Offering a great deal, Steam News has word that those who pre-purchase Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway will get themselves a free copy of Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30.

Hell’s Highway is the upcoming sequel to the World War 2 shooter that sees players going through the experience of the war again through the eyes of an Allied soldier. The game is set for launch this September on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

Capcom has revealed three of Mega Man 9’s eight robot masters in an announcement today. The bosses detailed are Concrete Man, whose Concrete Shot can create temporary footholds when it hits a solid surface; Tornado Man, whose Tornado Blow will sweep small enemies off the screen while damaging bigger enemies; and Magma Man, whose Magma Bazooka shoots fireballs.

Following the tradition of the series, the bosses will forfeit their special weapons when defeated. Capcom noted that details of the remaining five robot masters will be unveiled soon.

Mega Man 9 is due out on PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii later this year.

Fret not gamers, for Diablo 3 won’t be the end of the series. Developer Blizzard has disclosed that it has “plans beyond” the upcoming game for more Diablo titles, though it does not offer any details.

“We’re not saying [Diablo III] is the end of the Diablo universe, but we are trying to bring this storyline to a close,” said lead designer Jay Wilson. “It’s not just Diablo III–we’ve got plans beyond.”

Wilson also revealed that the game will feature several characters from the first two titles, including Deckard Cain. He also notes that there will be characters from some of the books.

Diablo 3 is expected to be released sometime next year exclusively on PC.

The first details on the upcoming Godfather sequel were disclosed by EA. The Godfather 2 will include three distinct locations – New York, Miami and Havana – and will, most importantly, feature “The Don’s View”, an RTS-type view that will have players build, defend and expand crime rings as well as keep tabs on what rival families are up to.

The game will also include “more visceral hand-to-hand brutality” and feature other strategic options. It will also feature certain story elements from the second Godfather movie, intersecting with the story in the game. While the movie was heavy on flashbacks, the game won’t be.

The Godfather 2 is in development at EA’s Redwood Shores studio for release on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 sometime next year.

Nintendo didn’t really seem to like Europe, as Super Smash Bros. Brawl has been out in Japan and the United States for a while now. The only indication that the game would be coming out was given was a vague “July”, but Nintendo has finally cleared things up, and officially dated the game for a June 27th release. Now we can see how good our friends in Europe are via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.

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Konami has kindly released the final trailer for Metal Gear Solid 4. Be warned though, as it includes major spoilers. In addition to that, it is in Japanese, and includes zero subtitles. Snake will slithering on to the PS3 on June 12th.

Capcom’s popular hack-and-slash adventure series, Devil May Cry, will be heading to the PC on June 2nd with its fourth installment. However, the game itself won’t be a basic port of the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions.

Instead, this version will include two new modes, Legendary Dark Knight Mode, which means more enemies to fight, and Turbo Mode, which will make things a lot faster. The game will also run at a blazing fast 120fps, compared to 30fps on the console versions, and will support both DirectX9 and DirectX10. A demo will also be available before the full retail release of the game.

Playing a game like this on the keyboard isn’t exactly everyone’s cup of tea, so maybe a use of a 360 controller would be handy.

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The June issue of will be giving us a look at the newly announced next-generation Splatterhouse game, being developed by Namco. There are not too many details right now, but there is a lot of weight being held by a title like this. Splatterhouse was a pioneer in horror gaming released in 1988, which eventually lead to some great games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill. It was also the first game to ever get a parental advisory disclaimer.

The original game is also available on the Virtual Console for the Wii. Hopefully Rick will be kicking some next-generation ass.

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Konami Digital Entertainment has dubbed the sixth installment of survival horror series Silent Hill, Silent Hill: Homecoming, and is expected to be in stores by the end of September in Europe. While the name could have been better, the game itself looks spectacular, and looks pretty promising. The title will be release on both the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 and is being developed by Foundation 9 studio. Some new footage has also surfaced, showing off the combat system and Alex Shepherd’s new design.

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