If you've yet to grab your copy of Fallout 3's Survival Edition, you better hurry. Xbox 360 and PC stocks are expected to run out soon. Unfortunately, the PlayStation 3 version has already run out.

This is what our radars have pinged upon gazing at Amazon and GameStops game lists. According to these online game retail hot spots, Crytek's addition to Crysis' plot progression (though it's like filling in the gaps, really) can be had at no more than three copies of Spore Creature Creator. Or one Bling Gnome pack of Dungeon Runners and a Spore Creature Creator retail edish. In short, shell 30 bucks, and Crysis Warhead is yours. Just a few more bits follow at the full story.

It looks like Bethesda's going all out on Fallout 3's (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC) coming launch, as they've teamed up with Amazon to sell - wait for it - a US$ 130 special, limited edition bundle of the post-apocalypse shooter-RPG. The Collector's Edition is still slated to ship to shelves at a price 50 bucks cheaper with 90% of the same swag as the Survival Edition. The difference between them? A custom modeled digital watch. More details shower at the full story.

Gamers from North America who pre-order BioWare's Mass Effect on the PC (also available on the Xbox 360) will be getting a pretty sweet deal. Depending on where you place your order, you'll either be getting some swag or a discount off the cover price. To find out more, fly on over to the full article.

Wondering just what is up with Gibson Guitar and its suing frenzy over its alleged 1999 patent? Well, we're wondering, too, but it seems that Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Michael Pachter knows the inside score. So, what does the man think about Gibson suing everyone involved with Guitar Hero and Rock Band (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii)? Check it out after the jump.

Suits and countersuits, statements and counter-statements have flown back and forth between the camps of Gibson Guitar and Activision for patent infringement. Today's update on the issue centers on a recently filed suit against retailers of the game. The defendants? Wal-Mart, Amazon, Kmart, GameStop, Target, and Toys "R" Us. Check out the entire story at the full article.

For those of us eager to see just how today's most anticipated next-gen titles did on the market, here's a special treat: Gamasutra's weekly column, Saling The World, has just rolled out the sales figures of the top five best-selling games for all platforms. Guess who got the top spot? You'll find out at the full article (if the title didn't clue you in enough). Read more, go ahead!

If you consider yourself an audiophile that lives outside the US, acquiring music online can sometimes be a bummer. Now, the latest offering of Amazon could probably help you out.

They have released an announcement that they will be launching Amazon Mp3 this year giving access to music lovers to one of the biggest collection of online songs. Details in the full article.

With the release date of Stardock and Ironclad Games Sins of a Solar Empire slowly drawing near, the developers have pretty much set everything in stone with all game's features and gameplay elements paraded during the ongoing Beta 4 test phase. However, this doesn't mean that players from making up their own little wish list of little extras they want to see included in the game before it goes live this February 4.

Read more about QJ.NET's latest Beta Diary on Sins of a Solar Empire after the jump!

Square Enix and Enterbrain have published a must-have book for all Final Fantasy enthusiasts: the Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary History Book. The book contains a lot of details, images, and articles about all the Final Fantasy games released the past years. Check out the full article to find out more about this awesome book.