Happy Halloween! That new Saw V movie comes out this weekend; are any of you guys planning to catch it? If not, maybe you'd want to play it instead? Folks waiting for the Saw game will have another year's worth of waiting to do though. With the release of the new movie, Brash Entertainment has re-released a previous press release (dating back to January 2008, wot wot?) to remind everyone that Saw will be heading to the PS3 and Xbox 360 come October 2009. More of them "juicy bits" in the full article.

After their takeover bid of Take-Two Interactive fell through, Electronic Arts may be on the hunt once again for another studio to buy out. Rumor has it that this time, EA's eyes are set on Epic Games.

Gearbox's Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) has been delayed for almost two whole years now. It was originally scheduled for a holiday 2006 release and is now slated for next week. So, what's with the holdup, Gearbox? According to Hell's Highway director Jeramy Cooke, multiplatform development was the major culprit. More from Cooke after the jump.

While fans of Frank Miller's Sin City still have a long wait before they see their favorite comic book heroes' (or anti-heroes in this case) debut on consoles, publisher Red Line has decided to replace Transmission Games as the developer for the said video game title. Find out the reason behind the sudden shift in gears occurred by reading our full article on it.

Coming up for Game Informer subscribers is the "world exclusive" sneak peek at Eidos' new project on Unreal Engine 3 stilts: Batman: Arkham Asylum. The word is at in-the-know gaming forums is that the game is geared for the next-generation platforms and the PC, based on first-hand read-through of the exclusive material. Also, developer Rocksteady Studios has placed a counter up on a teaser page. More details at the full story.

There's certainly a lot happening at E3 right now, and I must say the good times just keep rolling. From Electronic Arts DICE comes Mirror's Edge (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC), and they've got some fresh in-game trailer for your viewing pleasure. It's waiting for you after the jump so head on over there now.

Ignition Entertainment's Florida studio is stepping into the next-gen arena and it has a "ground-breaking FPS" inbound. To make the development process as smooth as possible, they licensed Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3 for the effort. More details after the jump.

Capcom has announced that it has once again licensed Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3 for another to-be-announced title. Further details regarding this news are available in the full article.

Can't wait to have Unreal Tournament 3 on your Xbox 360? We can't help you with that. What we can do is give you the latest batch of screenshots from Epic Games that showcase the power of the Unreal Engine in the celebrated FPS. View all seven of them in the full article up next.

And better yet, this is no rumor. An official statement has been worded out: Sega, the guys who've planned to go all out on game adaptations of other media franchises, have licensed the third iteration of the Unreal Engine from Epic Games for an as yet unidentified project. More to come at the full story.