Each robot has its own personality, frankly I doubt you’ll be that bothered with the amount of frantic machine gunning you’ll be doing, and they also have their own unique skills. They vary from a gatling gun turret to a robotic mudworm.

Graphics are very akin to Borderlands (or if you’re like me Borderlands is akin to XIII), we’ll see if the gameplay is reminiscent of a 2D Borderlands though the trailer seems to have an edge of that. “Never judge a game by it’s trailer”, the gameplay may well be thoroughly awesome. We’ll see. In the meantime check out the trailer below.

Meet the Enemy – Shoot Many Robots from Demiurge Studios on Vimeo.

Featuring a range of new interactive features, the site will give exclusive insights into the game including videos, interviews and artwork. This week, we have a featurette on the 608 Bull revolver, a “large frame handgun packing eight rounds of staggering firepower that can be shot very accurately over short distances”. Apparently.

With “a ton” of never-before-seen content including a new video, screens and 360-degree renders, this should keep even the most ardent fan sated as we wait for the game’s May release. Here’s a snippet of what you might expect . . .

Finally, here’s some screencap goodness. Don’t say we don’t spoil you.

Check out often for a fully-loaded barrage of new videos, screens, game details and much much more as we head towards Max Payne 3′s release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC this May.

Obviously there’s been many previews of the game’s campaign over it’s development, but this is the first time we’ll see the variety that’s offered, taking you from icy blizzards to desert-based refugee camps – and even a school at one point. You also see a glimpse of some of the reasons this game earns the name Future Soldier – mini walking mech units, active camo, sensor grenades – pretty much everything you could ask for.

The squad based actions also make an appearance with simultaneous sniping sections, the always popular breach and clear style gameplay. It seems you’ll also have a few on rails sections and lots of being stealthy, running and shooting – what more could you want from the series?

The game is currently pegged for release on May 25th in Europe and 22nd in the US for Xbox 360 and PS3

Made by the good people at Official Nintendo Magazine, the programme covers news, tips and the latest games every month. The newest episode will be taking a look at the new Resident Evil game Revelations, as well as news on upcoming titles like The Last Story and Mutant Mudds, along with Pullbox and 3D classic Kid Icarus on the eShop.

There’s also a special look at the London Bridge Experience – the city’s premiere Horror attraction – presented in high definition 3D. If this wasn’t enough, you’ll also be able to take part in a competition to win an Ice White 3DS console – because one is never enough – along with Mario Kart 7, Super Mario 3D Land and Ocarina of Time 3D.

You can pick this right now and download it directly to your 3DS right now from the console’s eShop.

Of course, you’ll hear from a few of those already well known to the series – Seth Green as Joker, Martin Sheen as The Illusive Man, for instance – as they give a little bit of insight to their characters and possible roles they play within Mass Effect 3. But don’t forget – there are also some new voices this time around! First up is Freddie Prinze Jr. playing hardcore soldier squadmate James Vega. Also new this time is someone some of you may recognise from your Xbox: Jessica Chobot. She’ll be lending both her voice and likeness to the character Diana Allers, though no real detail is yet given on what role she’ll play.

For those of you that like to play a bit of FemShep the video also features Jennifer Hale, who briefly teases us about the scale of the game. She also gives a small hint on how ME3 differs from the first two games in the series.

You can watch the entire cast for yourself on the video below. I’m sure more videos will start cropping up in the weeks leading up to the games launch.

For those of you that still don’t know, Mass Effect 3 will be hitting shelves on March 6th and 9th in the US and Europe respectively – giving those new to the series just five weeks to complete the first two games – get to it soldier, the universe is depending on you!

For a limited time, anyone that pre-orders a copy of Prototype 2 on Xbox 360 or PS3, you will get a code in the box that you can register to unlock the RADNET content. Each day, new challenges will unlock for you to perform in the game. If you complete these challenges, you will then unlock free items and content both in-game and out of the game. Some will be mew powers and mutations, while others might be avatar items, or dynamic themes for your console.

Check out the new trailer below to see all that RADNET has to offer for Prototype 2. Prototype 2 is developed by Radical Entertainment and published by Activision for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. Note that the RADNET code is a one time use code according to the information, so you will not have access to it if bought used. Just thought it wise to point that out.

MLB 2K12 is set for release on March 6th, 2012 from 2K Sports for PC, Xbox 360, PS3, PSP and Wii.

Yep, it’s here – the Star Wars’ fan ultimate indulgence. Purported to feature iconic settings and characters – not to mention that kick-ass pshfwwwuuuummmmm lightsaber noise (well, probably) – Kinect Star Wars promises to put you “in the Star Wars you know and love, and lets you unleash your inner Jedi — with no controller in the way”.

EXCITE.

To celebrate, Xbox have released a snazzy new video – although don’t expect to see, like, gameplay or anything. It’s just Chris Pratt, arsing about, showing his pants.

Hmm.

Anyway, here it is, in it’s panttastic glory.

And if that hasn’t got your juices flowing, how about this, eh?

THAT’S RIGHT. IT’S A R2-D2 XBOX. WANT WANT WANT WANT WANT.

A few days ago it was announced that the game’s release has been pushed back to Fall of this year. Here’s hoping the extra time is used well and we get an awesome Aliens game out of it when release rolls around for virtually every platform — Windows, 3DS, Playstation, Wii U and Xbox 360.