Awesome Games

…sans the offerings for Nintendo’s systems that is. A mash up by Poland’s Polygamia of the trailers of the upcoming titles for the PS3 and Xbox 360 that generated the most buzz last E3.

Between the Kinect, the Wii and the Move, motion-controlled gaming is all the rage. Even animator-slash-acrobat AZO is into the genre – although he has a slightly different way of playing than we do.

Slated to hit when Gears of War 3 arrives this Fall, this special-edition Xbox 360 Slim gets the full GOW treatment, with blood-red artwork, matching controllers, a copy of GOW3 and a 320GB HD.

We like where SEGA is going with Rise of Nightmares, a creepy zombie melee game that takes full advantage of the Xbox 360 Kinect. Think House of the Dead with gesture control.

(Spoilers, NSFW:Language) Get a heavy dose of urban warfare in this 13-minute gameplay footage of the Black Tuesday campaign mission in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

Halfbrick’s addictive fruit slashing game goes from the touchscreen to the TV screen with Fruit Ninja Kinect, an Xbox Live title with new and exclusive Battle, Party and Challenge modes.

A group of crazy Batman wannabes and sympathizers take arms against equally messed up Joker zealots in Monolith and Warner Bros.’ downloadable FPS Gotham City Impostors.

While this cinematic trailer doesn’t give us much idea of the gameplay for Ubisoft’s Wii U action shooter, our best guess is that it’s what happens if you feed Raving Rabbids after midnight.

So many great game trailers out for E3; here the latest for Prey 2, which shows us a glimpse of the future after the terror in the sky we witnessed in the previous teaser. (Thanks Mr Mojo!)

In the next Bioshock, we leave the cozy confines of Rapture, and head skyward to the mysterious floating city of Columbia, as you grapple your way around town with your trusty Sky-Hook.

The cinematic teaser for Assassin’s Creed Revelations. Ezio’s ultimate journey is looking just a tad too bleak, lonely and dangerous for an old man, like a medieval Metal Gear Solid 4.

(Spoilers, NSFW:Language) Newcomer Corporal Miller and his squad fight fire with fire in this play through of the Thunder Run single player mission of the highly anticipated FPS Battlefield 3.

Commander Shephard has a lot of responsibility of his shoulders, what with defending Earth and all, in the latest gorgeous looking trailer for Mass Effect 3: Fall of Earth. Coming 03/2012. (Thanks Vadim!)

Namco’s weapon-based fighting game returns, with new characters  – including the children of old SC characters and crossovers from other games – as well as more fluid and responsive gameplay.

The classic snowboarding game gets a fresh coating of powdery snow in the franchise reboot due in early 2012. In the new game, landing big tricks can even reshape the landscape.

Lara Croft’s ascent from frightened young woman to hardened survivor is explored in the “Turning Point” trailer for Tomb Raider; we see her washed ashore on a dark island after a brutal storm at sea.

Square Enix released the E3 2011 trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution ahead of the actual expo, continuing to tease us with both third- and first-person action as well as bits of the game’s story.

The latest trailer for Batman: Arkham City has us excited to play as – and play with – the seductive, agile and crafty Catwoman. We wish she wouldn’t be so generous with her kisses though.

The Google map of Liberty City at fan site GTA4Net is already impressive, but their recent addition is plain mind-blowing: a Street View – of a fictional city! – made from nearly 80,000 screenshots.

YouTube member DexM47 puts the “TrackMania” in TrackMania. No seriously. Check out Erebus, his custom track for TrackMania Nations Forever, so precise in its chaos it boggles the mind.

Teaser for Assassin’s Creed: Revelations. The franchise seeks to tie loose ends as an older, wiser Ezio Auditore traces the footsteps of the legendary Altair. Also promises better multiplayer.

The Lambent is nigh: in the latest E3 trailer for Gears of War 3, a mysterious message that Marcus Fenix receives from his father sends him on a dangerous search mission to find him. Out 9/2011.

Crowbar, check. HEV Suit, check. Headcrabs, check. This game looks awesome. Wait? It came out in 1998? That didn’t stop James Benson from creating a great new trailer for Valve’s classic FPS.