I never played the original games, but a FPS set during the 50s-60s and featuring some sick looking alien goo - I'm sold. Of course, this trailer helped too - it's an awesome trailer.

A lot of people participated in the Halo: Reach multiplayer beta - which by the way I thought was pretty great - and were left not only wanting more, but the actual single-player game too. Halo fans won't have to wait toooooo long, as it was just announced that the game will be released on September 14th.

As always, Call of Duty: Black Ops's teaser trailer looks excellent. Love the Call of Duty games, though I am worried about supporting the company after what happened with Infinity Ward. Also, with this talk of a drug, does anybody else get a Jacob's Ladder type of feeling from the events of this teaser? See for yourself.

Singularity was already looking like a winner to me - a gorgeous looking FPS where you can control time - but now word is coming out that if you buy the game for the Xbox 360, you'll be able to submit some information and get Prototype for free. I heard it was a pretty good game, and I never did buy it, so for me it looks like two games for the price of one. Nice score.

Must...resist...temptation. I should've learned my lesson from the last Legendary Edition of Halo I bought, as I still got the Master Chief helmet shoved in a box underneath a pile of other boxes. With that said, I'm still tempted to buy the new one. I know...I have no will power. So what's all in the $149.99 Legendary Edition of the game?

"Along with everything that's included in the limited edition (special "ONI black box" case, an artifact bag that houses lore-filled journals and documents, and an exclusive multiplayer armor set for Covenant Elites), the most expensive version of Halo: Reach will contain a 10-inch sculpture of the game's Noble Team (crafted by McFarlane Toys), as well as an exclusive, in-game armor effect for Spartans, all wrapped up in fancy, UNSC-themed packaging."

You can see a pic of the set at the link provided.