How does a PlayStation 3 version of BioShock grab you? Or a 3D Castlevania game for both the Xbox 360 and PS3? Yeah, they're just rumors, but we can always cross our fingers, right? More video game rumors from EGM's Quartermann in the full article!

After revealing 50 Cent: Blood in the Sand (Xbox 360, PS3) for its May issue, Electronic Gaming Monthly magazine's upcoming June issue is revealing the next-gen resurrection of Splatterhouse. Splatterhouse and its sequels are considered to be the arcade games which paved the way for survival-horror titles. Head over the full article to see what else is there for the June EGM issue.

Sometimes, you just feel the need to move on. That's what Dan Hsu of 1UP feels, as he has recently announced his official resignation from the company. The former editor-in-chief of EGM also mentioned a who would take over after he left. More about that after the jump.

If you loved Insomniac Games' Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction, then you'd be interested in what old pal Quartermann has to say about its next chapter. In the latest EGM issue, the gaming seer also talks about Tecmo Bowl and a possible challenger to Mario's platform game throne from Disney. We smell a hidden Mickey! All this and more after the jump!

Interested in the whole Ziff Davis Media bankruptcy hub-bub that's been going around lately? Then here is 1UP Editor Simon Cox to clear up the entire matter for us, and how we shouldn't really worry about today's more popular videogame magazines. Bankruptcy is a scary word, yes, but for 1UP, it's anything but. Check out the full article for more info.

In a rather shocking development, Ziff Davis Media appeared before the court  today and filed for bankruptcy due to overwhelming debt that could reach up to US$ 1 billion. The company is responsible for entities EGM and 1UP.com among others. Know the full details after the jump!

Ubisoft, Sony's sports game division, and Midway's Mortal Kombat development team were all named by Electronic Gaming Monthly's Editor-in-Chief Dan Hsu as companies that banned the gaming magazine from covering their products after receiving negative reviews. More details await at the full article.

We just got word that former gaming magazine editor John Davison has just opened up a new gaming website for parents. This particular website reportedly aims to be the "video games guide for parents" and was established due to the alleged proliferation of violent titles.

John Davison is not at all a stranger to the video game industry. He used to be the editor of magazines EGM as well as the Official PlayStation Magazine for U.S. Check the full story by clicking the "read more" link below.

There haven't been much concrete word recently about Kingdom Hearts by Square Enix, making it a good nest for rumors. Just a few days ago, we've heard some people saying the crossover-filled franchise will be gracing the Wii with an exclusive installment. Now, 1UP reports that the latest EGM issue's rumor mill has something in store for KH fans.

According to the gaming mag, a series of prequels may very well be in the works for different platforms. Much like Final Fantasy VII and its many iterations, if EGM's words hold true, we'll see various spin-offs similar to Dirge of Cerberus and FFVII: Crisis Core.

Only a couple of Kingdom Hearts games have reached the PS2, while Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories appeared on the Gameboy Advanced. All of them were exclusives with a continuing story. A short teaser at the end of Kingdom Hearts 2 strongly implied that the next game will be set thousands of years before Sora's adventure, during The Keyblade Wars.

Electronic Gaming Monthly, or EGM, is known for its rumors bin - and its biting and mostly unforgiving reviews. We found a thread at NeoGAF detailing the important parts of EGM's September issue. We'll skip the abysmal scores of Lair and Blue Dragon, instead, we'll give you the Metroid Prime 3: Corruption details and the issue in question's rumors bin.

The lucky guys at EGM were able to preview Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. The verdict? They pointed out four things in particular. More action since there is more shooting, though exploration is still a big part of the game. Also, they mentioned a "lock-on free shooting" feature. Second point is the Wii controls, they indicated that it adds to the game's experience.

Third, they mentioned that the ship plays a major role in the game as players can use it as a mobile save point. Also, there were hints of aerial combat on the ship's options as well. Lastly, it was pointed out that "no Samus talking".

Next up is the rumors bin. Six were mentioned for the issue, most notable perhaps is the one about the maker of Jeanne d'Arc and Dragon Quest VIII - Level 5 is going to announce four new RPGs at the coming Tokyo Game Show (TGS). It was also said that Square Enix will start remaking another RPG franchise, Dragon Quest. Reportedly, it will be starting with Dragon Quest 4 for the DS.

EGM also ventured to speculate about the failure rates of Xbox 360s; apparently, Microsoft is "funneling all the best 360 parts to the elite model".

They also took a shot at Electronics Arts' Def Jam, saying that the next one in the franchise will be better than Icon. Another interesting piece of info is the one about IO Interactive, devs of Kane and Lynch. According to the report, IO will be making - or is already making - a kids' game.

Lastly, they reported that the next James Bond video game will be using Call of Duty 4's game engine.

What do you think? For now, we'll put all of these into rumors bin until they are given official confirmation.