Is there any cause for concern that the final set list for The Beatles: Rock Band (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii) will be compromised by Michael Jackson's death? How did MJ get into the Rock Band title for The Beatles, in the first place? If in case you still weren't aware, the King of Pop only happened to own the music catalogue of The Beatles via ATV, at least until his untimely demise.

If you're paying for rights to put the music of the most successful band in history in a video game, you'd better dig deep and cough it up. Considering that not even iTunes got the Beatles into retail, MTV and Harmonix have a very lucrative, and perhaps controversial, task ahead of them.

Pure's (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) Jason Avent has let it slip that there could be more on the development front for the ATV racing title. Could we be looking at a sequel? Or a DLC perhaps?

What if we told you that the legendary band The Beatles will soon be gracing your preferred consoles via the franchise Guitar Hero? Nothing is set in stone yet but the company which owns the copyrights to Beatles music said that they want a game dedicated to the band. More on this after the jump!

THQ just released details regarding its profits for the third quarter of fiscal year 2008.

Aside from money matters, however, the company's CEO also hinted at when they'll be releasing the next installments of their Saints Row and Red Faction franchises. Details await in the full article.

If you still haven't had enough hardcore off-road racing action from the videos of THQ's MX vs. ATV Untamed (Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, DS) we've previously posted, then you'll be glad to know we have five more videos lined up for everyone's viewing pleasure today.

You can check out the extreme videos we have right after the jump!

In a developer's diary entry, Elliot Olson talks about a championship game for MX vs. ATV Untamed (Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, DS): The X-Cross Tournament. The tournament incorporates a number of different types of races, including two new gameplay modes. Check out the full article for details.

THQ is still flying high with its hardcore Motocross and All-Terrain Vehicle crossover racer in its upcoming MX vs. ATV Untamed (Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, DS) video game. Today we deliver two action-packed Xbox 360 and PS3 videos of the game's Freestyle and Minimoto modes.

True to the tradition of the MX Unleashed series, MX vs. ATV Untamed continues to defy gravity in ways that surpass normal physics. However, it's all good as the game looks spectacular on both videos.

The Freestyle game mode features classic Motocross exhibitions which can help test out your favorite ride across the numerous dirt courses available to mess up your bike on. You'll also get a kick out of watching big men on really small bikes in the Minimoto race.

Compared to the other videos we have on the game, everything still looks as good as the publishers promised. MX vs. ATVUntamed is scheduled to be released this holiday season and will be seen on shelves this December 17. In the meantime, sit back and enjoy the videos we have on this hardcore extreme racing game.

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There's a lot of intense next-gen motocross action that's decidedly cringe-inducing in this MX vs. ATV Untamed gameplay video. The game's coming out for the Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation Portable, Microsoft Xbox 360, Nintendo DS and Nintendo Wii, and this video standing in for the next-gen consoles. Let's sit back and watch as our modern-day gladiators ride their gasoline-powered chariots into battle with a track that's full of...well, rocks and mud.

So, what's new with THQ's MX vs. ATV Untamed? Well, the fact that it looks like a very exciting ride through a dirt track filled with obstacles that you can hopefully ramp off of and do tricks with the resulting "big air" that you get. Everything moves as smooth as silk, and we had our ocular cavities pleasantly tickled with the game's water physics.

What's great about this video of MX vs. ATV Untamed is that it shows off the game's model animations to be quite convincing, especially when it comes to the aerial tricks. One good example of it (and a rather nasty one at that) is the bit at the end, where the driver model receives a face plant courtesy of a botched Kiss of Death attempt. Ouch.

In any case, enjoy the video!

There's certainly a lot of love for Bungie's Halo 3 for the Xbox 360, with six new videos freshly uploaded into Gametrailers. This latest haul features everything from ATV romps and snow maps to the sweet-looking Bubble Shield, as well as some frantic multiplayer action with stuff blowing up from all sides.

There's also a fair bit of exploration as well, the maps never looking prettier and detailed. One thing's for sure, though - there's absolutely no slowdown at all, even when there's a lot of action on screen.

Greatest game of the year? Maybe. Killer app? Definitely. But enough from us - on to the videos!

More videos after the jump!