Mars War Logs – Launch Trailer is here ladies and gentlemen. And for some reason this another version of the original launch trailer we had reported a couple of days back.

Mars War Logs is a third-person action RPG. In the game, the player plays a role of Roy Temperance who is a man seeking to save the planet from the mass catastrophe that devastated the planet almost a century ago. You will be taking on quests, participating in dialogue choices and decisions, crafting and modyifing your weapons and of course slaying the terrifying monsters that roam planet Mars.

Mars War Logs is developed by Spiders studios for PlayStation Network, Xbox Live and PC. The game will feature a big variety of dynamic quests, high-quality character specializations and multiple skill trees and a full fledged crafting system.

Launch Trailer:

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Nikko Securities analyst, Kazaharu Miura of SMBC Nikko Securities has said that, Sony will take a 5000 yen loss on every Playstation Vita sold. Which equates to about $65, and will fall to about $30 in FY 2013. He also expects the system to sell 8.5 million units of hardware and 28 million units of software.

While for 2012 he expects Sony to ship 2.5 million Vita’s and sell 7 million units of software. The NA and EU release date is not confirmed yet, but the portable will launch first in Japan this year and has been delayed to 2012 for the other markets.

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EA’s released the launch trailer for Dragon Age 2, which will be releasing this week.

The trailer, posted over at Gametrailers, looks all sorts of awesome.

It gives you a glimspe at the game’s storyline and shows quotes from various reviews which scored it high, obviously.

The game’s coming out for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

Killzone 3, the PS3’s pride, has released in US today. Sony’s released an awesome looking launch trailer to mark the occassion.

The trailer, apart from featuring some amazing music, gives you a proper look at the game.

Killzone 3, sequel to the successful Killzone 2 is exclusive to PS3.

You can check out our review of the game over here or try our luck at winning a helghast edition over here.

Nintendo’s confirmed that the 3DS will be sold in Cosmos Black and Aqua Blue at launch in Europe.

This was confirmed during the publisher”s ongoing event in Armsterdam.

You can about its US launch price and release date over here.

SCE has reportedly kicked off plans to launch the PS3 officially in China and has begun opening facilities in the city of Guangzho.

The console is not sold in China right now and can be bought only through export.

The China Daily reports that Sony has filed a letter of intent for opening R&D and training centres in the city.

These new centres are to focus on new game developments, localization of existing titles specially for the Chinese market.

SCE Asia is all set to support the new Chinese facilities by supplying equipment and experts, aswell as helping with the localization process of its games.

Sony representatives didn’t give any dates yet as to when the PS3 would get a official launch in the country.

Good move by Sony.

Nintendo has released the official 3DS trailer for the device which shows off how feature packed and awesome the device is going to be. Warning- it’s in Japanese.

Watch it above and let us know if you’re convinced.

The device has no fixed international release date yet but it’s being rumoured to be releasing in March.

It’s hitting stores in Japan on Feb 26.

On the eve of the series’s next-gen iteration, SCE UK boss, Ray Maguire has told Eurogamer that although things have evolved a fair bit since the Last GT game released, people still love Gran Turismo.

“We have to understand that the gaming landscape has changed and recognise that, but at the end of the day, I want it all,” he told the site.

“I don’t just want Angry Birds and Doodle Jump, I want Gran Turismo as well.

“Consumers will decide what they want to entertain themselves with at a certain point in time. Some of it will be a deep experience, some of it will be a very casual experience, but they’ll all fit together in a wider universe.

He also added, irrespective of the test of time, Kaz and team are still as passionate about GT as they were before:

“It took the machine to the limits, and it continued to do that all the way through to the last iteration,” he said.

“What’s interesting is that there’s been nothing until now on GT. That’s because the hardware that we have now allows for so much more freedom.

“The passion and the drive for excellence that Kazunori has is taking him all the way through to try and push the technology we have now.”

Ahead of the series’s anticipated fifth title and its launch worldwide tomorrow, SCE UK boss Ray Maguire has told EG that, while gaming tastes and technology may have evolved, the world is still keen on Gran Turismo.

Gran Turismo 5 release tomorrow the world over bringing a smile to many a gamer’s face.

Shit just got real.

Call of Duty: Black Ops released just a day ago and it has already overthrown Modern Warfare 2 and took the crown of the biggest entertainment launch in history for itself.

Call of Duty: Black Ops sold 5.6 million copies (approx) on launch day in NA and EU combined. This beats Modern Warfare 2’s 4.7 million copies sold in last year.

“There has never been another entertainment franchise that has set opening day records for two consecutive years and we are on track to outperform last year’s five-day global sales record of $550 million,” said Acti head Bobby Kotick.

“The game’s success underscores the pop culture appeal of the brand. Call of Duty: Black Ops is the finest game that Treyarch has ever made and raises the bar for online gameplay by delivering the deepest and most intense Call of Duty experience yet. The Call of Duty franchise has over 25 million players around the world that are engaged in billions of hours of online gameplay, and we are committed to supporting them with new content and features on a more frequent and regular basis.”

The game has made $310 since its launch on November 9.

Madness, really.