Though it sort of negates some of the best aspects of video gaming, this experiment from Waterloo Labs does outline a useful method for mapping projectile impacts on a projection screen using accelerometers. As suggested at the end of the above vid, there a number of infinitely safer methods for registering the desired mouse clicks – nerf LAN party anyone? More infos for building a similar system here.

Microsoft announced at the 2007 E3 that Project Gotham Racing 4 (PGR4) would be released in September of 2007. However, Bizarre have since said that game won’t be released “until it’s done” citing reasons that they have spent a substantial amount of money and time on the game.

Two videos were released from the guys over at Crytek, illustrating two different areas of actual gameplay inside the hotly anticipated title. Each of these videos has two versions in it – the DX9 version and the DX10 version, so you can make an easy comparison.

The DX9 code path is still one of the most attractive games I’ve seen – but DX10 does have quite a few improvements. You can really see the particle effects and volumetric lighting, providing an almost cinematic experience to the DX10 version. In comparison, the DX9 version looks like you’re playing with the gamma cranked and detail way down.

EuroGamer has just leaked new, pre-beta Crysis footage and it’s definitely looking better than ever.

An exclusive debut trailer from gametrailers.com for the upcoming “Lost: The Video Game”, a video game, based on the popular TV series “Lost“. I am a fan of the series. I’m waiting for the game.