I’m not going to fight anymore. It’s another day of videos.

Today we have Halo: Reach’s live action advertisement.

Brilliantly executed. And for the first time, I think the tone of the advertising campaign will actually be representative of the game. (To me at least, others may disagree.)

There’s also a live action short which takes place a day prior to the invasion of Reach.
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Or should I ask, who is this sultry blonde named ‘Catherine’? It’s an adult oriented action adventure game from the guys who brought us the much beloved Persona 4, Atlus.

There’s a trailer out. It’s weird and, as expected, very stylish.

A thorough translated first look can be found over at Andriasang’s (cleavage warning). ‘Catherine’ is coming to the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in Winter 2010 for Japan.

I’m intrigued and wish to learn more.

But they didn’t call it BioShock 3. They’re calling it BioShock Infinite and it will be out in 2012 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. There’s no in-game footage for public consumption yet, but there is a pretty CG teaser.

At first glance it looks like BioShock in the sky. According to previews and interviews, it will feature an A.I. partner named Elizabeth whom you’re trying to rescue from this floating city of Columbia.

I can’t say I’m excited yet, because there’s nothing to get excited about. There’s a new BioShock game coming out and it’s coming out in 2012 — that’s a long way’s away.

The marketing ramp up for Black Ops begins with a multiplayer teaser.

Looks very familiar, but there are subtle differences like a cleaner looking interface, new kill streaks, smiley face reticles etc. But, the big reveal is the inclusion of saved replays.

I’ll quote my NeoGAF post:

Kudos to Treyarch for bringing the community features to the franchise. I don’t understand why IW never did any of these things. WaW brought online stat tracking and now they’re bringing replays.

So if we continue this pattern: MW3 will have none of these and the next Treyarch production will have their “Forge” mode?

I’m actually looking forward to the September 1 multiplayer reveal. It’ll be interesting to see what they’ve tweaked.

Disappointed by the Fable III delay for PC? Fear not. This opening cinematic for the game may cheer you up. I really enjoyed it. Has lots of that Fable charm.

Fable III is still slated for October 26, 2010 for the Xbox 360. The PC date has yet to be announced.

Well, I found it epic.

I don’t know why, but I’m looking forward to Halo: Reach’s campaign very much. For one reason or another, I’m finding Halo: Reach more intriguing than any of Master Chief’s adventures.

Halo: Reach launches September 14, 2010 exclusively for Xbox 360.

It’s officially too expensive for my liking.

$149.99 could net you the Kinect camera and the Kinect Adventures game.

On top of confirming Kinect pricing, Microsoft have also stamped their official seal on the new Xbox 360 Arcade unit which will feature 4 GB of internal storage and a black matte finish. Wi-Fi? Included. Which means the only thing this doesn’t feature is beefy storage which I’m not sure you can rectify with official (or unofficial) hard drives yet.

Microsoft also confirmed the existence of a new Holiday bundle which will have both the Kinect and new Arcade unit for $299.99. That’s not a bad price, to be honest. Hell, I may even partake in a bundle like that if Microsoft allowed me to use my own 2.5 inch hard drive.

We all know that won’t happen though.