It seems that reports of the death of PC gaming have been much exaggerated. The Xbox 360 and PS3 editions may have touched down first, but the GTA 4 on PC looks set to be the definitive version of Rockstar’s free-roaming barnstormer. And it’s out next week…

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This month has probably been one of the best for gaming in, well, ever, what with Call Of Duty: World At War, Fallout 3 and Gears Of War 2 all wearing out reviewers’ 5-star stamps. But if you haven’t got the cash to splash, or post-apocalyptic shooters aren’t your thing, there’s plenty of extra mileage to be gained from the games already on your shelves. Bonus and downloadable content is the way forward, and these are the games you need to hold on to a little longer before popping them up on eBay.

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In a move that won’t surprise many, Dan Houser, co-founder and creative VP at Rockstar games, has admitted that downloadable content for Grand Theft Auto IV may not release in 2008. While there’s still no clear information on what the downloadable content is - a new area of the city, new missions, or something else entirely - Houser has now said: “We don’t want [fans] to imagine it’s this enormous thing that it can never be…”

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While for children, this Halloween seems to be all about either pirates or skeletons, for gamers the day is set to be a brain-eating feast of zombies.

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Manhunt 2 finally gets its release on October 31, Halloween. So we finally get what the rest of the world has had for ages – a mediocre action-adventure with a hefty dose of cynical controversy on top. But while Manhunt 2 possibly deserved banning – this lot definitely do. And quick!

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Slammed by the BBFC for its “unremitting bleakness and callousness of tone”, controversial Rockstar Wii, PS2 and PSP game Manhunt 2 is to get a UK release on October 31, Halloween.

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It’s been blamed for a teen crime spree but Grand Theft Auto could also be blamed for getting Obama into the White House. Gamepolitics has revealed how several high profile games industry figures intend to vote.

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The controversy over Grand Theft Auto rolls on for the eleventh year in succession, and this time, it’s about a drug dealing mini game in the forthcoming Nintendo DS outing, GTA: Chinatown Wars.
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