Hollywood producer Adrian Askarieh divulged some juicy information on the coming Kane & Lynch: Dead Men (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC) movie. It's practically set in stone: Bruce Willis will be portraying Kane.

After the Gerstmann controversy has subsided, we thought news about Kane and Lynch will just be confined to DLCs. However, Eidos' Kane & Lynch: Dead Men (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC) may not be done yet - its ad campaign has just been banned for its graphic violence. More details after the jump.

With the coming of a new year, we will all be sure to be barraged by a whole barrage of rumors about video game titles.

Among them are the possibility of a game from the Earthbound series for either the Wii or DS. This is not to mention that the Kane and Lynch 2 rumor is still making a lot of waves.

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Earlier today, GameSpot released a Q&A regarding Jeff Gerstmann's controversial termination, denying rumors that point at Eidos Interactive and the Kane & Lynch: Dead Men (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, PC) review which could've disappointed the publisher. The video game website still gave a solid "the exact reasons behind his dismissal cannot be revealed" statement, but shed light on other questions.

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After a few days of not commenting about his termination from GameSpot, former game editorial chief Jeff Gerstmann finally speaks out about his controversial Kane and Lynch: Dead Men review ( by Eidos Interactive for Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, PC) review, as well as his future career options. More details inside.

Still looking for details on why ex-Gamespot game critic Jeff Gerstmann was terminated from his position? The game media is trying, and some have been fortunate enough to get a response. Is there truth in the theory that Eidos game Kane & Lynch: Dead Men (Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, PC) had something to do with the issue? Find out in the full article what Gerstmann has to say about that.

Another video game has managed to entrench itself in controversy, but like the infamous ongoing Manhunt debate, the controversy concerns not just the game itself but is relevant to the entire industry, and even includes us gamers.

The controversy surrounds Jeff Gerstmann, who was recently fired from his post as editorial director of GameSpot. Speculation goes that he was fired because of the politics surrounding his review of Kane & Lynch. More in the full article.

Now that we're in the movie-to-game mood in the meantime, here's one for turning tables: news coming in from Hollywood has Lionsgate's movie adaptation of Eidos Interactive's Kane & Lynch: Dead Men (Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, PC) starring no other than Bruce Willis of Die Hard fame and Billy Bob Thornton of Pushing Tin and Armageddon fame.

Eidos and IO Interactive's latest franchise seems to be picking up much hype in Tinsel Town, but will it match up to that of Eidos' own Lara Croft Tomb Raider? Find out in the full article.

Those keeping tabs on Eidos Interactive and IO Interactive's Kane & Lynch: Dead Men (Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, PC) already know that the duo in this game is twisted beyond comprehension. Why? Here's a case file detailing the history of these guys from before they found their way to prison up to their grand escape and involvement with The Seven.

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There are a lot of things that could go wrong in a bank heist, and in Eidos Interactive and IO Interactive's Kane & Lynch: Dead Men for the PC, Sony PlayStation 3, and Microsoft Xbox 360, it's getting stabbed - or shot - in the back that you have to really worry about. Of course, they can't do that to you if you do it to them first, and it's in this video update of the game from IO Interactive that we get a taste of how it's going to be like. It's cooperative-turned-cutthroat play at its finest.

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