After some unofficial news leaked this past week Ubisoft formally announced Assassin’s Creed 3.

The adage of the once-great star being overshadowed by a young up-and-comer is ever-present in sports. You’ll find no better real world example of this phenomenon than what’s happening with the current state of baseball games.

Green Day: Rock Band is now available for sale in the U.S. for Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Computer, and Wii gaming systems. This new addition to the Rock Band cannon lets you play play up to 47 songs as Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt or Tré Cool through their expansive career from their humble beginnings with Dookie to full blown stardom with American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown, with unique visuals and venues all inspired by Green Day.

The guys from 2K Sports took some time out to sit down and talk about MLB 2K10 and answer questions regarding the games single and multiplayer modes along with the newly revamped pitching system, the big 1,000,000 dollar perfect game giveaway and much more

Harmonix and MTV Games announced today that a five pack of songs from Alice In Chains will be added next week to the Rock Band Music Store. Those five songs will be:

MLB 2K9 Confernce Call with Erick Boenisch ( Lead Feature Designer) and Jonathan Rivera (Gameplay Producer) Talk about the new MLB 2K9.

Six new Songs available for download for Rock Band Wii

Gameflak was fortunate enough to be invited to E3 last week in Los Angeles and while we were there we were able to see a lot of the upcoming titles for this holiday season through 2009. One of these titles is the new Tomb Raider title, Tomb Raider: Underworld.

One of the huge holiday titles for 2007 was undoubtedly Rock Band. It became quite hard to find the bundle after the initial shipment to the point where the game was actually delayed a month in Canada in anticipation of the high demand. Even with this success EA missed a huge opportunity by not having Rock Band on the Wii available for the holiday shopping season. Well, better late than never as EA CEO John Riccitiello has finally confirmed a Wii version of Rock Band during a conference call regarding EA’s Q3 fiscal results