Earlier this week, Hideo Kojima sent out a ‘tweet’ talking about how he wanted to make a ‘complete’ version Metal Gear Solid 4 – one that would include support for 3D and, the long awaited, trophy support. However with Metal Gear Solid: Rising on the way, he doesn’t have the time. That’s not the end of the story though, Kojima also said: “I wonder if someone else would make it for me”.

That last bit gives us all hope that someone might step in and that MGS4 would, at last, get trophy support. You never know though, maybe this is an elaborate ploy by Kojima to keep an announcement secret. He wouldn’t be the first to lie about his involvement with a game. Would he, Mr. Jaffe?

Sony’s ads play on the idea of the whole family being able to use Move. The ad comes complete with jumping around and waggling controllers, but Sony laugh at the idea that “motion gaming’s only for little kids”, literally. Unlike the approach taken by Nintendo, with the Wii, and Microsoft, with Kinect, Sony’s ad shows off the more ‘serious’, competitive side to motion controlled games. With KB in there too, it’s bound to help shift a few units.

Check out the trailer after the jump.

The big rumor is that this teaser, Code1935.jp (discovered by the good folks at Andriasang), could be a new sequel. The “top secret” site is adorned by the silhouette of a tank and isn’t to be “opened” until September 16th. Hey, isn’t that the first date of Tokyo Game Show? Indeed it is.

All the imagery definitely points to more Valkyria Chronicles. If 1935 bears any meaning, it could be that the new game takes place during the same time as the original game. The big question is, will this be another PSP adventure or will the franchise make the switch back to PS3?

So many questions.

The announcement was made at IFA and means that we’ve only a month to wait until we can watch all those animated bits of wildlife and food (I’m talking to you Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs) flying at our faces. I can’t wait…

…well maybe I can. I think everyone else can too.

The new “cloud based” service will be available on a number of Sony’s media devices and will allow users to access “millions of songs.” The service is currently only confirmed for Europe, but more details are to be announced soon. Hopefully other regions don’t get shafted on this, like they did with VidZone – Sony’s last music-based service.

Other compatible devices include: Sony Bravia TV’s, Blu-Ray players and VAIO computers and will be controlled via a single account. It sounds a lot like a Sony equivalent to the Zune pass. Whether it works out or not, only time will tell.

One thing’s for sure, they’re shit hot. Not only do they show off the caped crusader himself, but also some, new-look, goons, Catwoman and Harvey ‘Two Face’ Dent. It also appears to show off some new tricks that Bats has up his sleeves, like the ability to use power lines to his advantage and a new, unknown, gadget. The environments are definitely looking sharp and, as far as I can tell, pretty vast.

Check out the screens after the jump.

The game was a hit on the iPhone when it was released last year and a console port has been eagerly anticipated. “September” is all that’s being given, but the game’s official site seems like it’ll have more to offer date-wise in the near future.

In the mean time…keep watching the skies (or not).

Black Panther: New Yakuza Chapter is a spin-off to Yakuza’s main story, and will allow those interested in beating people up as stylish, Japanese teenagers to do just that. Just go over to 4Gamer and do a bit of clicking to get the demo downloaded direct to your PC or Mac.

Andriasang are also reporting that, come the end of the demo, players are given a password. This password will supposedly unlock content in the main game, although said content is unspecified. The game’s got a lot of customisable features, so it wouldn’t be surprising if this code was for some exclusive clothing.

Source: 4Gamer

The new bundle contains a black and red, ‘special edition’, PSP-3000 console, Ghost Of Sparta on UMD, a download code for God Of War: Chains Of Olympus, a 2GB memory stick and Kick Ass on UMD. It definitely looks nice and it could be a good time to upgrade for those who don’t want to rely on the download-only side of PSP.

It does come hot on the heels of the MGS: Peace Walker ‘special edition’ bundle that came out a few months back. Is this the signal that the drought is officially over?

Vanquish is the next creation from, Bayonetta mastermind, Shinji Mikami and is a world away from what we usually see from him – with the exception of it’s fast-paced nature, of course. Set in a near-future New York City, you play Sam Gideon. Gideon is a DARPA agent tasked with infiltrating the occupying forces and restoring some kind of order to the city. He’s also the co-creator of some pretty nifty tech and it’s this that’ll help you complete your mission.

It’s definitely an impressive looking game and Mikami’s track record is almost second to none, but does it have what it takes to be up there with the best? Come next week, you’ll be able to find out for yourself.