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The PS3 has had a bit of a rough road and with it still being the most expensive of the consoles and most people using it almost exclusively as a bluray player it's not really living up to its gaming pedigree. But then galloping on the horizon out of the sun comes two figures! Are they heroes? Are they villains?

War. War never changes ... as Ron Perlman says over the intro, fallout on the other hand does.

We seem to be in the middle of a games flood, after quite a while with very little worth having we've got something like 5 or so titles all hitting at once. Why they couldn't space this out so people had a chance to appreciate one before the next came out I don't know. So anyway let's take a look at the first three of the deluge of new gaming gems to purchase for most gaming platforms.

Being made by that jackass Marc Ecko the spray painting moron

A series of rocks and how they look in different video games

The original hack and slashathon is back. The much imitated Diablo is set to make a return with it's much awaited third part. It has been some 8 years since diablo 2 but so far it looks like much what you'd expect some new classes fancier graphics but under the hood it looks so far much like the previous games in content.

No word on a release date yet

Novatech has Rock Band for £140

There was a discussion by amial last week about a getting a group together to buy/play. I would post the thread, but I currently only have internet access on a standalone machine no-where near the machine with the email using a wifi card that overheats every 10 minutes... don't ask...

A game where you run a mmorpg, seems recursive.

There has been a fashion recently for games to offer moral choices, well in reality they have done this sort of thing for years but only recently has the trend become fashionably such that they make a big deal about it. I quite like being given the option and will often play the evil path because I am a sadistic bastard.

Nintendo have recently started doing their equivalent to xbox live arcade or playstation network which they have titled wii ware. They have of course been doing virtual console for ages or as I like to think of it selling our otherwise worthless back catalogue to people who may already own it.