They may both be stealth-heavy games, but one of the big differences between Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction and Konami's Metal Gear Solid 4 lies in the cutscenes, with the former having none at all. According to one of the game's devs, this was a conscious decision made to improve the gamer's immersion in the story.

And finally, this is really it! There's no stopping E3 now! The committee for the E3 Expo 2009 has now released the floor plans for the said event. Posted over at their official website are the layouts for the West Hall, South Hall, and the 2nd Level Directory. Details after the jump.

Nothing major is really happening console-side this week. The console versions of Sacred 2: Fallen Angel are finally seeing a release after a few delays and the subsequent bankruptcy of game developer Ascaron. Wii owners, meanwhile, get Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus and Help Wanted. On the handheld side of things, the Sony PSP gets no love at all. The DS gets some, at least, but it's aimed mostly towards the 12 and under set. Strategy gamers on a budget should check out the PC releases, though. There are a couple of good games in there.

Not so fast. Konami may have withdrawn their publisher's support for Six Days in Fallujah, but that doesn't mean the game's completely canned just yet. Atomic Games is still committed to finish developing their game: it's all just a matter of finding a new publisher. Which leaves us asking... who's going to pick it up now?

Let's take a break from the ongoing debate regarding Konami's controversial war title, Six Days in Fallujah. For now, let's have some more look at the new screenshots taken for the game. There are only three of them now, but at least it could give us an idea how the game is shaping up, right?

With Fall settling in, you can expect the usual bumper crop harvest of annual sports sims to come our way. One of these titles include Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer 2009, which has been confirmed to be released this October 17 on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and the PC. Find out more about the upcoming game in our full article.

The big boss is here, and it's not gonna be an easy fight. Konami's Silent Hill: Homecoming (PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3) is most certainly not for the fainthearted, if this video is any indication of the kind of action we'll be getting from the game. Are you up for it?

The Leipzig Games Convention organizers have decided, and they find Sony's Resistance: Retribution for the PSP as the best presented game in this year's event. Who else took bacons home? Check out the list after the jump.

This E3, Silent Hill: Homecoming (PC, PS3, Xbox 360) was confirmed for release on the PC. Now PC gaming fans can use those big specs to generate more intense horror on their turf. In addition, the return of one of the franchise's true icons was also verified. Just who is this character? It ain't Doctor Kaufmann we're hinting at, we'll tell you that much. The truth awaits in the full article.

Konami Digital's announced that it will be present at this year's upcoming Games Convention event in Leipzig, Germany. The company will be showcasing some of their higher profile titles for this year, including Silent Hill: Homecoming for the PS3 and Xbox 360, and Pro Evolution Soccer 2009. Details on what else will be featured are available in the full article.