Alice returns to the madness of Wonderland once more.

Its been a couple of years since the last Burnout title was released and it seems like its about the right time to release the next game. Apparently, the Australian Ratings Board has leaked their rating of Burnout: Crash. Rated PG for Mild Violence, EA’s Senior VP Patrick Soderlund has said the Burnout franchise has already met its last day.

Maybe, some company is breaching EA’s copyright clause. Maybe, EA has given a company the unofficial right to make a game for the franchise. What do you guys think is going on? Is this just a hoax or is this for real?

Today on EAStore.EA.com, Mass Effect 3 appeared online for PC for the not suprising price of $59.99. There really isn’t much to report new other than the description of the story listed in the games features. Here is that description:

Earth is burning. Striking from beyond known space, a race of terrifying machines have begun their destruction of the human race. As Commander Shepard, an Alliance Marine, your only hope for saving mankind is to rally the civilizations of the galaxy and launch one final mission to take back the Earth.

Fans of the Bioware classic already knew there was going to be some kind of announcement for a title in the Mass Effect universe, but this just confirms what we believed to be announced. Enjoy the likely announcement teaser tomorrow night on SpikeTV. The question that will be lingering in fans minds until the teaser is released though is whether the 3rd game in the franchise will release on the PS3 at launch along side the release of the Xbox 360 and PC adaptations of the game. Wait and see, we shall.

The newest title in the Medal of Honor franchise has received a lot of flak based on the fact that the terrorists are called the Taliban. This name shouldn’t come as a shock since the Taliban, in real-life, are one of the most well-known terrorist groups in the world. Greg Goodrich, executive produc