In a recent interview with VGC, though Pierce was reluctant to provide any concrete details, he did say the game will see some “very impressive” collaborations that LEGO fans will “love”.

“There’s no announcements about that at the moment, but I wouldn’t be shocked,” he said when asked about IP collaborations. “[Drive] is truly a AAA effort and we’re at the pinnacle of all of these different brands and everything, and the commitment from these large companies is very high. We have a lot of stuff I can’t really talk about now… But there are collaborations that are coming down the line, as we get to post-launch, that are very impressive. I think LEGO fans are gonna love them.”

Of course, what form the game’s post-launch will take remains to be seen, especially in terms of how it will be monetized. It has been confirmed that the game will feature microtransactions, so players will be anxious to know how that applies to DLC and expansions.

Meanwhile, in the same interview, Pierce also confirmed that Visual Concepts and 2K Games are envision a robust future for LEGO 2K Drive that, if things go to plan, will also include multiple sequels. Read more on that through here.

LEGO 2K Drive is out on May 19 for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

Spike Tv’s posted a new trailer promoting their upcoming VGA 2010 event and it has dropped another cryptic clue which might lead you to Left 4 Dead 3!

The trailer asks you to look closer and if you look close enough the above posted image can be seen.  Although, it might not be Left4Dead 3 but it’s definitely something related to  the series. Maybe a PS3 port or something.

However, the video says world premiere before the image is shown and it might very well prove to be a new Left4Dead game.

We will find out on Dec 11 when VGA takes place.

Speaking to Edge, Cheshire said, “Really, it’s all about letting the teams just innovate. There’s some great stuff coming from Birmingham that’s going into Dirt 3, and obviously you’ve seen Bodycount.

“I guess in today’s world, every day you’re dealing with people from all over the world. So it’s a British company and the last bastion of British publishing, and there is some pride in that, but it doesn’t take control of your life.”

He added, “It’s about the culture we’ve created and making the best games you can. Dirt 2: brilliant game but it’s all American accents, so maybe we’re a little over the top with those. Maybe we should fly the flag a bit more.”

No release date or targeted platforms have been set.

That’s right. Several minutes of uninterrupted, awesomely awesome gameplay.

God of War III is due out March 16th in the US, and is expected to land in the UK March 19th.

The domain has recently been linked to the Sony HQ inLondon. However, “It’s not uncommon for us to secure the URLs containing the names of our successful IP, and those actions should not be interpreted as an announcement of a new title in a franchise.”

Aside from PSP spin-offs, the last Motorstorm game came out in 2008, and a return to the franchise certainly would be a nice surprise (as long as they include split screen!).

Here’s to hoping.

The PS3 exclusive is coming out March 16th.

It looks like the same, incredible, epic, bloody, possibly orgasmic hack and slash gameplay we have come to know and love from Kratos. It shows some pretty-for lack of a better word- TOTALLY FREAKING AWESOME boss battles too.

Stay tuned to GB for more.

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Molyneux said, “I think we realised is that when you come to something like Fable, you want to surprise people absolutely and that’s the one word; we want you to feel powerful.”

He also stated that the next game in the Fable franchise will feature less Natal support than was previously thought;

“What I can say categorically is you play Fable with a controller, it’s not a Natal-based game in any way. But I’m not saying that Natal doesn’t feature in Fable.”

It was also stated that the game, releasing in time for Holiday, will not have a HUD.

The North American deal includes;

• ‘Battle for Survival’ boss-rush mode
• Two tournament modes
• Haruka’s Request side missions

And if you order from GameStop  you get;

• Alternate costumes
• Two player pool, bowling and golf minigames

If buying in Europe;

• All DLC above
• 31- track Yakuza album
• Yakuza ‘Who’s who’ guide

Happy pre-ordering!

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Activision are swimming in a pool of money!

After a little time spent counting their money, Activision stated that the Call of Duty franchise has pulled in over $3 billion since the first game came out in 2003. However, it has been the last 3 games that have really turned Call of Duty from a great shooter to a truly incredible one. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare sold 14 million units, and it’s successor, World at War, did well too, selling 11 million units.

Although Activision has yet to release an official statement of the total number of copies of Modern Warfare 2 sold, it did say that 4.7 million units were sold in the first 24 hours after release alone. This brought the company in a cool $310 million.

Its no doubt that the next game will be huge as well!

You can read our review of Modern Warfare 2 here. This game truly earned a 10 out of 10 rating.  In fact, all the hype surrounding the game’s release was well deserved, and this is not a game you will want to miss.  Even if you are not a fan of first-person-shooters and/or not a fan of the Call of Duty franchise, you should check out Modern Warfare 2.  The single player campaign with leave you with a memorable experience, while the Spec-ops modes will challenge you and multiplayer will provide endless hours of fun.Was it worth the score? Look inside to find out!

We also reported a few days ago that MW 2 sold better on the 360 than on the PS3.  After Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 sold closer to 5 million copies on the launch day it self, it not only broke records, but it sold more on Microsoft’s Xbox 360 compared to the PlayStation 3. According to Dennis Durkin of Interactive Entertainment Business, the Xbox 360 version of the record breaking game has sold more than the double of what has been sold on the PlayStation 3.

So how’s that for one franchise?

Kokatu reports that during an Activision Blizzard meeting, a slide cropped up showing their latest ideas. Along with Diablo III set to be released no sooner than 2011 are Starcraft II’s expansions and an ‘Unannounced MMO’. Interesting, no?