Ubisoft Community Developers take us into another trip over to San Diego, where the Comic-Con has its eyes set on Assassin's Creed II (PS3, Xbox 360, PC). If you loved the first but had a few bones to pick with it, then this vid might just have a few bits of good news for you.

Heads up, Avatar threads coming your way. Back at the Comic-Con in San Diego, Cliff Bleszinsky and Ron Fergusson of Epic Games have announced that Gears of War-themed armors are coming to Xbox Live for your Avatars. Hit the link and check 'em out.

More news popping out of the Comic-Con in San Diego. Activision has announced that Speedball's alter-emo ego, Penance, will be in your roster of heroes in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 (PS3, PSP, PS2, Xbox 360, Wii, DS). More after the jump.

Bayonetta director Hideki Kamiya had mentioned replayability for the game before, but apparently Platinum Games won't be going the DLC route to further enhance post-completion play.

Bungie's Halo 3: ODST is one of the many playable games at the San Diego Comic-Con, and while not all of us were lucky enough to get some hands-on time, we can sit back and watch this video of two guys playing through the ODST multiplayer mode.

The Behemoth is at the Comic-Con in San Diego, and in their tow is their still-untitled Game #3. If you're planning on dropping by the event, you might as well drop by their booth to get your hands on it, as it does present a lot of details about it. Videos after the jump.

With the announcement of the God of War novel and comics, plus the Prince of Persia comic anthology, one may find that novels and comic books seem to be all the rage lately. Electronic Arts and Dark Horse Comics are jumping on that money train as the two announce that they will be working on the Mass Effect comic series based on the sci-fi video game.

After warning gamers that their upcoming action title, Saboteur, might not make it to retail shelves this year, Pandemic Studios has come through and officially announced that it will be released this year after all. Details after the jump.

When Dante Alighieri wrote Inferno, he had no idea of what his romance would become centuries later. The classic-turned-video game is about to take another form, now that Electronic Arts and DC Comics have announced their partnership to bring the hell-touring masterpiece into a graphic novel.

And more have been unleashed by LucasArts for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Xbox 360 Achievements reports that that Achievements List bucket for the game "has mysteriously been updated with five new achievements."