Ubisoft wants to know what you want in Assassin's Creed 3.  Well, not you, but gamers like you.  In a survey conducted by Global Market Insite (which may be the most evil-sounding marketing company, ever ) a host of features were inquired upon.  The questions ranged from such topics as the plot, setting, new characters, and even a crafting system.  There are also questions about customization in for the multiplayer modes, a la super franchise Call of Duty.  

Ever have that itch to contract out? To be the master of your own destiny, and servant of none? To cause mayhem, death, and destruction in the name of the almighty dollar?

Sometimes the ugliest pictures tell us the sweetest things

Wizard of Wor's take on teamwork is not quite as robust as we'd like, but it was certainly a step in the right direction. The concept of teaming up with a friend, back to back, covering for each other, as wave after wave of enemies approach is certainly one that has held up through the decades.

Three months after being re-released on the Xbox Live Arcade, Alien Breed 2: Assault is being re-re-released on the PlayStation Network. This Tuesday - December 07th - the game will be available for two player local and online co-op.

We've given a fair amount of coverage to the online first-person shooter Combat Arms, and for good reason: not only is the game completely free to play, but the scope of the game itself is pretty huge. Players are constantly treated to new maps and modes and there are literally hundreds of guns to choose from.

When Ghostbusters came out a year and a half ago it had a few disappointing flaws. First, it had no co-op campaign (which can't really be changed now), but it also had broken achievements in the multiplayer mode. Four of the achievements in the co-op "horde" mode would not unlock. Now that the game has filtered through all of the Microsoft red tape to get the patch, is that really enough to bring us back to the game?

Epic front man Cliff Bleszinski is hyping the upcoming Gears of War 3 announcement.  The big reveal will be at the Spike Video Game Awards, taking place on December 11th.  The news will reportedly have "everyone talking."  Rumors are flying right now, from Kinect support (which has been denied through twitter) to new motion controls for Gears 2. 

It's surprising to see so many of the staff still playing Red Dead Redemption, but that seems to be a popular game these days despite coming out 9 months ago.  There's plenty of variety though with a few new releases on everyones radar including Dead Nation, Spelunker HD and even some Assassin's Creed.  As the temperatures drop for the Winter here in the US, and the game releases freeze, it's the perfect time to catch up on that backlog.

The more I see of Darkspore, the more my PC yearns to be used as a gaming device. Clicking on enemies doesn't normally sound appealing to me, but the way Darkspore does it with such detail and beauty really changes my stance on Diablo-esque PC titles.

You know what tends to be fairly difficult? Playing co-op online without voice chat capabilities. Without a general Playstation chat capability, Dead Nation is having that very issue - for now. It sounds like the developer was having a bit of trouble getting things perfect for launch, so a sacrifice was made in order to deliver the amazing experience that we've found in Dead Nation.