This week welcomes the much-loved and much-awaited Metal Gear Solid 4 from Konami. No longer should we worry about broken street dates, because today it all becomes official. But Solid Snake is not the only superhero around as there's also Goku and the gang of Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit, as well as the big, green machine, The Incredible Hulk. If you'd rather work on the sidelines, then Don King Present: Prizefigther is here as well to show you the ropes of managing in the boxing profession, as well as Total Extreme Wrestling 2008. More games await after the jump!

Now and again, companies will introduce members a game's development team during a little Q & A session. In fact, Cryptic Studios has recently done that with Champions Online lead programmer Charlie Grisafi. 

Mr. Grisafi has a lot to tell you about the work he's been doing for the game. More details and explanations abound in the full article after the jump.

Atari may have a future in going online, or so Infogrames new CEO David Gardner believes. With Atari's rich history of IPs, there are just so many resources and inspiration to dip into. However if Gardner had his way, Atari may just make online a bit more accessible. Read the full article to find out why.

Have you always been asking yourself, where did Phil Harrison go? Well, he joined Infogrames. The ex-Sony Computer Entertainment president now plays a significant role in Atari's slow comeback - though that would be an understatement in itself. He is the president of Atari-parent Infogrames, after all. More at the full story.

It looks like Dungeons and Dragons Online will be celebrating something special this week, as we look forward to the anniversary of the founding of Stormreach. Not only will there be a ceremony to commemorate the event, but there will also be cake! Want cake? Then check out the full details after the jump!

Here's a bit of a heads-up to Dungeons and Dragons Online players who love living in the game world of Eberron. Atari and Turbine Inc. have got a new promotion up for people to try out, and it results in cheaper subscription rates for the game! Interested? Learn more in the full article.

Referral programs for MMORPGs are one of the easiest ways to earn free game time. It's no surprise that Atari's Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach has introduced to players its own Turbine Referral Program.

Existing subscribers can give out special Guest Keys which they can share with their friends who can then try out the game for free for ten consecutive days. Read more about this in the full article!

As we enter October, Halo 3's groundbreaking launch finally passed, and it's time for other big titles to shine. Will you be able to stay on your couch playing Slayer matches when The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass is on shelves? Fine, so you can play that during breaks. How about Project Gotham Racing 4 or Enemy Territorry: Quake Wars? Can you resist high-speed racing or topnotch FPS action that don't involve Spartans?

If those games don't ring a bell, this week's got other goodies to float your boat. The famous bandicoot is back in Crash of the Titans for a spin on various platforms, while EA Sports' NBA Live '08 go at it against 2K Sports' NBA 2K8 as both vye for hard court domination. Our favorite superhero Spider-man is also making an appearance on all platforms in Spider-man: Friend or Foe. PC gamers, on the other hand, are getting much love from budget titles to full blown role-playing games.

Project Gotham Racing 4. Two years have passed after the previous installment in the PGR series, and Project Gotham Racing 4 is finally coming with major improvements that Bizarre Creations worked hard for. Apart from a revamped career mode, revised Kudos system, new tracks and iconic vehicles, this entry introduces the dynamic weather system.

• Microsoft Xbox 360 - October 2, 2007
• US$ 59.99
• ESRB E (Everyone)
• Bizarre Creations and Microsoft

The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass. Link's next adventure following the events of Wind Waker, what producer Eiji Aonuma considers as the original Legend of Zelda's remake, is coming to the DS utilizing touch screen controls like we've never seen before. If you haven't been keeping tabs on this title, you're missing out.

• Nintendo DS - October 2, 2007
• US$ 34.99
• ESRB E (Everyone)
• Nintendo

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Don't let the title of this article confuse you, but just to be clear, this isn't about the U.S. bound Xbox 360 game, Blue Dragon. This is about Dungeons and Dragons Online's Blue Dragon. Crystal clear? Alrighty, onto the report. Going over DDO's website, they have posted a monster profile of The Blue Dragon - one of the most intelligent and dangerous of the dragons.

In combat, this beast uses its breath weapon which is a powerful line lightning. Couple that with precision, fearsome bit and claw attacks and players are surely in deep water. This creature possesses the usual dragon qualities such as immunity to sleep and paralysis. They are also immune to electricity.

Most of the time, they could be found in arid desert areas and often use hallucination inducing spell-like abilities to punish and confuse trespassers. See, not only could they inflict serious physical damage, they could also toy with your mind.

With that said, planning to duel with a dragon a la Beowulf is extremely difficult. Aside from the fact that they are strong and intelligent adversaries, the dragonkind is very diverse - which means every dragon has different strengths and weaknesses. All we could say is prepare for the worst.

Just a quick heads-up for the for Dungeons and Dragons Online (DDO) gamers as we announce another round of game updates. This list will be dealing with the Training Academy's release notes, with the first order of business discussing the revamped enhancements system.

As Samera explained, the enhancements overhaul allowed players to keep their old enhancements even as they spent action points for newer enhancements. This in turn meant that players now will not have to "unslot" old enhancements to make room for the new sets. Players will no longer be limited to four slots, and will now be able to branch out to more enhancements lines as compared to before.

Now, in case this sounds confusing, there was also the assurance that familiar enhancements would remain in some form. Players who are worried about building around a specific set of enhancements can rest easy knowing that the newer sets should contain characteristics they're familiar with, hence are easy to use.

Accordingly, players will find that upon logging in, their current enhancements will be wiped, with an appropriate amount of action points being returned, ready for their next session with the trainer.

Lastly, there's the matter of the new enhancements available for use. "Enhancements that improve a cleric’s turning ability, give extra uses per day of action boosts, or allow spellcasters to use wands to greater effect for example," as Samera said.

You can view the New Enhancement System list when once you click Via.