Razer has released the Razer Nostromo gaming keypad for the hardcore PC gamers who are tired of the regular WASD keyboards. The Nostromo is like a mouse for your left hand, with 16 programmable buttons and eight-way directional thumb pad. It’s available now for $70 at Razer.

It’s quite surprising that Rage wont be out on PC and consoles for another year, while it has been released on the iPhone today. Called “Rage: Mutant Bash TV”, the game is built on the new id Tech 5 engine, and is available in standard version ($1) and HD version ($2), and weighs in at a massive 537 MB for the SD version and 743 MB for the HD version. Hopefully you got enough free space.

Chillingo’s Cut The Rope iOS game recently surpassed its 1 millionth sale on iPhone and iPad store. That almost seems like nothing right now, as they’ve announced that Cut The Rope has topped 3 million in sales. To celebrate the occasion, they’ve announced an upcoming free update called “Cosmic Box” which will bring 25 new challenges. Look for its release in the upcoming weeks.

OnLive is already available for play on PCs and Netbooks, offering streaming gaming on a variety of devices. However, we’ve always anticipated the small console for those who want to play OnLive on their TVs. The MicroConsole is now up for pre-order, and costs $99. It allows you to play PS3, PC and Xbox 360 games on your TV through OnLive’s service. Of course, you still have to pay for the games.

Ubisoft’s stock has taken the biggest plunge in over a decade, according to Bloomberg, where it saw a 22% drop yesterday. Analysts have changed their opinion on the stock, from a favorable “buy” to a more cautious “hold”. It’s of no surprise — Ubisoft hasn’t released any major titles this year, but they have several AAA games queued up for 2011, which should help its share price.

With all the great games released in November, like Fallout New Vegas, Medal of Honor and Fable 3, it’s surprising that the top selling game was NBA 2K11. Having no competition from EA Sport’s side helps. Here are the top selling game in November, according to NPD.

1. NBA 2K11 – 360, PS3, PS2, PSP, Wii, DS
2. Fallout: New Vegas – 360, PS3, PC
3. Medal of Honor – 360, PS3, PC
4. Fable III – 360
5. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II – 360, PS3, Wii, PC, DS
6. Halo: Reach – 360
7. Just Dance 2 – Wii
8. FIFA Soccer 11 – PS3, 360, Wii, PS2, PSP, NDS, PC
9. Madden NFL 11 – 360, PS3, Wii, PS2, PSP
10. WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2011 – PS3, 360, PS2, Wii, PSP

Bethesda has revealed the first DLC for Fallout New Vegas, which will be exclusive to the Xbox 360. The DLC, called Dead Money, pits the player with three other captured wastelanders on a journey to find the treasure of the Sierra Madre Casino — which of course, makes us think about the classic “Treasure of The Sierra Madre” film, with Humphrey Bogart. Anyway, the DLC will retail for $10 and will be available on December 21.

A few days ago we reported that K2 Network had been rumored to have acquired APB from Realtime Worlds. Now that’s been confirmed, and not only have they acquired all of APB’s assets, they’re already working on bringing the game back in 2011, as APB: Reloaded, as a free to play game with micro-transactions.

Three years after acquiring Bizarre Creations, Activision is now shutting down the developer. Bizarre is responsible for the Project Gotham Racing series, and the recent Blur, which Activision says was a financial failure, so big that it’s the result of the studio shutting down. Activision released the following statement:

“Over the past three years since our purchase of Bizarre Creations, the fundamentals of the racing genre have changed significantly. Although we made a substantial investment in creating a new IP, Blur, it did not find a commercial audience. Bizarre is a very talented team of developers, however, because of the broader economic factors impacting the market, we are exploring our options regarding the future of the studio, including a potential sale of the business.”

Microsoft’s massive ad campaign seems to be paying off, as Kinect has surpassed 1 million in sales during its first 10 days on the market. Microsoft still targets 5 million Kinects sold by the end of the year, a goal that’ll certainly require continuous and expensive ad campaigns.