Go Deep Undercover - Race into an action-packed story of pursuit and betrayal. Take on jobs and compete in races to prove yourself as you infiltrate and take down an international crime syndicate

Highway Battle - Fight off the cops and others as you take down your prey in high-speed, high stake multi-car chases. New and vastly improved AI mechanics mean more aggressive and intelligent cops focused on taking you out fast and by any means necessary

Criminal Scramble - Be a cop and chase down criminals in the Criminal Scramble Mode

Heroic Driving Engine - lets you pull off amazing moves for the ultimate driving edge

Feel the adrenalin rush as you start strafing enemy positions at 350 mph, 600 feet above the European countryside, guns blazing and bombs blasting.

In Combat Flight Simulator 3 (CFS3) you can fly for the USAAF, RAF, or the Luftwaffe in some of the most advanced and exotic aircraft of WWII.

New collection of 18 aircraft

Play Single Missions with friends, cooperating to achieve mission goals as wingmen. Single Missions will be playable over a LAN or on the Internet.

Fight in tactical missions in a campaign where your success or failure can move the front line, influence the quality of equipment available, and even change the outcome of the war.

Soft, cushioned noise-reduction ear pads

Folding, multi-pivot design for portability

High fidelity mic with flexible boom

Comfortable for long play sessions

High-fidelity 40 mm stereo speakers

Connects the xbox 360 memory unit to any pc

Allows user to transfer game saves, downloads & user data to pc for extra memory storage

Allows user to share game saves, themes & gamer pics with other gamers worldwide

Easy to usejust plug memory unit (available separately) into the docking port & connect to any usb-enabled pc

Take on a friend in 2-player split-screen racing

Compete in Snow Cross, Cross Country, Aerial Freestyle, and Hill Cross events

Perform dangerous stunts in mid-air, for big points... if you can land them

Ride authentic Ski-Doo snowmobiles using intuitive Wii motion controls

Personalize your rider with official Ski-Doo gear

If you are looking for quirky indie PC games you might want to start looking forward to The Path. This odd looking action-adventure game is being brought to you by Tale of Tales, a small team based in Belgium who are aiming to make you rethink how you view the Little Red Riding Hood fable.

Last October, CD Projekt announced that their fantasy RPG game The Witcher had sold over 1 million copies worldwide (combining sales of the original version and last year's Enhanced Edition). This week the game's official web site has posted up word that sales continue to be strong for the game.

Officially id Software's stance on the release date for their games is "when it's done". However it looks like id CEO Todd Hollenshead is confident enough to give a guess about the release of their next major internal game project Rage.

Earlier this week we reported that the House of Representatives in the Utah State Legislature had voted overwhelmingly to pass a bill that would allow game retailers to be sued by parents. The idea is that retailers who promote the fact they have game ratings enforcement systems for selling games to minors could be sued if they are found to violate their own policies. Now one section of the game industry is fighting against the proposed law. The Entertainment Software Rating Board has issued an open letter to Utah's parents urging them to fight the bill's passage. Our sister site Joystiq reports that ESRB president Patricia Vance states the bill, if signed into law, " . . . would effectively penalize responsible retailers that have policies, and provide safe harbor for retailers that refuse to adopt a responsible policy in the first place. That is downright senseless."

Okay, no, not quite, but no collection of hideous headline puns that juicy escapes us. The news from Nvidia's neck of the woods is that the Green Eyeball Gang has gotten a bit cozier with both Dell and Apple this week. For gamers, this certainly doesn't suck on either front, especially since there's a rather tasty bit in the Dell-centric press release that says, "the Dell Studio XPS 13 eliminates the typical notebook compromise between performance and battery life by offering two GeForce GPUs to give users the option of running one GPU for longer battery life, or combining both for greater performance." SLI? On MY laptop? To quote the great Federation philosopher J.L. Picard, "Make it so." (h/t to one of my WoW guildies, from whom that line was shamelessly appropriated). Admittedly, the benchmark figures cited (Futuremark and, the not-precisely-cutting-edge 3Dmark06) are a little bit cherry-picked (they're anything but apples-to-apples). Light snark aside, there's certainly no shortage of interest in having a potent but portable rig, especially if your budget dictates that you're going to have to choose either a desktop, or a desktop replacement.