Siliconera reports that MBC Game, a Korean television station, is adding a show dedicated to Halo Wars to its lineup. That might sound strange, but the network already airs several programs dedicated to video games. The decision to add Halo Wars to the lineup was probably fairly simple, as the network's StarCraft program is its most popular, according to Siliconera. Details about the show are sparse -- the MBC Game website shows up as malicious on Google, no thanks -- but we assume from the images posted on Siliconera that people will actually play the game on the program.

In celebration of last week's Makin Map DLC release, Call of Duty: World at War soldiers will receive double XP all weekend long. From Friday through the early morning hours of Monday, March 12, double XP will be enabled on all gaming platforms including PS3 and Xbox 360. Twice the experience points is an added incentive to get online over the weekend, though we doubt hardcore World at War gamers really need convincing. It's still a nice gesture, though, Treyarch.

Arc System Works, the folks behind popular 2D fighting franchise Guilty Gear, are planning on bringing their high-def 2D fighter, BlazBlue, to the Xbox 360 and PS3 IGN reports. Currently only available in Japanese arcades, the title is being ported to home consoles in the region, with release aimed at this summer. Notable additions to the console port include a story mode, with individual stories for each character available. This story mode will offer branching storylines based on the battles you win, as well as the choices you make while playing. Director Toshimichi Mori says the story mode easily offers 30 hours of gameplay.

It's time to check in with our old friend, recycled Guitar Hero content! Yesterday, we learned some details about Guitar Hero: Greatest Hits, including a few of the songs being reanimated for full-band play. Today, Activision released the first screenshots of the game. Surprise! It looks just like Guitar Hero: World Tour. Not that we expected a severe visual overhaul out of a game that isn't even providing a musical overhaul.

Remember the game announcement we told you was coming from EA Montreal next week? We've got a sneaking suspicion it might be a sequel to Army of Two. PlayStation LifeStyle found this at the AoT homepage, just a big old red "Submit" banner. But digging through the source code it found: Game Name - "Army of Two: TFD"

New, revamped three-dimensional perspective; More than 100 creatures, plus all-new items, gadgets, and a customizable patrol cruiser

Players can take on the role of either Rallen or, for the first time, Jeena in special missions where her technical expertise is needed

A new map system to assist with exploration;New excavation and battle features

More than 100 creatures, plus all-new items, gadgets, and a customizable patrol cruiser

Includes DGamer, Disney Interactive Studios’ innovative new technology that provides a fun, connected online game community for Disney video game fans

Deathmatch Demolition Derby provides Xbox Live gamers online racing, stunts and competitions in the destructive racing style that only FlatOut can deliver.

Unparalleled destruction with metal crunching, bone breaking, spectacular crashes

Hilarious Ragdoll characters catapulted in-race and return of the suicidal 12 mini games

Two distinct game styles - FlatOut Mode and Carnage Mode

Supports offline as well as Live! multiplayer game modes

Wi-Fi-enabled fighting game based on the Naruto universe on PSP

Power-up your favorite characters to create your own custom ninja

20 playable characters; 8 interactive stages to battle on; rise up through 7 ninja ranks

6 types of intense battles such as 1 vs. 1, 1 vs. 2, 1 vs. 3, 2 vs. 2, 2 vs. 3, and 3 vs. 3

Intense single and multiplayer team-based fighting experience

Live out the most exciting moments from the movie and follow the film's tragic conflict through two perspectives

Control all the Jedi abilities of both Anakin and Obi-Wan, including Stun, Sith Lightning and Jedi Mind Trick

Battle in over 16 levels across four movie worlds, like the planet Corusant, the sinkhole planet of Utapau and the volcano world of Mustafar

Single player story mode and intense multiplayer versus duel modes

Features all-new Episode III film footage taken directly from the movie

Go Deep Undercover - Race into an action-packed story of pursuit and betrayal. Take on jobs and compete in races to prove yourself as you infiltrate and take down an international crime syndicate

Highway Battle - Fight off the cops and others as you take down your prey in high-speed, high stake multi-car chases. New and vastly improved AI mechanics mean more aggressive and intelligent cops focused on taking you out fast and by any means necessary

Own the Open World - Tear across the massive highway system and discover the open world of the Gulf Coast Tri-Cities area, with 3 unique cities connected by an extensive highway system

Heroic Driving Engine - lets you pull off amazing moves for the ultimate driving edge