Who loves shaky-cam? Well here is some Carnivores shaky-cam action. I see whoever is behind the camera wants their trophy buck T-Rex too.

If you like what you saw, you can join the month sometime next month.

This game needs to be on my PS3, like yesterday.

[Source: US PlayStation Blog]

Looks like it has everything you loved from classics like Double Dragon and Battletoads and takes it to the next level. Game will be out August 10, just in time for the movie.

[Video Source: US PlayStation Blog]

The comic cut-scenes are something new to this trailer. You can see that you will be asked to pose in different positions and then using the PlayStation Eye the game will snap a photo and add you into the scene. “The latest trailer is here just in time to celebrate the world of comics and it’s been a big part of our creative vision to finally allow players a way to become one with the story,” said Teemu Mäki-Patola, CEO of Virtual Air Guitar Company Ltd.

I would have to agree, as before this I wasn’t quite sure what was going on in this game. Remember you too can do all crazy Bruce Lee stuff later this year when Kung-Fu Live launches.

Arctic Adventures: Polar’s Puzzles is a new PlayStation Mini title from the team behind Polar Panic. Taking place in the same universe, it is your goal to push around ice blocks, much like the PS3 title.

The Minis title will offer up 50 brand new puzzle levels on across a few of the landscapes you know from Polar Panic.

[Source: Facebook via Gamerbytes]

Announced at E3 during the Ubisoft Press Conference, Rayman Origins is an episodic digital distribution title. The site’s official blog put up a Q&A earlier this week with some interesting details.

The big one that most people will care about is when we can expect to see the game. Well according to the post, the first episode will be out in time for Christmas. With the others following it sometime in 2011.

Are you wondering why they chose an episodic format for the game, much like Sonic the Hedgehog 4, some insight is offered up on the Ubi-Art website;

To release one this year, and because big games take a long time to make, which in turns makes their price high. Episodes also let us imagine a longer and more developed saga than with a more “classical” format.

The game looks really sharp and I am excited for it, are you?

[Source: Rayman Origins' Blog]

As far as I’m concerned, “flamethrowering’ is most definitely a verb.

Get your hands on this next week. Expect a review of it shortly after it is out

[Source: TellTale Blog]

The art in the game amazes me everytime I see it. Out this Summer.

Game still looks a little rough, hopefully they can “tighten up the graphics” before it comes out this fall.

If that small tidbit of gameplay wasn’t enough, there should be more info about Dead Nation next week at E3.

[Source: US PlayStation Blog]

Last week we got a look at the Pool portion of 5-in-1 Arcade Hits, and today we get to see Tetroid. There are two gameplay modes, single and multiplayer. In single player you are fighting off a never-ending wave of bricks. By destroying the bricks you can get power-ups. Multiplayer has you and a friend battling it out on 1 PSP or a PS3 controller.

We should see another trailer next week, as we still have three games remaining.

The visuals remind me of Trine for some reason. Game looks hot though, out this summer for $14.99.

Here is a look at the “Pool” portion of the upcoming mini 5-in-1 Arcade Hits. If you don’t remember from the game’s announcement, it features a website that will track leaderboards world wide. There will be new trailers coming soon to show off the other 4 games that make up this collection. I am looking forward to seeing Tetroid in motion.

Follow Grip-Games on twitter for the latest on the game.

You will be able to pick up this horizontal space shooter on May 25th in US for $12.99. It will be coming to the EU the next day for €12.99/ £9.99. The game offers a ton of features, I will list a few that stand out:

• High definition graphics with 3D backgrounds in up to 1080p
• Detailed online high score ranking tables and replay file sharing.
• Two new playerships with distinct characteristics and weapon systems to choose from.

If you want to see more screens or find more out about the game, be sure to visit the official site.

This lovely trailer got posted up today on the US PlayStation Blog. Along with it Zsolt Kigyossy, Managing Director at Zen Studios, also gave a run-down of the features. There will be replay uploading to YouTube, global leaderboards with country flags, multiplayer, and of course the course editor.

So this spring, hopefully soon, Planet Minigolf will be out for $9.99. Was anyone in the beta they had a few months back and care to share your thoughts?