Also, the band Low Distortion Unit made their soundtrack for the prototype freely available on their website. So if you like what you hear, head on over to their official site and grab yourself a copy.

Dishonored is described as a first-person stealth/action adventure game from Arkane Studios and according to the reveal, it has some pretty big names attached to the project. Along with Arkane Studios’ own Raf Colantonio, the project has Harvey Smith (best known for his creation of Deus Ex along side Warren Spector) and Viktor Antonov (designer of Half Life 2′s City 17) on board.

Though we don’t know much right now, Dishonored sounds very promising already but we’ll have to wait until the full reveal for all of the details Bethesda is willing to share.

There will be three character classes: Striker, Blaster and Caster. Strikers excel at close quartes combat and wield so-called Jet Swords. Blasters use the Blade Rifle to fight enemies over longer distances and Casters will use their Caster Rod to employ magic. All classes can also use special ablilites using Alma (spelling subject to change), the life force of the planet, like create shockwaves or snipe far-away enemies.

Players will be able to form Unions, which will not only allow them to head into battle together, but also to hang out in a dedicated room which they can then expand and customize over time.

An alpha testing phase will commence on June 28th in Japan. The game is currently slated to be released in the Summer of 2012 in Japan, no official international release date has been given as of yet.

However if there is one major thing to take away from the fan interview, it’s that this is proof that Skyrim, like past entries, is a PC game to the core. Todd Howard explained how if PC players have a dedicated system they will get better textures, render models, and other effects that improve the game. He also made it clear that a Creation Kit is coming for PC.

“The PC version also gets higher res textures, larger render models, and a bunch of other effects you can scale up if your machine is a beast. Last but most important, is the Creation Kit we’ll be releasing for the PC. Modding the game and making it your own is very important to us and our fans, so we’re going to keep doing whatever we can in that area.”

Like the full force return of fighting games, it’s good to see so much PC dedicated content on the way.

War Rock is sort of a hybrid between Counter Strike and Battlefield. Players choose between two teams and then duke it out in 6 different game modes. If you want to find out more or give the game a go, head on over to the official website. It’s free to play and definitely worth a try.

“The Legends Pack brings thirteen cars from the 1960s and early 1970s embodying the daring design and throaty, rumbling engines of the era. Featuring the Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA, the BMW 3.0 CSL Gr. 5, the Ford GT40 Mk.I, the Porsche 911 Carrera RSR 3.0, and many more, the spirit of the times shines through in these cars’ bold looks. The pack also comes with five new tracks from the same period, where you can put your new muscle to work on challenging and historic courses like Rouen-Les-Essarts, Monza, and Silverstone.”

“The Speedhunters Pack adds two new game modes – Drag, which tasks you to get to the finish line as fast as possible in a blistering drag race, and Standing Mile, where the winner is whoever dares to push their vehicle to the breaking point and reach the higher speed at the end of one mile. Take on these new modes with two new cars (Chris Rado’s World Racing Pro-FWD Reaper Scion tC and Koz’s Dodge Viper GTS by Twins Turbo) and 12 specially tuned Speedhunters cars.”

Hi-Rez plans to release new loadouts in regular intervals, mixing different equipment like armor, weapons, grenades, etc. , just like Riot does with Champions in League of Legends. To be honest, I’m not sure if this is such a good idea. Will the game be able to stay balanced when not everyone has access to the same loadouts? Will players actually want to own several different loadouts, or just buy the one that suits their playstyle? This announcement sure stirs up some questions, but I guess we’ll see how it all works out when Tribes: Ascend releases later this year.

UFC Personal Trainer-Wii, Xbox 360, PS3
Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition-Xbox 360, PS3 (Physical Copy)
Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 3-Xbox 360, PS3
Storm: Frontline Nation-PC
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D-3DS
Sniper: Ghost Warrior-PS3

This release week is pretty much underwhelming. It is nice to see the 3DS get another game but Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition perplexes me. How many people are going to actually buy a physical copy of this game? I assume most fans have already downloaded the extra content which came out a few weeks ago. I suppose this is a good buy for someone who hasn’t already bought a copy of Super Street Fighter IV, but other than that audience I don’t see it selling like hotcakes. Of course this is Street Fighter so I am most likely completely wrong.