We've got another update for the mean, green, and angry machine, The Incredible Hulk. This time, we get some eye candy from the DS, PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 versions and more details regarding the upcoming video game from Sega, Edge of Reality (consoles), and Amaze Entertainment (handhelds). Check them out at the full article.

Sega has just announced that it's currently working with Amaze Entertainment and Edge of Reality to produce the Incredible Hulk games which will tie in with next year's movie offering.

Sega has revealed little details in the past, but has now confirmed that the Incredible Hulk will be developed by Edge of Reality for home gaming consoles. Amaze, on the other hand, will take care of the handheld iterations.

Specific platforms and information about how the game will vary depending on the features of each are still yet to be disclosed, but Sega assures everyone that they'll come out in due time.

The Incredible Hulk motion picture is set for release around June 13, 2008. Game tie-ins usually come out on the same week as their film counterparts, so we can safely expect this game to come out right around that time neighborhood.

Enigmatic Captain Jack Sparrow and the rest of the crew is back and they are set to conquer your hearts with their swords and fantastic adventures! Disney Interactive Studios (DIS) just announced that on May 22, 2007, it will be releasing new video game Pirates of the Carribean: At World's End on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 (PS3), Wii, PlayStation Portable (PSP), DS, PC, and PlayStation 2.

"Fans of the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise will experience adventures inspired by the second and third films while going far beyond the events of those films. Our games go beyond the films to introduce legendary pirates, new locations and unique endings that will satisfy the pirate in each of us," said Craig Relyea, Marketing Vice President for DIS.

Disney mentioned that it will release more details in the following weeks dedicated for each system. But as of now, the publisher said that the new video game will sport innovative dueling controls, as well as special moves that can be used to outwit and defeat enemies.

The DS version of At World's End was rated E10+ by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) and was developed by Amaze Entertainment. On the other hand, the console versions of the game, as well as the PSP and PC was given to Eurocom Entertainment. All versions were rated T by the classifications board.

And now we leave you with the immortal words of the great pirate captain, "I'm Captain Jack Sparrow. I think we've all arrived at a very special place, eh? Spiritually, ecumenically...grammatically."

Amaze Entertainment, famous for their works with handheld games like Eragon PSP, The Sims, Pirates of the Carribean 2: Dead Man's Chest, and Shrek III has just announced that they're merging with the even bigger Foundation 9 Entertainment company.

The merger was signed by Francisco Partners, F9E's owners, and is seen to make F9E now one of the largest game developers worldwide - this even after F9e's recent acquisition of Shiny Entertainment Studios.

Before their merger, Amaze had these studios under its command: KnowWonder, Griptonite, Monsoon and Fizz Factor.

F9E's roster included this list: The Collective, Backbone Entertainment, Pipeworks, ImaginEngine, Digital Eclipse, and Shiny Entertainment. The new company merger will then have a total of 11 studios under its belt, with roughly 725 employees spread out among them. Considering the track records between these two developers, and the kind of games they're churning out, we look forward to further news on how this merger will affect their future plans.

The Jolly Green Giant is back. Nope, not the Hulk (Ultimate Alliance has him), but the "other" guy - Shrek's back again, and if you haven't seen the trailer yet, you might wanna check it out.

Activision's just announced the lineup of development studios that will be backing the game up as Shrek the Third makes its multi-platform launch in May - just enough time for you to see them movie version when it hits theatres this March.

Here's the developers:

• Shaba Games is handling the console release (Xbox 360, PS2, Wii).
• Vicarious Visions is handling the DS and GBA releases.
  
• Amaze Entertainment is handling the PSP release.
  
• Beenox is handling the PC release.
  

As for the game and movie's story: Shrek (Mike Myers) and Fiona (Cameron Diaz) have to stand in as rulers for the Far Far Away kingdom when its heir disappears.

For them to return to their swamp, Shrek, Donkey (Eddie Murphy), and Puss in Boots (Antonio Banderas) must go on a journey to find the lost heir, all the while as Fiona defends the Far Far Away Kingdom from a coup d 'etat launched by Prince Charming (Rupert Everett).

Most of you guys probably know that an Eragon game is expected to be released this November for the PC, PS2, Xbox, Xbox 360, DS and PSP. Stormfront Studios was tasked to develop it for the PC and other consoles, while Amaze Entertainment was assigned to do it for the handheld.

In case you're not familiar with it, Eragon is a book made by Christopher Paolini, about a boy named Eragon, who unexpectedly finds a blue stone one day. Now, we don't want to give away any spoilers for those who haven't read the book, so we're just going to stop there (*winks*). Eragon was released last August 2003, and is the first book of the Inheritance trilogy written by - of course - the same author.

While waiting for its release, maybe you could check out some screens we have for you. See Alaga?a breathe into life with these screens lifted from the game for the Xbox 360.