Just Cause 2 'Black Market' DLC Announcement!

Over the next couple weeks fans of the game Just Cause 2 will have some more weapons to blow the hell out of things with.

On April 28th the first DLC pack will hit both PSN and XBLM for $1.99 and 160 MSP respectfully and will include:

A F-33 Dragon Fly Jet Fighter equipped with twin missles and quad mounted mini-guns, a multi-lock missle launcher featuring laser-guided auto-lock of up to four targets and Dual Thrusters for Rico's parachute.

Following soon after on May 25th the next pack will hit for the same price. This pack includes:

A Quad Rocket Launcher, a Cluster Bomb Launcher and an Air Propulsion Gun. Think of the last weapon as something you blast things skyward with.

Madden '11 team wants your help!

You've already voted on who the cover athlete should be, now you have your say on the ratings of the players recently drafted into the NFL. Donny Moore, the man responsible for rating every player in the game (!) is setting the base ratings for each player, but EA has opened it up to you to tweak. You can raise or lower the key ratings of each rookie by 5 points and then submit them to the community. Exciting stuff.

Check it out here

Marvel Vs Capcom 3 Announced.. oh and other stuff

Nothing else needs saying, just watch the video for Marvel Vs Capcom 2




Dead Rising 2 Captivate 10 Trailer



Super Street Fighter 4



Bionic Commando Rearmed 2



Sengoku BASARA Samurai Warriors

Activision to "broaden" Call of Duty's audience.

Thomas Tippl, Activision's CEO and CFO says, "Today, we have three studios working on Call of Duty. We have Infinity Ward, which made Call of Duty 2, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. Then we have Treyarch, which will be releasing a Call of Duty game in the fall of 2010. Treyarch also developed Call of Duty: World at War and Call of Duty 3. And, most recently, we've added Sledgehammer in the Bay Area. We haven't yet announced the content of their game, but it's going to be an innovative take that will further broaden the audience for Call of Duty."

The history of the Call of Duty franchise proves that Infinity Ward is really the only team that can get the formula right. Treyarch even borrowed heavily from Call of Duty 4's recipe when they made World at War, but unfortunately that game is better known for being able to shoot Nazi Zombies than it was for multiplayer. The creation of Sledgehammer (former Dead Space leads Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey) leads me to believe a "third person action" Call of Duty is in the works. Ugh.

Why am I excited about Red Dead Redemption?

I mentioned on the podcast (what do you mean you haven't listened to it yet!?) that I'm excited about Red Dead Redemption because of the multiplayer element. Check out the details for yourself.

Better Late Than Never? (Ghost Recon: Future Soldier)

I know this has been making rounds on the 'net for a little while now, but just in case you haven't seen it:

Games You Should Avoid (4/19 - 4/22 edition)

Because we absolutely needed a port of this to add to the rest of the piss poor ports to the PSP. Adding to the list of UMDs that will need to be recycled, we have this gem. Fans of the table top game may enjoy this one, but why not just play the real thing? Having played the 360 version, I'd say it's likely more fun.


From the makers of All-Star Cheerleader, we have All-Star Karate. Your boys were going to beat the snot out of each other anyway, why not allow them to do it while holding Wiimotes? If one of them doesn't have a nose bleed when its all said and done, they're obviously doing it wrong.

*As always, here at Playdit, we like to think we're doing our part by letting you know what to avoid so you don't feel guilty in the morning.