I love playing Dynasty Warriors, but I can't help but laugh at the Dynasty Warrior-factory remarks thrown at Koei. Man, talk about bread and butter. In fact, if you check Koei's lineup at their site, seven of the nine games in the console/PC division are DW-related, five of nine for portable. Basing its story from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the game was better received in the East than the West. That's where Warriors: Legends of Troy comes in. More after the jump.

Dead Rising 2 executive producer Keiji Inafune has now officially canceled his E3 appearance. With the top guy not attending, Dead Rising 2 will also not be making an appearance at the event.

EA Canada just sent out this new batch of screenshots for the upcoming Fight Night Round 4 (Xbox 360 and PS3). It's a pretty varied batch, so am sure you'll spot at least one boxer you'll recognized. I know I did not find any one familiar. Maybe you'll have better luck, though.

I've always wanted to join the Amazing Race, and this is probably the closest chance I'll ever get. Ludia Inc. has announced that they got the rights to develop CBS' reality TV show as a video game across multiple (but still unspecified) platforms. Sounds like they're going to go for some LBP-type of co-op gameplay with a partner.

So, any one of you want to pair up with me for the race? Dude, move it, let's go!

The events unfolding within the offices of the Need for Speed franchise are certainly faster with more exciting sharp turns and a fuller pack of nitrous boost than any map in their games. Three new titles have been announced, and there's one more still kept under wraps. Details in the full article.

When I started writing for QJ I never thought I'd be writing so many depressing news related to the economy, but here we are. News has come in that Electronic Arts' restructuring plans have hit their Black Box studio, with 200 of their 350+ staff laid off.

More after the link.

Here's a small tinge of hope for those who wanted a better Need For Speed title instead of no new NFS game at all: Black Box is not totally shutting down. Also, Criterion is being rumored to be helping with the next NFS title. More after the jump.

Say what?! Gaming is just "one notch up from porn"? Not literally, but seriously, the British parliament pays little attention to the gaming industry, treating it like some cultural minority. As a result, gaming in the UK has gotten so bad that developers from other countries are buying British companies out. More in the full article.

North America won't be the only one who'll enjoy Microsoft's storage solution for Core and Arcade owners to accommodate the New Xbox Experience. Over 20 other countries will get the cheap hard drive / free mem card, including the UK, Australia, and Japan. Full list after the link.

Yeah, it's a bummer that North America had to get its taste of the Ninja Gaiden 2 demo later than the rest of the world. Thankfully, it's finally here so that everyone can sample it if they haven't bought the full game already. Details in the full article up next.