The Warhammer: Mark of Chaos - Battle March image gallery has been updated with 5 new screenshots.

While Blizz may not have officially spilled the beans on what exactley to expect when their new and improved Battle.net launches, DiabloIII.net did some snooping.

They managed to put together a list of goodies like automated tournaments, clan support, avatars, achievements, in-game voice chat, greater security and "eSport Support".

In an interview with Strategy Informer, Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association director Michael Rawlinson has criticised the British Board of Film Classification's online game rating system.

"As regards a film or linear content BBFC online works," he said. "I have no issues with that at all, but in terms of gaming I don't think it meets the requirements of the consumer at all. I think it misses the mark completely."

According to Rawlinson, the BBFC's online rating scheme amounts to little more than a copy-pasting of their existing system. "I can summarise BBFC online as effectively being BBFC offline put online," he said. "In other words they are classifying content and they're using all of their tools, their logos, consumer information, advice and so forth (for) that online content."

Sports Interactive and SEGA Europe today announced new features for the Football Manager Series, in videos that will go live on YouTube this evening. The videos will highlight the new features for both Football Manager 2009 for PC and Apple Macintosh and Football Manager Handheld 2009 for Sony PSP with more new features to be announced throughout the coming months through a series of blogs, podcasts and news stories. The release date of both games will also be revealed.

"Video is definitely the best way for us to be announcing the key new features for the games, and YouTube is the best place to do that," commented Miles Jacobson, Studio Director of Sports Interactive. "We hope to surprise our fans with some revolutionary new features, alongside some evolution of areas from our previous games."

Yes that's right a Mortal Kombat return to the silver screen is hanging on, just, and it's delay is all that "sluggish" Hollywood economies fault.

Christopher Morrison, director of upcoming MK3, has allayed or perhaps confirmed fears that another flick is on the way. It'll cost "between 50& 60 mill" he predicts.

Fans of Crackdown have been asking about the possibility of more downloadable content for the game, even going as far as starting petitions in an attempt to convince Realtime Worlds into putting some time aside for it. But Community Relations Manager Chris Dye has stomped on the voice of the community by saying that the company has moved on to its next project, APB.

"Unfortunately from a Realtime Worlds perspective there will not be any additional DLC for Crackdown; the company has moved onto our next Project, APB, and is 100% committed to that and other projects yet to be announced, and as such we are not in a position to work on any new Crackdown content." said Dye on the official Crackdown forums.

The two previous Kingdom Hearts were PS2 exclusives so it doesn't suspend disbelief to hear the third staying with the PlayStation platform.

The Official PlayStation Magazine has it listed as a PS3 resident and that it should be "announced at TGS." Nearly three years since the last Kingdom Heart's outing.

KOEI announced today that Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 2 will be released in Europe for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in 2009.

"KOEI’s next gen assault was spearheaded by DYNASTY WARRIORS: GUNDAM in 2007 to tremendous effect with it proving to be a huge hit across the globe. With every feature within the game ramped up to the max DYNASTY WARRIORS: GUNDAM 2 will be bigger, better and more spectacular in every way." Said Will Curley, Sales Manager for KOEI.

EA Games' president Frank Gibeau has said how Spore, much like The Sims, will prove a financial spin for the publishing giant.

Gibeau feels Spore has a global appeal, "an idea that appeals to eight-year-olds all the way up to 80." Will Wright an "excellent part" of EA. Only 'excellent', Mr Gibeau?

Xbox Live Arcade is getting some new juicy morsels today in the shape of dodgeball, cards and a space shooter. Life is great, it just really is.

Pirates vs. Ninja, which also features the underdog teams of Robots and Zombies, will be priced at 800 MS points, with Shred Nebula following suit. A shot of Gin at 400 MS.