Here is the Fallout 3 first gameplay video form E3
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The latest rumour in Quatermann’s section of EGM this month, speculates that Rockstar’s first upcoming DLC pack for GTA IV (exclusive to the Xbox 360 platform) will introduce an unknown, mysterious biker character. Not much else is known at all, but apparently, you can also expect more new characters to be revealed in DLC episode 2 as well.

Disciples III: Renaissance (PC)
Heavy Duty (PC)
Moscow Racer (PC)
Numen (PC)
PT Boats: Knights of the Sea (PC)
Postal III (PC, X360)
Showdown: Scorpion (PC)

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Killzone 2 scans by EGM, enjoy.

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In an now-finished live interview with Eurogamer, Media Molecule boss David Smith’s confirmed that VOIP will be included in the upcoming PS3 “blue sky” game.

“I can tell you we have VOIP,” he said. “It’s really useful when you’re making a level with a friend who happens to be in a different country. It fits really nicely into the game. There’s some more cool stuff about this that I’m not going to go into right now. We are using the camera for some of the creative features of the game. It’s a pretty powerful way of getting new content into the LBP world.”

Also, game comes in 720p @ 30fps, and will need about 1GB to install on HDD.

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has today announced that the DualShock 3 controller will be available across Europe on July 4, 2008. The wireless controller includes the motion sensing of the previously available Sixaxis plus a vibration function which has been sorely missing for PS3 gamers.

David Reeves, President and CEO, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, commented: “We are delighted to confirm that DualShock 3 will be released in SCEE territories in early July. We hope this will add to the intense gaming experience for our fans, as we continue to evolve PS3, its software and its peripherals.”

Sony says that almost all future PS3 releases will support DualShock 3 and is already compatible with many existing PS3 titles, including Resistance: Fall of man, GT5: Prologue and Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune.

DualShock 3 will be released on July 4 priced £39.99.

Kaz Hirai and the boys at Sony are all about profitability. They don’t just throw these slides together for kicks; they mean it. As part of the company’s accelerated “cost down efforts,” the PlayStation 3 will be getting smaller, cooler, cheaper, more efficient and generally awesomer RSX graphics chips starting this fall. We’re talking 65nm manufacturing processes, people. The good stuff.

Kaz noted in his corporate strategy speech earlier today that the Cell processor has been manufactured with 65nm process technology as of “last holiday.” Both were originally manufacture at 90nm, which was charming at first, but now seems rather vulgar. We’re updating our console power consumption charts in anticipation of the new RSX’s release.

Gamasutra is reporting that Quantic Dream - usually known for its one-game-at-a-time approach - might be planning to work on a second title.

“Our strategy was to create one big game for next-gen, but it’s only now that we’re thinking of creating two games with two studios,” co-CEO and executive producer Guillaume de Fondaumière said at his Paris GDC session today.

Quantic Dream is currently working on the PS3 exclusive Heavy Rain.

The August 2008 issue of GamePro will have a new cover story on Resistance 2, calling it the “biggest game of 2008.” The issue also is having an exclusive contest giving away Resistance 2 beta codes. We hope to win ourselves one.

They also say that they have something else in this issue besides Resistance 2. They cannot reveal it now but say it is a “truly…colossal secret”. Could we be seeing the next thing from Team ICO?

Full video trailer from upcoming Call of Duty: World At War