Capcom definitely has some great first person shooter games (i.e. upcoming release of commando) but Guerrilla has it's own weapon of mass PS3 destruction called Killzone 2. Killzone 2 aims to hit the Halo market that play station just hasn't fully tapped into yet. This game will have a decent single player story mode but kicks it up a notch with the online/team play. This release has a ton of new levels, weapons, and team roles to choose from, making it a hot game to watch for 2009.

As a true fan of any game that I'm waiting to get my hands on, I always load up some wallpaper for my desktop and will be sure to pre-order the game a month in advance (plus you usually get a few t-shirt which is a good deal).

And most of you know by now, I'm a fan of beating games the easy ways so I'll definitely be using Killzone 2 cheats, FAQ, guides, walkthroughs and more.

When the reviews start pouring in for this one feel free to leave a comment that I was the first to deam it the Halo of PS3.

The Sims 3 is coming out early 2009 and looks flat out awesome. I have been a Sims fan ever since I got hooked on The Sims: Superstar. EA boasts many new features on the upcoming release including larger neighborhoods, the ability to pick different carreer modes, character personalities, and by far the coolest feature - the game is REAL TIME. Your neighbors grow up, get married, have kids, etc. Everytime you log in your character will age as well. 

I generally don't play The Sims with Tips, Codes, or Cheats but I have found using The Sims 3 Walkthrough or a guide very helpful for finding hidden features that I would never find otherwise.

One more thing, does anyone know if we'll be seeing this on xbox or ps3? I like to keep my computer free of games these days.

The upcoming release of Street Fighter 4 is taking a step back, showing it's SF2 roots as it "borrows" many of the old characters and game play style. I've had the chance to play this game at the arcade and it's going to be a great addition to the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC 2009 line up.

Even with this "classic" style of play Street Fighter 4 has upped the ante with its stunning HD imagery (leave it to those Japanese designers to come up with mind-blowing graphics). You can find a lot of screenshots and Street Fighter 4 Wallpaper on the Capcom website so keep your desktop satisfied and stock up.

The addition of the new bosses, plus the revamped moves, will leave plenty of room for new cheats and Street Fighter 4 Walkthroughs to help you through the new levels. The new fight moves (focused attacks and ultra combos), online play, and graphics, will make SF4 the best Street Fighter release ever. I mean come on, who didn't fall in love with the first two versions? If there are still questions on your plate, hit up Capcom for their Street Fighter 4 FAQs.