first downloadable content for the heavy metal inspired third person action game Brutal Legend (PS3, Xbox 360) will be coming to PSN and Xbox LIVE this November.

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.

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.