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.

Matt Keller plays Warhammer 40K: Squad Command and shares his opinion of the game. All-in-all, he finds the game to be a solid, yet mediocre example of the genre and quite wanting relative to the other titles in this series.

Read the full Squad Command review.

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe announced this morning that Patapon will be released across Europe for the PSP on February 22nd, giving us Europeans an early start as we'll get it a couple of days before those of you living in North America which is a nice change.

Patapon is a 2D game from the creators of LocoRoco. For years the Patapon tribe has lived in the desolate frontier, driven from their home by the evil Zigoton army. Behind the Patapons' cute exterior, lies a fierce warrior spirit that can only be commanded by the beat of their God’s war drum. They wait for the day that the "Almighty" will return, to lead them against their enemies and bring them back to their homeland. Finally, their wait has come to an end as the drums of war are heard once again.

Sony has released a new firmware update for the PSP. This update only consists of two changes to the handheld system, but it does allow users to access Skype which was promised to be added in January by Sony last year.

Empire Interactive announced this morning that FlatOut: Head On is going to be released for the PSP on 14th March 2008.

FlatOut: Head On is ready to drop the hammer on the PSP extreme racing genre, bringing high speed destruction and leaving more broken bones and wrecked cars in its wake, than a Richard Hammond Top Gear stunt. From rock-smashing dust ups in arid desert landscapes to down and dirty races through rubbish-strewn city streets, FlatOut’s PSP debut is yet another gritty excursion into racing carnage.

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So it's Friday and we all know that means: new games! Yes, my internet friends, today is the day that publishers and developers are on the edge of their seats waiting to hear if you, the reason for their existence, have gone out and bought the game that they have have used countless hours crafting and promoting.

Capcom is looking for gamers around the San Francisco Bay area next Friday. If you're selected then you'll get to see and play an announced project currently in development by Capcom. The fun doesn't end there either, gamers will also be showered with prizes and other goodies.

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.

Emmanuel Brown has reviewed Sega's latest Sonic adventure on the PSP, Sonic Rivals 2. In this review Brown believes that whilst Rivals 2 has its fair share of problems, the race mode alone shows the path that should be taken for the future of the series, and for that reason, he can just about recommend it to any single-player Sonic fan out there.