It's been almost a month since the Annihilation DLC for Black Ops has hit Xbox 360, which means it's time for it's release on PC and PS3 is due. Come July 28, the highly anticipated DLC will finally be in the hands of hardcore Blops players for PC and PS3. For $15 PC and PS3 gamers will be able to download the new DLC and finally be rid of the rants of Sarah Michelle Gellar, Robert England, Michael Rooker, Danny Trejo, and George Romero. I mean how many times during a zombie game can you really listen to people saying the same annoying lines? With the new zombie map we at least get Dempsey, Richtofen, Takeo, and Nikolai back. Oh also gamers get new maps to play on! Start counting the days guys/gals, because DLC is on it's way!

The 3DS will be getting a great treat this week, it's not a game it's an app! Netflix to be exact. Besides the Android and iOS, this will be the first time Netfix will be on a portable hand held game console. With Netflix changing it's pricing plans hopefully this will boost it's sales from all the lost customers from the plan change. Other releases this week include a racing game for Wii, Game and Watch Gallery and Baseball on the eShop, and a bunch of games for the DSi. Read inside for the full list of games.

I recently read an article that toyed around with the idea of having the Xbox 360 run the new Windows 8, of course this is all speculation from hearing the rumor of Windows 8 possibly being able to play Xbox 360 games. But what if? Read more about the what if inside.

Been wondering what's gonna be coming out on XBLA for the rest of July? Needing to know if you should spend your MS points or keep it for something that might be even better? Well Major Nelson just updated a list of what's to come for the rest of July on XBLA and we're here to inform you of what's to come.

Duke Nukem Forever is one of those games where hype isn't always what it's cracked up to be. Where hype can utterly destroy a games reputation, sometimes before a game is even released. Duke Nukem Forever is a victim of this and while the game as a whole isn't terrible, you can't help but notice that if it had a bit more care it would be perceived as a great redemption.

According to NPD the US has spent about $5.9 billion, with a big fat B, on video games in the first quarter of 2011. The $5.9 billion compared to last years 2010 Q1 figures was actually a 1.5% increase in sales. Of course NPD took in account of gaming accessories, PC games, pre-owned games, online games, social sites, and game rentals. With the vast majority of entertainment being streamlined to consumers needs and wants, video games are in the express lane. Games being available from Redbox, Onlive, and even Gamefly for rentals, and for Steam, Direct 2 Drive, or XLBA and PSN for direct download means that games can be in gamer's hands with a touch of a few buttons.