Free Games for PS3 Outage Announced, Includes Dead Nation, inFamous, and More

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It looks like Sony has finally answered the question left probing some gamers minds as they struggle to cling to the fleeting trending topic of the PlayStation Network being down and now PlayStation Network being up. Sony is offering some great games as a "Thank You" for dealing with the inconvenience in addition to some other perks as well.

First off gamers will get to choose 2 out of the following 5 PS3 games to keep for free forever: Dead Nation, inFamous, LittleBigPlanet, Super Stardust HD, Wipeout HD + Fury. On PlayStation Portable you will be allowed to select 2 from LittleBigPlanet, ModNation Racers, Pursuit Force, and Killzone Liberation.

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Modern Warfare 3 Trailer Rolls Out Early Following "Leak"

OMG guys can you believe it? There's actually going to be a Modern Warfare 3! It's coming in 2011 too, because that's what Call of Duty does. It's like Madden, a new version right before the calendar flips each and every year.



There were many rumors posted about the new Call of Duty title over at Kotaku this morning, many of which were quite spoilerific if true including talk of destructible environments and vehicles. Activision reps claim that a a good portion of the so called "leaked" information was inaccurate, but didn't explain much beyond that. They did release a new trailer however, just don't expect a whole lot out of it.

CBS' Lesley Visser: We'll direct viewers to best NCAA games

There's been a lot of jokes about whether TV viewers will be able to find truTV tonight as the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship gets underway. The brass at CBS Sports and Turner Sports are well aware of the possibility for viewer confusion once the tournament moves into high gearThursday, says reporter Lesley Visser . They've spent the last few months drilling the on-air troops on how to direct viewers around to games on four different channels -- CBS, TNT, TBS and truTV -- rather than just CBS. "It it will be Jim Nantz , saying, 'OK, Ohio State is a blowout. But TNT rightnow has a really close game. We've spent quite a bit of time on this," she says. Nantz thinks viewers will enjoy being able to flip around to watch different games from start to finish ifthey choose -- rather than being switched there by CBS as they have for decades. "They'll have control. Instead of waiting for somebody else to switch, they'll be able to say, 'I'll switch myself,'" says Nantz. "This is how the tournament has evolved. In the end, the viewer is being served." Nantz, Clark Kellogg , Steve Kerr and Tracy Wolfson will call tonight's games on truTV. Gus Johnson , Len Elmore and Marty Snider will call Wednesday's games on truTV.