What do you think would happen if the next Grand Theft Auto game had a karma system in place? Do you think it would help if there was one? One online survey is asking for your ideas.

Yet again, we hear from John Koller. He's been everywhere since yesterday. He already said that he wanted Ready At Dawn back for PSP development, and now, it looks like he doesn't want to let go of Rockstar Games too. Well, who wouldn't? Koller reveals that there are talks to get Rockstar back into PSP development for another GTA game (which gives the GTA: San Andreas Stories rumor some backing). In other Rockstar-related matters, he also reacts to GTA4's Xbox 360-exclusive DLC and the release of GTA Chinatown Wars on the DS.

Most of what we get to post about on GTA Chinatown Wars has pretty much been interviews and bits and pieces of information. But considering that the game is already coming out next month, where in heck are the videos? Fine, we've seen a couple of screenshots before, but now, care of this GameStop promo trailer, we finally see actual gameplay in action. Vroooom! Check out the full article to view the video and more details of GameStop's pre-order bonus.

Dan Houser of Rockstar Games sat down with The Telegraph and said that he enjoys the fact that video games have not been given as much respect as TV or film despite being a similar artform. Why? It's all in the full article.

Effective immediately, Take-Two COO Gary Dale is now "former COO" of the company. It was only six months ago that he assumed the position, and now he's cleared his desk and left.

Anyone familiar with programming will know that the length of code doesn't dictate how good the actual end result is. That said, it's still a wonder that Rockstar was able to squeeze in more code into Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars for the DS than the PS2's San Andreas.

More details on Chinatown Wars after the link.

Yay for violent DS games! The BBFC has officially rated Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars with an 18 certificate. Gee, I wonder why. Chinatown Wars is now also the first official DS game to get a rating that high.

This is it, Game of the Year. No quantifiers, no excuses. Our team looks at the year gone by and decides which games they feel stood head and shoulders above the rest. Considering '08 has been a banner year for gaming, it wasn't easy.

It's time recognise those developers that really helped make this year something special for all of us gamers. A lot of hard work, sweat, dedication and long hours go into making the games we play, so here are a few words from us at QJ to say thanks, and keep up the good work.

So who made the list? Who makes your list? Let us know after the jump.

You wanna see M-rated games on the Wii? Buy Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars when it comes out. According to Take-Two, they're using the game to see whether games with mature themes are suited for the platform.