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The worst has happened, people: February 9th will no longer be the day you get your hands on a copy of Portal 2.

Developer Valve has pushed back the highly anticipated sequel to April 22, but offers a few words of condolence.

“This two month slip not only marks the shortest delay in Valve's proud tradition of delays, it represents the approaching convergence of Valve Time and Real Time. Though this convergence spells doom for humanity, it will not affect the new Portal 2 release date.”

Comforting, I'm sure you'll agree. While you wait though, why not check out some footage?

Portal 2 is in development for PS3, 360 and PS3.

Square Enix has released another trailer for its upcoming stealth/FPS/RPG/Kitchen Sink game, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and it's dealing in shades of bad-assery we weren't even aware existed.

The trailer demonstrates some of the weapons and abilities available to the player, including invisibility, explosive bullets and a superb looking rifle that can see and shoot through solid objects. It's truly unmissable.

Expect the game early next year for PC, PS3 and 360, but expect the video after the break.

Disney has just announced the next series to get Lego'ed at the capable hands of Traveller's Tales is none other than Pirates of the Caribbean.

Due for release in spring 2011 for PS3, 360, PC, Wii, DS and PSP, LPOTC will offer 70 playable characters across 20 levels, all recreated from the popular movies, including the latest one due in May 2011.

Namco Bandai's Splatterhouse, a re-imagining of the violent arcade classic, has been banned in Germany.

The news comes with no surprise considering the brutal violence on display, but Germany's hammer has landed on less worthy games, such as Treyarch's recent Call of Duty: Black Ops - if only be preventing uncut imports.

Still, Splatterhouse is due for release on November 26th on 360 and PS3.

Following the game's recent delay, Warner has finally slapped a solid release date on F.E.A.R. 3.

You now can expect the horror shooter to appear on March 25th, 2011, for 360, PS3 and PC.

Alongside that Warner has also released news of some US pre-order goodies:

Thanks, IGN

I'd ready your socks, if I were you, because this is about to rock 'em.

This action-packed trailer not only reveals Tron Bonne as a playable character, but, more importantly, features Captain America kicking arse. It's certainly the most tantalising trailer we've seen come out of MvC3 so far, so be sure to check it out after the jump.

It turns out that trailer we've already seen for Portal 2's co-op campaign is only a fraction of the real deal.

A new two-minute-long trailer has emerged from the Interwebs packed with charming and slightly disturbing footage of the robot duo thinking (and working) in portals.

If you're a fan of Portal, you don't want to miss this. If you're not a fan of Portal, why aren't you a fan of Portal? You crazy.

Portal 2 is due out February 9th 2011.

Check out the vid after the jump.

New footage of Portal 2's co-op gameplay has emerged from this year's PAX.

I'll save you an explanation because this is something you've got to see for yourself.

The game releases February 9th next year - an agonising wait, I'm sure you'll agree.

Hit the jump for the video.

Rejoice, people. Namco has announced that Ninja Theory's unusually colourful post-apocalyptic action-adventure title has gone gold.

From now until its October 8th release on 360 and PS3 you have only to sit back and wait, comfortable in the knowledge that a delay is now impossible (read: unlikely).

Keep your eyes peeled for a demo as well.

Source: VG247