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The Medal of Honor series just doesn't want to end. The somewhat over-crowded World War II shooter genre has just about seen it all, with ubiquitous competent titles. Most of the games in the Medal of Honor series are included in these competent titles, spanning all platforms. The series had it's first entry in 1999, so nearly ten years is plenty of time for refinement. Enter Medal of Honor: Heroes 2, played by Mike Jennings, does this game add another notch of success to the series? The platform is somewhat limited, does that prove too much of a burden? The author shares his opinion.

Read the Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 review.

Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 was recently released in Australia and has come under fire as it doesn't appear to have any multiplayer options, which is why EA is offering every Australian who bought MOH: Heroes 2 a refund.

EA has also issued an apology to the country for not being able to battle it out online against other gamers.

Cid The Dummy will bring us into the crazy world of crash impact dummies where CID must save the daughter of his creator, M.I.A., which happens to be a state-of-the-art impact dummy imbued with his daughters essence - how cliché.

This adventurous dummy will be smashing his way through to the PC, PS2, PSP, DS and the Wii sometime this summer.

We've published 6 new screenshots for game name, which is in development by company name and is currently set for release on the PS2, PSP and Wii.

We've got more news from Financial documents today, but this one bring some sour news to the gaming industry. THQ has decided to scrap a few of its titles, and two franchises will also be wiped out of the development line.

Stuntman Ignition was released towards the end of last year and received average reviews from the media, for this reason THQ has scraped the series.

Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow is another run and gun adventure for the veteran agent Gabe Logan. In fact, the story in this latest entry was penned by Greg Rucka, who some of you may know as the author of the Queen & Country series of comic books and novels.