We feel a bit sorry for Bethesda, the company behind the new Fallout 3 game. It just can’t seem to put a foot right. First it was the game’s two-headed cows that upset India, then it was the lack of infanticide that upset our own Simon Munk (we’re kidding!); now miserable commuters have caused a series of high profile adverts to be pulled.

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In a refreshing case of Britain Gets Something Before America, the Korg DS-10 Synthesizer for the Nintendo DS has just launched this side of the pond.

Developed by AQ Interactive, this clever bit of music creation software packs a complete Korg MS-10 synth inside the handheld device. Wii Music suddenly seems a bit rubbish.

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After a last minute decision, no new Halo title was announced at E3 earlier this year. Instead Microsoft saved it for its TGS keynote. It’s not just an ordinary sequel either; it’s a Halo 3 spin-off, and it is expected to land in Fall 2009.

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Nintendo has settled on a release date of its upcoming musical gaming experience, Wii Music. The game will be launching across Europe on the 14^th of November.

Rock Band 2 and Guitar Hero: World Tour, eat your heart out; Wii Music includes over 60 instruments to experiment with. You can play along and conduct over 50 tracks from music of various styles, including some classic gaming tunes.

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Stuck up on a gantry in someones basement is this formidable pool player by the name of Deep Green, its accuracy for the shot at hand only shadowed by its ability to size up the table for the moves ahead, is this the future of pub installations.

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Will Wright’s been a busy man. If Spore’s imminent release for the iPhone wasn’t exciting enough, it now turns out that sandbox favourite SimCity and sequel to just about the biggest selling game ever, The Sims 3, are headed the way of the touchscreen.
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The Nintendo Wii came hurtling into our living rooms with its fun casual approach and masses of party games in tow, but at what cost? Since then Nintendo has been accused of ignoring ‘hardcore’ gamers. Not so, says the Big N.

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Sony’s busily promising more must-have PSP titles before the end of the year, pledging that new and exciting franchises will hit the handheld. According to Sony, they’re the sorts of titles that’ll make gamers say “wow”… but what will they be?

We’ve rounded up our most-wanted titles, along with ideas we’d love to see on the PSP. Come take a peep and whet your gaming fancy.

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