The Weekly Gamer

Mass Effect co-op takes cue from Gears Of War andOccupy Wall Street influences Bioshock Infinite. Watch behind the scenes of the original NBA Jam, I Am Alive finally resurfaces and the Steel Battalion trailer gets heavy.

Assassin’s Creed Hero Makes Fighting Game Debut, Strike Packages Provide Balance In MW3, Saints Row 3 Trailer Provides Shock And Awesome, NFL Blitz Body Slams Its Way Onto Your Screen and Batman: Arkham City is Sexist– all in this week’s Weekly Gamer.

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The Xbox is more than just a gaming consol, Grimlock returns to the Transformers franchise, we get a sneak peak at the new Zelda and a new first person shooter and Gears of War gets ‘tooned in the weekly gamer.

In the news this week is a new Mortal Kombat movie, trailers for Skullgirls and Zelda and the announcement of Shank 2.

A trailer for the mutliplayer mode in the new Assassin’s Creed, a new XCOM that is nothing like the original, a developer talks retribution for early copies of Dark Souls, and Ninja Gaiden takes it easy on novices.

This week in gaming: Max Payne gets a new logo (and a trailer), see some footage from Oddworld: Stranger and learn some details about Sony’s upcoming Playstation Vita.

Don’t miss what happened this week in the gaming world.

War of the Worlds gets adapted into a game, we get our first look at BloodRayne: Betrayal, Sony wants you to play video games with a visor on and the independent game Hawken gets a trailer.

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The international Gamescom gathering gives us some new looks at upcoming games, a console Diablo might be on the horizon, GoldenEye 007 gets a facelift, the Minecraft creator asks for a deathmatch lawsuit, and Activision scolds EA for trashtalk.

Saints Row trailer hits, Ridley Scott gets on board with COD, Braid creator speaks his mind, and Xenoblade might give Europe a little lovin’. This is your Weekly Gamer news all in one place.

The Supreme Court speaks out about a recent ruling regarding video games, an update on a possible Mirror’s Edge sequel and Nintendo responds to early adopters angry about the 3DS price drop.

Stanford invents a Kinect powered robot, Sony gets their pants sued off, the barrage of marketing for Arkham city begins and Activision actually admits to a failure.

Shootouts in Modern Warfare 3, Sony repents and the creator of Rayman wants to open source is creative tools.