Hideo Kojima says that the upcoming PSP Metal Gear games and MGS4 are related in story, to the point that if you changed one, you'd have to change the other. Oh, and Henry Gregson-Williams will be back for the MGS4 soundtrack.

• The mythical Uwe Boll fights are over, and naturally, they're all over YouTube. If you ever wanted to see Lowtax get punched repeated in the head, today's your lucky day.
• Just in case you were holding out hope, Sony has confirmed there will be no price cut for the PS3 in the US.
• A demo for first person shooter F.E.A.R. is now available on Live.
• Nintendo claims it will have one million Wiis in stores at launch.
• Epic assures gamers that they are testing Gears of War on SDTVs to avoid the issues that came up with King Kong and Dead Rising.
• More PS3 game box shots.
• Square's Final Mix version of Kingdom Hearts II in Japan will include a PS2 remake of Chain of Memories.
• Rockstar has announced LA Noire, an "interactive detective story" set in the 1940s.
• Sega denies that Genesis games have been confirmed as downloadable for the PS3, only that they're "looking into it."
• Wal-Mart doesn't seem to be getting Wii demo units in stores in time for Q4. Rumor says it's for fear of child safety, Wal-Mart employees say it's just a timing issue.
• A Finnish website claims Virtua Tennis 3 will not be online.
• Get a DDR tattoo to show everyone how HARD you are.
• Ken Kutaragi seems to be repeating things he said six years ago.
• Not a new revelation by any stretch, but this is the first I've seen all the metal songs Doom copied for its soundtrack lined up with samples for easy comparison.
• A value investor gives an in depth analysis of Nintendo's financial history.
• Video: Hands on demonstration of Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam on the Wii.
• Sonic and the Secret Rings' producer says the game spans 70 single player missions, but will only take about ten hours to complete.
• Retro Gaming adds the first half of its list of the Holy Grails of Game Collecting.