THQ has announced a new Red Faction title. Called Red Faction Battlegrounds, it’s a downloadable arcade title, with a top-down view and with support of 4 players. The gameplay mechanics were not revealed, but THQ said that only 4 people are working on the game, so it won’t be something “huge”.

Flight Control, one of the most popular games on the iPhone and especially iPad, has been confirmed for the PS3 and will be available on PSN on September 1, and will be offered in full 1080p HD.

Bethesda has been rumored to be working on a new game for over two years, and the developer/publisher has finally confirmed that the game is in development, and that over 90 people are working on it. It could be the new Elder Scrolls game, or perhaps something entirely new.

We dunno if its marketing by Blizzard or fan art — which is surely must be, but the StarCraft 2 graffiti is well done. More graffiti here.

GameTrailers TV offers a great view into the campaign of the upcoming Medal of Honor game, which takes place in Afghanistan.

Ubisoft has announced that the HAWX 2 demo will be release next week on the PS3 and Xbox 360, specifically, the Xbox 360 demo will be out tomorrow Monday, and the PS3 demo on Tuesday.

When every big Hollywood movie gets a game tie-in, the results are often bad. Especially when it comes to movies which are themselves nothing special. Like Clash of The Titans. And just like the movie, the game adaptation disappoints.

The game sticks to the movie on almost every beat, and you follow the same story of Perseus and his quest to overthrow the rulers of Olympus, the good old Greek Gods. You’ll be doing this through a number of missions, which usually involve you hacking and slashing your way through hordes of repetitive enemies, then beat the boss, and then move on to the next mission, which is pretty much the same. The game does offer some depth, most noticeably with items you can collect and weapons you can upgrade. However, these things don’t have any major impact on the gameplay, and after an hour of doing either, it just becomes repetitive like the rest of the game.

The campaign lasts 20 hours — quite lengthy by video game standards, but when most of it is repetitive, you get bored after four to five hours, which is exactly the case with Clash of The Titans. On top of the repetitive gameplay, there are two things that drag: the camera, which never seems to catch up with you, and the visuals, which are almost last-gen like — even after the current generation has been around for almost half a decade now. The production values themselves are lacking, especially on the cut scene and voice acting end.

Overall, Clash of The Titans is a poor and underdeveloped tie-in to a movie which itself was poor and underdeveloped (especially if you saw it in 3D).

Kmart, the always thorn in the eye of Walmart, has a great deal for potential PS3 owners: a 250 GB PS3 slim for $300 — $50 less than usual. Not a bad deal, considering that the 120 GB costs the same.

All large games have been exploited on the book side, and Fable is no different. Hack writer Peter David, who wrote some of the Halo novels, has penned a Fable book which will be out in October. Furthermore, the book will apparently include a code for an unlockable item in Fable 3, the game.

According to PC Gamer, Valve is prepping a new update for Team Fortress 2, which will bring 20 new user created items and weapons. Valve expect the release to go live next week.