Finally. Some real gameplay footage of the highly controversial Left 4 Dead 2 (Xbox 360, PC). It runs for seven minutes in total, enough for you to prove a case if you've ever tried British Parliamentary form of debating. But before we see if these footage would prove sufficient to sway the otherwise strong sentiments of hardcore L4D1(Xbox 360 and PC) fans against it, let's hear from Doug Lombardi, who's been making his rounds the past couple of days, explaining a whole lot about this sequel. This time, he talks about crossover possibilities between the two games.

Since the death of Michael Jackson last week, the internet has come alive with tributes for the late King of Pop. One of them is this mod of Left 4 Dead (PC, Xbox 360), where the game music is replaced by some of Jacko's most popular songs. And when it comes to the Left 4 Dead, it doesn't get any cooler than Thriller.

Here's another one from EA. Reportedly, the Electronic Arts official site pegged Valve's Left 4 Dead 2 (Xbox 360, PC) as also making its way to the PS3 in 2009. In fact, it even had a picture of its placeholder boxart.

Exit, Frank West. Enter, Chuck Greene. Yep, Chuck's the motorcycle jacket-wearing dude that we've been seeing so much of in the Dead Rising 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) assets that Capcom has so far deemed fit for public consumption. Learn more details about the game after the jump.

Here's Konami's other newly-announced downloadable title: Zombie Apocalypse. This arcade shooter has players do what they do best in such undead-infested situations: shoot the hell out of zombies. Just like the new Vandal Hearts game, Zombie Apocalypse will be heading to XBLA and PSN this year.

Brash Entertainment may not have been able to get out of bankruptcy, but at least they managed to save one of their babies - the Saw videogame (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) - from being shelved thanks to Konami, a company known for putting out Silent Hill, one of the biggest horror franchises in gaming. Check out the first screenshots as well as a few details about the game after the jump.

Stepping up the Call of Duty: World at War (PS3, Xbox 360) gameplay came Map Pack 1 earlier this month, which brought you the burning streets of Berlin in Nightfire, the Japanese bunkers of Knee Deep, a less-than-well-maintained Station, and the Zombie Asylum, which features the immensely popular Nazi Zombies! It did so well that it actually set a record for Xbox Live, find out what.

Guess I spoke too soon. Apparently, the multiplayer mode for Capcom's Dead Rising 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) has not yet been confirmed. Officially, at least. Details in the full article.

Are 6,000 zombies not enough for you? Or is it a task too daunting for one man alone? If you're thinking more of the latter, then here's some good news: apparently, Blue Castle is readying that number for Dead Rising 2's multiplayer mode.

Like the endless horde that countless movies portray them as, zombies have seen a resurgence in gaming, the most recent one being XomB (pronounced "zombie") from 3G Studios. Set in a re-imagined version of feudal Asia and drawing heavily from Asian mythology, XomB has the player fighting against a sweeping darkness that's forcibly corrupting the landscape and reanimating the dead.