We've got another update for the mean, green, and angry machine, The Incredible Hulk. This time, we get some eye candy from the DS, PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 versions and more details regarding the upcoming video game from Sega, Edge of Reality (consoles), and Amaze Entertainment (handhelds). Check them out at the full article.

Lots of surprises are being popped in this year's DICE, and Microsoft's Shane Kim is no exception to the activity. In this update, we get the skinny on a LOT of upcoming titles from the man himself, as well as the reason for a certain MMO's cancellation. Check it out in the full article.

Even though Electronic Arts and Marvel Comics announced that they have plans of making a new fighting game franchise that would follow Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects, it seems that we won't be seeing these plans into a reality. Marvel has just announced that their deal with EA has been terminated. Details of this event in the full article.

Loki's looking good, huh? No, we're not talking about that Marvel Comics villain that appeared in The Avengers. We're talking about Cyanide Studios and Focus Home Entertainment's latest entry into the action-adventure-RPG history books. Well, ok, not so much as history books, but more so of mythology.

As we've heard from before, you can choose from a variety of character roles, each of which will represent a different mythology: Greek, Egyptian, Aztec, or Norse. While we've previously seen the trailer focusing on the Norse Warrior, today we've got a new trailer that focuses on two character roles - that of the Egyptian sorcerer and the Aztec shaman. Check it out below:

Take-Two Interactive Europe today released a huge load of screenshots for their upcoming multi-platform title Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer. This movie tie-in game will be a third person action/adventure title featuring Marvel Comics' legendary super-powered foursome.

Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer will weave together elements from the long-running comic book series as well as Twentieth Century Fox/Marvel Entertainment's highly anticipated movie sequel. Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer is scheduled to be released for the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 platforms alongside the movie this June.

Better-aligned screenshots after the jump!

Dan Abnett, a writer for games and comics, will play guest in a chat session hosted by gaming community and service provider Xfire this coming March 8, 2007, at 9 p.m. GMT. Xfire continues to provide interesting content and information to its growing community of over 6.5 million gamers all around the world.

Abnett, known for his works in both DC Comics and Marvel Comics aside from The Games Workshop stories and 2000 AD Comics, is more currently renowned for his spin off of the Warhammer 40,000 universe, Ravenor. He also wrote three Warhammer novels and comics based on the X-Men, Judge Dredd, The Punisher and Legion of Super-Heroes franchises.

All community members of Xfire will be able to join the chat session with Abnett and Xfire hosts, but only five lucky Xfire users will get to win a signed copy of Abnett's latest novel from the Ravenor trilogy, "Ravenor Rogue."

It's been a while since we had any updates on the Marvel Trading Card Game, so it's good to hear that all of the features we mentioned before - including the lineup of Marvel Comics characters - are still in the game. Cross-platform play between the SP and PC is still in, and DS owners can still use Nintendo's Wi-Fi Connection to play against other players online. Local multiplayer is also a go for the DS and PSP.

Also in the works is an online store where you can purchase new packs from the latest Marvel trading card game series. The online store will also let players post cards that they would like to trade.

Interested? We've got a couple of new screenshots from the PSP version of the game. Check 'em out below. PSP owners will get their hands on this title on February 27 for a suggested retail price of US$ 29.99. The Marvel Trading Card Game will hit DS and PC platforms on the same month.

 

The legend of Conan the Barbarian, it may surprise you, didn't start with the movie that starred bodybuilder-turned robotic actor-turned slick California Governor Arnold S. The character was created by Robert E. Howard back in the 1930s. Some 40 years later, Conan appeared in Marvel Comics in 1970 followed by the movie franchise in the 80s.

Based on the original story, Conan is a Cimmerian and comes from the far north. Born on a battlefield, he became a noted warrior shortly after hitting puberty. Conan eventually became a rolling stone always looking for adventures. His path is often stained by blood and littered by severed body parts. His encounters were anything but boring: monsters, powerful evil wizards, beautiful wenches and princesses were part of  his social circle.

But he was never the typical hero guided by the same noble principles of say, Captain America. Conan may have performed feats worthy of heroes but his motives were highly questionable. Conan was a thief, an outlaw, a mercenary and a pirate. Despite his spotty resume, he became king in his forties.

Now, Conan is poised to conquer another world. Or make that another medium. The latest trailer for the upcoming MMORPG game Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures shows the dude hasn't mellowed one bit! Conan may be royalty but don't expect to see him drinking tea with one pinky in the air. But our hero is far too busy carving up his enemies like Thanksgiving Turkeys.

Download: [Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures Trailer no.5]