This just in from the "no duh" department: Watchmen: The End Is Nigh, Episode One was overpriced.  Most gamers seemed to feel this way, but even director, Søren Lund of Deadline Games, agrees.

Not everyone is a gun nut, but just about everyone loves to get their hands on a video game controller. What if you had a dozen controllers to choose from? We took our time bringing you this month's Battlefield Report...take your time reading, and choosing.

Some dedicated Call of Duty: World at War players have dug deep into the mystery of the Shi No Numa zombie map (from Map Pack 2), and have even found clues in the Verrückt map (from Map Pack 1); it appears that Treyarch has put more thought into the Nazi Zombies mode than anyone realized could be attributed to a side quest.

Much like the Xbox 360 Gold Box sale from last month, Amazon is having a PlayStation 3 Gold Box day as well.  We aren't sure if there will be as many co-op games as last time, but currently H.A.W.X. is up for grabs for 50% off!

This month's Games For Windows Co-Op Night takes us into the vast reaches of the galaxy in Sins of a Solar Empire, a real time strategy game from Iron Clad games.   Read on to find out how to join!

So much for exclusives.  Rockstar Games and Sony have announced that the previously exclusive DS title, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, will be coming to the PlayStation Portable this fall.  We reviewed both the single player and co-op elements of this game, and as a whole package for the experience top notch.

Ladies and gentlemen, the intertubes are clogged.  They are completely filled with bullets and bosses from Gunstar Heroes.  All the digital Drain-O in the world couldn't save it either, at least, on the PlayStation 3.  

No longer will you be tethered by a mere four campaigns in Left 4 Dead.  After getting the beta mod tools in authors hands a few months ago, Valve is ready to unleash custom campaign support for the PC version of the game.

There was a lot of fuss last year when Left 4 Dead was released for the Xbox 360 and PC.  So much so that rumors consistently flew around that a PS3 version was in the works.  Yet, despite the strong rumors, the game never saw the blu-light of day.  

The new Dallas Cowboy's stadium sports a state of the art 72x160 FOOT screen.  To put it another way, in say - living room HDTV terms - that's a 864" by 1920" television.  The Cowboys monitor though is no ordinary HDTV, it's a state of the art LED screen capable of displaying instant replays, concert footage and now Xbox all in glorious hi-definition.  

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If you read our review of Killing Floor, you know it's a pretty damn good co-op game.  But like any game of its type, you are limited by the amount of maps available.  Tripwire intends to do something about that, no - not by making maps themselves.  Instead they have launched the "Grindhouse Map Making Contest" with winners pulling in prizes worth a total of $20,000.