Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter is the latest first-person shooter games. It is set in the year 2013. The US Army has been developing the Integrated Warfighter System (IWS), a complex combination of cutting-edge technologies that transforms an individual soldier into the ultimate fighting force. This isn’t exactly true, as you’ll soon find that it’s extremely easy to get killed. Combining the advantages of next-generation gaming technology with future military technologies, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter supports breathtaking graphics, lighting and textures, multi-windowing, and state-of-the-art physics. It offers loads of intense firefights in massive urban settings and some first-rate visuals. It’s not the most enemy-intensive FPS you’ll play this year, but the level design is intelligent and you’ll need to perform military tactics instead of running around Quake style. For more review, visit Bios Magazine.

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Sony recently released a new Sony PSP firmware which allows you to download game demos directly from the PSP web browser onto the memory stick. You can download this new firmware 2.71 at this website. For more info, visit i4u.

Sony Computer Entertainment America announced that they will release the Sony PlayStation 3 in North America on November 17, 2006. It will feature the new advanced RSX graphics chip with two choices of hard drive capacities, 20GB and 60GB. Sony will use a new motion-sensing controller which will feature an integrated six-axis sensing system. Using a Blu-ray drive, Sony confirmed that they will launch a handful of game titles. The price tag will be $499 for the model with a 20GB hard drive and $599 for the model with a 60GB hard drive. For more information you can visit PS3 Informer. Via PeepCulture.

There were rumors that there will be an external HD DVD drive for the Xbox 360. It will be released later this year. It was said that the new drive will offer the ability to enjoy HD DVD movies on Xbox and will provide consumers with more choices for experiencing high-definition content in digital form. We can’t find information on shipping dates, pricing, and whether or not the player will support HDCP or HDMI.

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