What could be better than a new Grand Theft Auto V trailer? That is an easy question: three GTA V trailers!

Rockstar has released a trio of trailer highlighting the three playable characters that you will see in the game when it launches this Fall. We only have a few months left before the game’s September 17 release date, so it is time for the hype train to officially leave the station. Check out the new trailers for Michael, Franklin, and Trevor below.

Quantic Dreams games are usually referred to as "interactive movies" but it was more than apparent when their new game Beyond: Two Souls was debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival and was recognized as an official selection for its impact on the future of films. Awesome achievement Quantic Dreams! 

“This has been a really intense and exciting experience for me, and one that I am extremely proud of,” said Ellen Page. “I’m excited to see everyone’s reaction to the extended scene we are going to be screening – and to feel the powerful emotion that David Cage instills in all his games.” As am I.

I personally cannot wait for this game. Indigo Prophecy and Heavy Rain are two of my favorite games of all time. I have always been a fan of films and when I got my hands on Heavy Rain it was like a dream come true. It was like watching a movie while playing a game at the same time. Ellen Page is one of my favorite actresses as well so im really excited to see her performance in Beyond: Two Souls 

Beyond: Two Souls will be released on October 8th exclusively on the Playstation 3.

Be sure to check out the new trailer for the game below and if you are interested we also have a 35 minute gameplay video for the game below as well.  [READ MORE]

Through leaked advertisements, the next Call of Duty game should be Call of Duty: Ghosts. Now, Activision has a teaser site up that further affirms that this is most likely the title.

The website features a mask of Ghost, the British soldier who died in Modern Warfare 2. The site lets you hover over the mask where there are links to various Twitter or Facebook accounts mentioning the game. 

Now, Ghosts could be a prequel to Modern Warfare 2, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's about someone else taking up the mantle of Ghost in events after Modern Warfare 2. Highly unlikely, but I wouldn't put it past them to do so. The game's being made by Infinity Ward and is due out this Fall with word is the game will be unveiled May 1st.

The moral of this week’s batch of releases is that you have to give a little something in order to get something in return. Obviously, I am referring to the release of Inafune and Marvelous AQL’s masterpiece Soul Sacrifice. I can’t really such much more about the game until the review goes live tomorrow morning, but that should give you some idea of my thoughts on the project.

Two titles are getting our spotlight this week:

Deadly Premonition- The Director’s Cut: ToyBox Inc.’s update to the cult classic Deadly Premonition exclusively on the PlayStation 3.  This is a non-linear, open-world experience set in the town of Greenvale where you are charged with investigating the murder of a young woman. As you delve deeper into your investigation, more women will turn up dead, proving that this is more than just a random incident. The Director’s Cut version of the psychological survival horror video game will feature updated controls, Stereoscopic 3D support, updated HD visuals, full PlayStation Move support, and a variety of new downloadable content. Matt was very happy with what he saw during his preview of the game back in January and has nothing but high hopes for the final, retail release.

Soul Sacrifice: The Vita owns this week’s marquee title with Marvelous AQL’s Soul Sacrifice. Think Monster Hunter meets Devil May Cry but presented in a very unique manner, as I explained in my preview last week. The game is narrated by a book which tells you the tale of a sorcerer from an ancient guild charged with ridding the world of monsters. As you read through his tales, learning of the life that eventually drove him mad, you will get to live out his various experiences and quests in flashback form. As you dive deeper into the world within this devilish book, you will set out on a series of missions, ridding the world of devilish creatures both alone and with friends but the action is non-stop and fast paced. The core mechanic of the game is that you have to give something to get something, hence the use of the word “sacrifice” in the title. Players can sacrifice items and parts of their character’s body in exchange for power; the only thing is, these sacrifices are permanent therefor they aren’t a resource that you can endlessly tap into. This is a very deep and dark game, definitely not one for the kiddies.

This week’s full lineup consists of the following:

• Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut for PlayStation 3
• Eador: Masters of the Broken World for PC
• Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon (DLC) for PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3
• Soul Sacrifice for PlayStation Vita
• Telltale Games: Poker Night 2 for PlayStation Network
• Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov’s Revenge for PlayStation 3 and Vita (via PSN)

Remember that Rainbow Six game that got a lot of buzz? Rainbow Six: Patriots had a pretty interesting demo shown a few years ago, but the last we heard the team had some turnover and not much else has come out since.

Well, browsing through Neogaf, a few images seemed to have popped up to remind us, yes the game's still being developed. With E3 being a a month and some change away, it would be a great time to show off what they have done since the changing of the guard. 

I've reached out to Ubisoft to see if they have any comments on the new images.
 

John is throwing Kickstarter money at gaming treadmills, SimCity’s 2.0 patch fixed some bugs and introduced some more bugs, and PA Report says Skyrim is utterly unplayable on the Oculus Rift VR headset because menus.

What are you playing this weekend?

Russell Archey | staff writer | Twitter @neoscyther
Thinking of going a little 8-bit new school this weekend by trying to finish Battle Kid 2: Mountain of Torment on the NES. I did a couple live streams back around Christmas and should be towards the end of the game. I'm hoping this Saturday I can sit down and finish it up, or at least come close.

Sean Cahill | staff writer | Twitter @seancahill2
A mixture of BioShock Infinite and playing Sacred Citadel with Jeremy.

Nathan Carter | staff writer | Twitter @natedoggcata
This weekend I will be getting some more practice in with Injustice: Gods Among Us. I have a respectable record online using Green Arrow and Harley Quinn, and even though I’ve beaten the story mode I have only scratched the surface in terms of learning new characters, the STAR Labs, and beating the various battle modes in the game. I also got Dead Island: Riptide from Gamefly so I’ll be working my way through that. Finally I’ll be spending hours with Fire Pro Wrestling Returns which was added as a PS2 Classic on PSN this week. This is, in my opinion, the greatest wrestling game ever made, and it is so much fun. 

Nathaniel Cohen | staff writer | Twitter @seven_hells
Now that I've destroyed Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon (so awesome, BTW, that simply writing the review made my PC beg for mercy), I have an incredible urge to go back to vanilla Far Cry 3.  Also, Dishonored: Knife of Dunwall, and hopefully I'll have some time to play Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch that's not going to be used up by PS3 firmware updates.

Sean Colleli | staff writer
It's official: I'm completely addicted to Far Cry 3. I'm kicking myself for not getting it last year when it came out, but then again this might work out in the end. Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon comes out in less than a week, it looks hilarious and amazing and I can't wait to play it, so beating its parent game so close to its release is a good primer.

Jeremy Duff | senior staff writer | Twitter @duff3c
After spending a solid week under mask and cape in the world of Injustice, I need to expand my horizons a bit this week and head into the worlds of Sacred Citadel and Soul Sacrifice. Then again, I know that the duties of superhero-dom will likely call me back to the world of Injustice at some point.

Randy Kalista | staff writer | Twitter @randykalista
The wife and kid are out of the house this weekend, which means I'm ordering #BoneIn buffalo wings from my Xbox's Pizza Hut app, setting a timer for four hours, then ordering some more. Then setting a timer for four hours. Meanwhile, John is pointing and laughing at me for downloading EVE Online again. EVE wasn't my first MMO romance, but she is definitely my one true love. Spreadsheets in spaaaace!

Ride to Hell: Route 666 is the downloadable game with a "sports game-like" approach to combat that I told you about earlier this month when the news that Ride to Hell was still a thing and getting three separate games in the coming months.  Deep Silver has released what they're calling an "announcement" trailer despite the fact that Ride to Hell: Route 666 has already been announced.  But whatever, I don't know how or why things are called what they're called.  I do know that this trailer, showing off Ride to Hell: Route 666's vaguely cell-shaded visual style, looks a spot more interesting than the trailer for the other Ride to Hell game.  No judgment.

Ride to Hell: Route 666 is set for release this summer and will be available on Xbox Live, the PSN, and Steam.  To learn more, follow the jump.  
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You know that XCOM FPS that pretty much no one liked except for a few here and there? It's been a long time since we heard anything about that game and XCOM: Enemy Unknown has been such a great success that I think many folks forgot about it, Well, it's going to finally be released this August 20th as The Bureau: XCOM Declassified and it's not an FPS anymore.

2K Marin is taking it and making it a third person squad based game set in the 60s. As a member of the Bureau, you're going to be trying to defend Earth against these alien invasions while keeping the American public in the dark about their existence. Yes, like past XCOM games, you'll have squad mates that can permanently die, so I wouldn't get too attached to them.

The Bureau is going to launch on the PC, 360, and PS3, but no word yet on next generation consoles as they said they are concentrating on the current generation for now. Let's hope this long wait is worth it.
 

Still haven't picked up Skyrim yet?  What are you waiting for, a bundle that includes all three expansions?  Well...you're in luck. While it was reported a while back that Bethesda was "done" with Skyrim, there was something still missing: a Game of the Year Edition.  That's just what Bethesda is giving us...only they're calling it the Legendary Edition.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Edition will include the base game, all three add-ons (Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn), and some added features such as combat cameras, mounted combat, and a legendary difficulty, as well as Legendary skills so you can master every perk.

For more info, check out www.elderscrolls.com.

Being a PS3 or PC player of the Call Of Duty games is kind of a bummer when it comes to downloadable content but its not the end of the world. At least Xbox doesnt get exclusive content while PS3 and PC get nothing. In any case we have a date now for the second DLC map pack for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2 for PS3 and PC. 

The second DLC Map Pack "Uprising" will be available on PS3 and PC on May 16th and includes five new multiplayer maps and a new map for Zombies mode. 

The maps are

• Magma – Set within a modern Japanese village, volcanic eruptions carve multiple paths throughout the town.
• Encore – Taking place in the aftermath of a deserted London music festival, Encore leaves numerous opportunities for run-and-gun, close quarters combat.
• Vertigo – A futuristic high-rise mega-structure located in India featuring dizzying vistas and multi-tiered pathways.
• Studio – A contemporary re-imagining of “Firing Range,” the fan-favorite multiplayer map from the original Call of Duty: Black Ops.  “Studio” is a Hollywood movie back lot with a variety of cinematic themes that range from Sci-Fi to the Old West.

The map pack also includes "Mob Of The Dead" where players are put inside Alcatraz and get to play as one of four prohibition-era mobsters played by Ray Liotta, Chazz Palminteri, Michael Madsen and Joe Pantoliano. 

The map pack will be free if you bought the seasons pass or $14.99 for the standalone pack.