There are some truly special events in our time. The fall of the Berlin wall, the first man on the moon and Diifii getting a Playstation 3.

That's right, Shogun Gamer is proud to announce that Diifii now owns every current gen console. So sit back and watch him walk you through his thoughts on Sony's power house console. Be sure to let him know in the comments what you think of the PS3 and what PS3 games you think he should check out!

After stepping out of the squared-circle in favor of doing movies it seems like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson could be stepping into his biggest role yet. After starring in a variety of action, comedic and family friendly roles it seems like Dwayne is ready for a more serious role as he is rumored to have been cast in Disney’s upcoming 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Captain Nemo.

After the release of Bionic Commando: Rearmed last year many gamers have been aching for HD remixes of classic games. Whether it’s Strider, Mega Man, Vector Man or other classic titles gamers out there would love to play some of their old favorites with shiny HD visuals while still retaining the core gameplay that makes them so good.

It seems to be that we’re in luck as another game is getting the HD remix treatment although it’s a game that we weren’t really expecting: a remake of the classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game “Turtles in Time.”

Despite the recent mega failure that was Dragonball: Evolution it seems like Hollywood studios aren’t afraid of launching film adaptations of popular manga/anime series with the latest announcement being an adaptation of the popular Death Note franchise. Warner Brothers have picked up the rights to do a live action version of the film which makes sense since they were responsible for the three live action Japanese films.

Variety's video gaming section The Cut Scene is reporting that Sony plans to finally unveil the long rumored PS3 motion controller at E3 next month. While some out there may be like "What madness are you talking about?

One of the few games to be released in the post Max Payne era that turned out to be good was Namco’s Dead to Rights.  The game managed to establish its own gritty noir narrative while also having fun combat and unique scenarios that kept the action fresh. And how could you not like a game where you had a companion in the form of a dog that you could command to maul various enemies?

If you know me at all, you know I love gore in video games.  Fallout 3 was my 2008 game of the year due to the V.A.T.S. system and when Manhunt first came out I probably beat it several times before playing a new video game. However, it turns out the "Classification Board" in Australia doesn't share my love of gore, considering that late last year they banned F.E.A.R.

The original Bionic Commando for the NES is something that will always stand out in my mind. It was the first game that really instilled the concept for me of playing within the rules of a game. Instead of hating game play for lacking something (like for example the ability to jump). I began understanding why a decision like that would be made in your standard platformer, and began to wrap my head around the concept of a standard platformer now incorporating puzzle-based strategy.

Last week Q Games slowly began teasing the upcoming entry in the PixelJunk series by placing small photos of it on their Facebook fan page. Well today Q has lifted the veil on the game and not only do we have the first gameplay details and a trailer but fans have the chance to help name the game as well.

If you're an ADD gamer, with a taste for zombies, gore, and mall-rating like myself; then one of your favorite games of the last couple of years was Dead Rising for the Xbox 360.

At this point most gamers are tired of the "09 is the year of PS3" or similiar sayings of that ilk but you can't help but agree with that sentiment when its said for the PSP. The system seems to be on an absolute roll as of late with upcoming titles like MotorStorm: Artic Edge, Assassins Creed, Socom: Fireteam Bravo 3 and today it was announced that the massive fighting franchise Tekken would be making it's second appearance on the PSP in the form of Tekken 6.

Lost Planet 2. Lost Planet®: Extreme Condition will offer deeper insight into the world of E.D.N III and the uncertain fate of future mankind. Oh and did I mention kick ass weapons and a grapling hook?

Originally designed and programmed by Alexey Pajitnov in June 1985, Tetris has become one of the most played and well known video games ever made. The game has been ported and remixed for essentially any modern device that requires a display screen. Video game consoles, computer operating systems, graphing calculators, mobile phones, portable media players, PDAs and even wrist watches. 

One of the most popular fighting games to have been released in the past 10 years was the Marvel vs. Capcom series. The unlikely pairing of the Marvel and Capcom characters worked perfectly and gave players an extremely enjoyable and technical fighting game. It has certainly been a long wait but now fans will be getting a follow-up to Marvel vs. Capcom in the form of Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes for the PSN and Xbox Live Arcade.