Do you remember “Firefight” mode from Halo 3: ODST? Well if you do, it’s being included in Halo: Reach. Even if you don’t, it’s still being included in Halo: Reach.

We only know that two maps exist for it so far from the demo at Bungie’s booth, but without a doubt, there will be more. Reach’s Firefight also has a buttload full of customization options. The player can change enemy types, their weapons, how much health they have, their amount of hate towards you, etc. You basically make your own game. You can also share this mode that you made with other Reach players via a fire share service that will be offered.

A new class will also be included. Medic. They carry a dropshield to protect you from bullets, lasers, needlers, rockets, grenades. We’re not sure if they’ll protect you from crazy Warthog drivers, though…

Sony has released the full list of all of the titles that are currently suppose to feature Playstation Move support when they are released (unless the titles are already out; and in that case, they will receive an update once Move is released.) The Playstation Move has been priced and scheduled for release this Fall. Unlike 360’s Kinect, Move actually has quite a few shooters planned. Check the list:

First-Party Titles

• Beat Sketcher (Fall 2010)
• SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALs (Fall 2010)
• EyePet™ (Sept. 2010)
• Kung Fu Rider™ (Sept. 2010)
• Sports Champions (Sept. 2010)
• Start The Party!™ (Sept. 2010)
• echochrome ii (Sept. 2010)
• Tumble (Sept. 2010)
• Hustle Kings (Oct. 2010)
• The Fight: Lights Out™ (Oct. 2010)
• The Shoot™ (Oct. 2010)
• TV Superstars™ (Oct. 2010)
• High Velocity Bowling (Oct. 2010)
• PAIN (Oct. 2010)
• Heavy Rain® (Oct. 2010)
• SingStar® Dance (Nov. 2010)
• Little Big Planet™ 2 (Nov. 2010)
• Sly Collection (Nov. 2010)
• Heroes On The Move (Working Title) (2011)
• Killzone®3 (2011)
• Sorcery (2011)

Third-Party Titles

• John Daly’s ProStroke Golf (OG International) (Fall 2010)
• Racquet Sports (Ubisoft) (Fall 2010)
• The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn’s Quest (WB Games Inc.) (Sept. 2010)
• Brunswick® Pro Bowling (Crave) (Sept. 2010)
• Resident EviL®5 Gold Edition (Capcom) (Sept. 2010)
• RUSE (Ubisoft) (Sept. 2010)
• Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2010 (Electronic Arts) (Sept. 2010)
• Time Crisis: Raging Storm (Bandai Namco) (Sept. 2010)
• Toy Story 3 (Disney) (Sept. 2010)
• Kung Fu Live (Virtual Air Guitar Company) (Oct. 2010)
• NBA 2K®11 (2K Sports) (Oct. 2010)
• Deadliest Catch: Sea of Chaos (Crave) (Nov. 2010)
• Disney Tron Evolution the Video Game (Disney) (Nov. 2010)

Despite being a couple of years from just the beta release, we finally have a few small details on the upcoming Fallout MMO. Perhaps the most important is the name that Interplay is now giving it, Fallout Online. Perhaps not the most creative name, but we suppose it’s better than the previous name of “Project V13.”

The last bit of new info is that a teaser site has been launched, Fallout-On-Line.com. Not really much to look at, but you can sign up to receive email updates, which may also be a sign-up for the beta test in 2012. The wording is kind of iffy on that one.

Oh Kevin Butler. We love you. Kevin Butler’s inspiringly epic speech was the lead-in to the Playstation Move release details at today’s Sony E3 press conference. The Playstation Move will be available in the United States on September 19th. We have several different packages and prices, so let’s make a list:

• The Move Controller – $49.99
• The navigation controller – $30.00
• The Playstation Move, Playstation Eye, and Sports Champions bundle – $99.99
• The PS3 Slim and Move bundle – $399.99

Announced at today’s Sony E3 press conference, Killzone 3 will be coming to a store near you in February 2011. But that’s not all! It will be available in full 3D! Although, unlike the DS, you will need a television that is 3D compatible, and you’ll need to wear the glasses. But wait! There’s more! Killzone 3 will also be Move enabled.

So if you want the full Killzone 3 experience, you’ll need these 5 things: A Playstation 3, the Killzone 3 game, the Playstation Move controller, a 3D compatible television, and you’ll have to wear 3D glasses. Sound like a lot? We’re being led to believe that it’ll be worth it.

Last, but definitely not least, we have the Sony E3 press conference. Some big announcements are expected, and Sony never lets us down. It all starts in just a few minutes. The liveblog can be found after the break.

UPDATE: Trailer was added after the break.

It’s THE announcement we’ve been waiting for since the current generation consoles came out five years ago, maybe even longer. Quite possibly the most popular, and most entertaining video game…..ever, is surfacing again. It came out 13 years ago on the Nintendo 64, and people are still playing it today. Yes, we’re talking about GoldenEye 007, if you couldn’t figure that out from the post title and image. A remake is on the way, people. It was announced just a little while ago at Nintendo’s E3 media briefing.

Due out this holiday season, this GoldenEye 007 remake will be exclusive to the Nintendo Wii system (I always knew I would end up having to get a Wii for some reason. This is that reason.) The trailer was shown, but we don’t have our hands on it yet. Try checking out GameTrailers.com, they’ll probably upload it soon. Trailer added below, after the break!

While the game will include a few changes, the developers are making sure to stick to the roots of the original. One of the major differences is that Daniel Craig is replacing Pierce Brosnan as James Bond in this one (even though Pierce played Bond in the GoldenEye movie, since Daniel is the new Bond, they let him have it.) Daniel’s likeliness and voice have been used for the game. A much welcomed addition, but major difference, is that there will be online multiplayer. Also, the graphics are obviously updated, and the Wii motion controllers will also, obviously, be a major difference from the original. But don’t worry, our favorite cheats (like PAINTBALL MODE!) will be returning.

Sony is the last company to have a press conference at this year’s E3. It all goes down at 12pm PT, 3pm ET. It won’t be long now. Sony always has a good show, so let’s see if they can keep it up. So what do you think we’ll see? Gran Turismo 5 release date? Uncharted 3? A new PSP?