After having caused a major speculation storm, PC Gamer has confirmed that Diablo 3 is not the big reveal contained within its August 2008 issue. Apparently they've got two major announcements in the issue, none of which are from Blizzard, developer of the classic series.

Some new downloadable content is coming to Lost Odyssey this weekend for 400 Microsoft points. The DLC adds a new area along with a single rare item and a new boss encounter at the end. Full details of the 'Seeker of the Deep' dungeon pack can be found here.

Square Enix has announced that action-RPG Infinite Undiscovery will be released exclusively for the Xbox 360 in North America on September 2. Europe will get it three days later.

The game has been developed by Star Ocean creator Tri-Ace; it features a real-time world where every decision and action has an impact on the surrounding environment as well as the battle.

Every gamers' favorite person Jack Thompson is once again in the news, but this time he isn't raving about any games… he is in trouble. The trial for his misconduct case is going on and the good news (for him) is that he has been acquitted of four charges. Unfortunately for him, the presiding judge has recommended a total of 27 charges on him. These charges stem from three cases, two of which relate to videogame violence.

GamePolitics has a list of those charges, and even more exciting information.

If your last name happens to be "Hitler" then your parents must have really hated you. Nintendo hates you, too, as anyone trying to login to the Mii service using that name will be greeted with an error message saying such names aren't allowed on the service.

However, if you really want to use that name on your Mii, try variations like 'Lil' Hitler' or maybe even Hitlii.