It's been an eventful day in the wonderful world of gaming. Here is a compilation of what we've been reporting on.
The first images from Test Drive: Ferrari surfaced today courtesy of Polish website Gry-Online.
Deep Silver has no plans to let the dead rest as Dead Island is getting a DLC that dives deeper into the story and expands it as players are invited to see things from the perspective of the game's villain Ryder White.
Bioware told CVG that the next planned game update for Star War: The Old Republic, due out in March will be considerably larger than the one that's coming out this week.
EA have confirmed that Origin will be a requirement for Mass Effect 3 on PC. It has also been confirmed that the game won't hit Steam.
Thomas Blichfeldt and the GRTV crew deliver more tech goodness from the International CES 2012 in Las Vegas with these two interviews covering the Toshiba and Panasonic line ups.
THQ endured a weekend full of rumours of its demise as industry profile Kevin Dent tweeted about a cancellation of Warhammer 40,000: Dark Millennium Online, financial woes and cancellation of all titles beyond 2013. He later backed down from his claims and THQ refuted most of them. But THQ have seen better days and must be hoping to bounce back with the likes of UFC Undisputed 3, Darksiders II and Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III.
Finally, the day started out with a piece of bad news as 2K Games delayed the troubled Xcom action reboot thought to be ready for a March release to an unknown date in 2013.
See you back tomorrow, as we're quite sure it will be just as interesting.
<bild>Warhammer 40,000: Dark Millenium Online - dead or alive?</bild>