Job postings are a great way to spy on upcoming products from companies. For instance, a recent job posting from EA looks for a “Senior Online Level Designer,” which should be qualified to “be able to work collaboratively with Creative Director and Online Producer to create extremely fun, satisfying and polished multiplayer levels”. And you know what that means? Yep, pretty big possibility of Dead Space 2 having online multiplayer.

This is sure gonna fuel the heated debate between the Xbox 360 and PS3 fanboys, although in the Xbox 360s favor: it has been revealed that Modern Warfare 2 is selling twice as many copies on the Xbox 360 than on the PlayStaion 3. It’s not that big of a surprise, really, since the 360 has a bigger install base and better online functionality — Modern Warfare 2 even contributed to setting a new record on Xbox Live with over 2 million members online at once.

Yesterday we posted the second part of Assassin’s Creed Lineage, and today, you get the conclusion of the short story. Enjoy.

You’re looking at the next YouTube video that’s gonna go viral in an instant. This guy, an Englishman, judging from his accent, really doesn’t like Modern Warfare 2. Really, really doesn’t like it.

In the midst of all the Modern Warfare 2 madness and onslaught of news, we’d like to bring you something a bit more lighthearted: a review of DJ Hero for Wii. As a sidekick to Activision’s Guitar Hero, DJ Hero focuses on DJs and their world, and contains artists like Black Eyed Peas, 50 Cent, Justice, Marvin Gaye, Beck, Beastie Boys and N.E.R.D., with over 100 songs and over 90 mixes by real DJs.

DJ Hero comes with a DJ mixing board controller, and the gameplay process is very similar to that of other “Hero” games from Activision, you punch the correct keys as best as possible, scoring the best score you can. While listening to the songs, of course. There’s a huge assortment of songs, which span almost every genre, meaning you’ll probably find something you like in there. The songs are mixed by well known DJs, and you won’t find them anywhere else — they’re exclusive to DJ Hero. While you can’t create your own DJ, you can play as some fairly decent ones, and if you’re good, you can unlock superstar DJs like Daft Punk (complete with their outfits). Read the rest of our DJ Hero review

Ubisoft has released the second episode of Assassin’s Creed: Lineage, the short film series based on the popular game. As for Assassin’s Creed 2, the game will be released next week — alongside our review of it, naturally.

We know you’re probably busy playing Modern Warfare 2 — we don’t blame you — it’s just that there’s this very good looking game that was release a two years back, and an expansion pack as well, Crysis and Crysis Warhead, you might have heard of them? In any case, both games are now only $15 a pop on Steam. If you’re tired of all that linear shooting in MW2, you might wanna check out Crysis.

In a rather surprising move, DICE confirmed (via Twitter) that Battlefield Bad Company 2 for the PC will support DirectX 11, which was introduced with Windows 7. The news was announced by AMD, which is in cooperation with DICE to add DX 11. The game will still use the fist edition of the Frostbite engine, while Frostbite 2 will fully support DX 11, and is the engine used in the upcoming Battlefield 3.

You have to give it to the guys from Funny or Die, who created the hilarious spoof above, an “unlocked Spielberg level” in Call of Duty. Suffice to say, it’s very realistic. And very fun.

The above screenshot shows a group of Steam members who joined the group “Boycott Modern Warfare 2 — We want dedicated servers”. As you can see, it’s not really working, as most of them are playing… Modern Warfare 2.