The release of Modern Warfare 3 is a little over two short months away, and so far no one knows if a Prestige Edition will be available at launch. Although we do know that the Hardened Edition would be available, but no one knew what the contents would consist of, until now...

The new Zelda Skyward Sword will come bling-ed out if you choose to pre-order the bundle. The $70 bundle will come with a limited edition gold MotionPlus Wiimote with emblem on it, and 25th anniversary concert CD. If you choose to not own the Wiimote (although we really wouldn't know why you wouldn't), you can still purchase the game itself for $50 come November 20. Just be sure to be one of the first few to get the game because the 25th anniversary concert CD will only be released with initial printed copies of the game!

Fans of EA Sports' games who can't wait until release dates for their games, should get the 'Season Ticket' as soon as they can! Having it allows gamers the ability to play games in full, three days before it retails in stores. Along with having early access, 'Season Ticket' will allow gamers to receive a 20 percent discount on the content they download for their respective game.

I remember in 2009 when Splosion Man came out, I thought that the guys over at Twisted Pixel's had really brought a gem onto...

To some, the Xbox 360™ controller is most arguably the best controller, but the button location may not be the perfect place for some games. In order to fix this, you may need to re-map some buttons that will suit your preference and gaming style. What if you're left handed and like to use the left LT as your shooting trigger and RT trigger for throwing grenades or even switching weapons? The XCM Re-Mapper allows you to re-map ANY button on a wired Xbox 360™ controller (except SELECT, START and Guide button) making gameplay that much easier, enjoyable and playable now.

Razer has thrown down two very bold statements with the first being "PC gaming is not dead", and the second being "The Blade is the first true gaming Laptop". Taking a page from the Switchblade concept gaming netbook, the Blade will offer LCD keys, and touchscreen to stream information to the player on the fly. The Blade will run a 2.8GHz Intel Core i7 processor, 8GB of RAM, a 320GB hard drive, a 17 inch LED screen, and an Nvidia GeForce GT 555M with 2GB of video memory all clocking in around 7 pounds of pure gaming tech. The Blade will run you about $2,800 and will be available later on this year.