If you’ve played World Of Warcraft, and most gamers have, you’ve probably come across a guild, either as a member or even a leader of one. But to successfully manage a large guild takes a lot of work and planning, and if you’re looking into it, you should check out the new book “The Guild Leader’s Handbook“, by Scott F. Andrews, which packs a lot of tips and strategies for you to use.

In a recent interview with Forbes, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata said that the battle with Sony is over — referring to that the Wii has won over the PS3 — and that the new enemy is Apple, with its ever expanding mobile lineup, now with an iPad as well, and together with the iPod touch and iPhone, they create some real competition for Nintendo in the mobile games world.

Developer Media Molecule has confirmed Little Big Planet 2, after it was revealed that the upcoming issue of Game Informer would spill the beans on the game. No other details were revealed, but expect some more tidbits over the next few days, and of course, at E3.

The above image shows the size comparison of the worlds in various video games, like Grand Theft Auto and Far Cry 2. Now you get a good sense of just how big the world in Just Cause 2 is. Kotaku has a bigger version of the image here.

While PC owners of Bad Company 2 have been receiving regular patches for Bad Company 2, it’s a bit more tricky on the consoles, since the patches have to be certified by Microsoft and Sony. Developer DICE has announced that a console update which includes lots of changes (full list here), will be released on May 11.

According to Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, the 3D mode on the upcoming Nintendo 3DS can be tuned off, and the games will function as regular 2D games. Iwata broke the news during a recent interview with Forbes, but didn’t reveal any further news about the 3DS — which is still a code name for the handheld. It’s widely expected that Nintendo will unveil it at this years’ E3 next month.

The Street Fighter feature films have been known for being total shit. Yes, shit. The only thing that manages to do the good fighting series is the occasional fan made short film, like the one above.

Here we go again. Again. After five years in development and $60+ million dollars, Gran Turismo 5 was supposed to be on the Japanese store shelves this March. It’s now May and the game is still far from release, and sources tell us that it has been bumped to Fall 2010, most likely September, with the international release coming in November.

The game is reportedly “90% complete”, with the the 140+ development team now working around the clock to add 3D to the game.

Apparently it was Sony that ordered 3D to be added to the game, as the company is pushing 3D as one of the main features of the PS3 in the future. However, we weren’t able to confirm whether Sony or developer Polyphony Digital decided that 3D was worth the wait. Furthermore, while the regular “2D” mode will be in 1080p, the 3D mode will be in 1080i at 30 frames per second.

Sony has only confirmed that it would be released in 2010, and has yet to set a formal release date. This is expected at E3.

Thanks to Hiroshi for the tip!

THQ has revealed that the next game in the Red Faction series will be unveiled later this month, according to THQ CEO Brian Farrell during a recent analyst interview. The new Red Faction will reportedly focus more on the storyline, something that Red Faction Guerrilla lacked. Farrell also said that Red Faction Guerrilla did well in sales, and they expect the next game to do even better.

Facebook is everywhere these days, and now it’ll be in StarCraft 2 as well. Blizzard has announced that they’ll be adding Facebook features to the game, with the ability to add your Facebook friends to your Battle.net account. Blizzard plans to expand on the Facebook features in the future for Battle.net.