Eidos Interactive has dropped its latest gameplay teaser for their up and coming Tomb Raider: Underworld (PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, DS) and we'd have to say we're particularly intrigued by the last bit of the video. Is there another version of Lara in the game? Sort of like a good-Lara, bad-Lara thing going on? Or is it just some other girl that oddly sounds like her?

Coming up for Game Informer subscribers is the "world exclusive" sneak peek at Eidos' new project on Unreal Engine 3 stilts: Batman: Arkham Asylum. The word is at in-the-know gaming forums is that the game is geared for the next-generation platforms and the PC, based on first-hand read-through of the exclusive material. Also, developer Rocksteady Studios has placed a counter up on a teaser page. More details at the full story.

It's been a while since we heard anything new come out for this game, but it seems Electronic Arts has finally given out new details on The Godfather II for the Xbox 360, the Playstation 3, and the PC. Go to the full article to find out more.

All you troublemakers out there waiting for Saints Row 2 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) in Australia can stop crossing your fingers. THQ has confirmed that the OFLC gave the game a thumbs up with an MA 15+ rating. That means not only will the game not be banned, it'll be available to a wider age group, too. Details on some of the gameplay elements come after the jump.

Her Interactive might as well give itself a pat on the back for none of the mainstream developers would have expected this to happen during their next-generation watch. One of the longest running PC game franchises in history has once again claimed top spot in its launch date, trumping the likes of EA's Spore Creature Creator and Blizzard's Diablo Battle Chest SKU. Get the top ten at the full story.

It seems there's been a bit of miscommunication regarding Remedy's upcoming Alan Wake (Xbox 360, PC). Contrary to an earlier report about the game heading to the Tokyo Game Show, a statement made by MarkusRMD on the Alan Wake forums says that there aren't any plans as of yet for the game to head to any shows. Learn more after the jump!

Another week of On Shelves, and the major consoles are apparently missing in action. That doesn't mean, however, that there won't be any fun to be had in this week's slew of game releases. Final Fantasy IV will finally be getting its turn in the DS spotlight, for one, and there are several other sports and adventure titles to keep you busy through the summer lull.

Oh lookie, lookie. It's another one of Paradox Interactive's PC-exclusive products, though you might say that this seems a little more ambitious than the rest. Designed by Tale Worlds, Mount & Blade was built from the ground up to be some sort of Grand Theft Auto of the Medieval Ages.Check out the screens at the full story and learn more about this sandbox game.

Ubisoft has released a new trailer for their upcoming Prince of Persia title for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC platforms. Aside from cell shading, this video will also feature some of the moves Elika will bring to the game's combat. You can view it over in the full article.

The campaign for the launch of Tomb Raider: Underworld (PC, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, DS, PS2) runs full throttle as Eidos Interactive launches Tomb Raider Portal. Fans, and even curious minds, will be treated to everything that is Lara in her upcoming underworld adventure. To check out what's in store for you read the full article.