Just weeks away from our FIRST, Hardcore first-person shooter on the PS Vita, and believed to also be the most anticipated game yet on the portable handheld goddess, What are we to expect from the game?

Well let’s see; 8 player competitive co-op, Team Deathmatch, 6 multiplayer environments, first of its kind precise dual analog controls with front and rear touch control, Party voice chat support, Trophies, Angry Chimeras, Carbines, and the list goes on and on. If that’s not enough to get your heart pounding, Then maybe the newly announced “Survival Mode” will. Check it out May 29th 2012 to Join the Resistance!

The good folks over at Sony will be bringing “20 gaming experiences” to this year’s E3. Let us cross our fingers and expect that Uncharted 4 get’s announced and of course there’s the obvious we’re going to see PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale and God of War: Ascension. It would be nice to see exclusive content from Rockstar Games like Grand Theft Auto V, but that’s another story. In our opinion Sony might be the winner out of the 3 console makers. You can see the full map of the show floor at E3 by clicking here.

People are upset over Mass Effect 3’s controversial ending, and the game’s developer BioWare has been listening. In fact, they’re doing more than just listening: they’re actually going to be fixing the issue.

In a sincere open letter to ME 3 players earlier this week, BioWare’s co-founder Dr. Ray Muzyka expressed how much he and his team cared about the issue at hand, while also mourning over the reaction to ME 3’s ending.

“As co-founder and GM of BioWare, I’m very proud of the ME3 team; I personally believe Mass Effect 3 is the best work we’ve yet created,” said Muzyka. “So, it’s incredibly painful to receive feedback from our core fans that the game’s endings were not up to their expectations. Our first instinct is to defend our work and point to the high ratings offered by critics – but out of respect to our fans, we need to accept the criticism and feedback with humility.”

The reaction “genuinely surprised us,” continued Muzyka, adding that “this is an issue we care about deeply, and we will respond to it in a fair and timely way.”

As such, some “game content initiatives” are in the works that will “help answer the questions, providing more clarity for those seeking further closure to their journey. … We’re working hard to maintain the right balance between the artistic integrity of the original story while addressing the fan feedback we’ve received.“

More details will be revealed in April.

Muzyake also took the time to address how they’ve been receiving “destructive” criticism rather than constructive ones, saying, “We listen and will respond to constructive criticism, but much as we will not tolerate individual attacks on our team members, we will not support or respond to destructive commentary.”

On a brighter note, Muzyka ended his letter by reassuring fans that BioWare is listening and are addressing issues as best they can. “Trust [italics from Muzyka, not me] that we are doing our damndest, as always, to address your feedback. As artists, we care about our fans deeply and we appreciate your support. Thank you for your feedback – we are listening.”

Kudos to BioWare for not only listening and addressing the problem, but actually doing something about it. I’m sure any other developer would have either ignored/downplayed this, or simply let the outrage die down until no one really cared anymore. It just goes to show you that there are at least some companies out there that actually give a damn about their consumers and are willing to put their money where their mouth is.

To Mass Effect 3 players, from Dr. Ray Muzyka, co-founder of BioWare [BioWare Blog, via Yahoo! Games]

The awesome people behind Trine have announced that downloadable content will be making it’s way this summer to Trine 2.  According to Mikael Haveri, who told fans over GDC that puzzles in the new DLC will include water, light, magnetic and low gravity elements and in addition to that it was revealed that the DLC will bring new skills, a new story and about six new stages along with some returning favorites.

In addition to all of that awesome Trine 2 news, Haveri revealed that Frozenbyte is working on a new IP that aims to release via digital distribution, which means XBL Arcade, PSN and then of course Steam. Be sure to continue checking with us as more details come our way.

The good folks over at Ubisoft have recently revealed that Assassin’s Creed III will be making it’s way to gamers in October. The CEO, Yves Guillemot went as far as even saying the official release date which is October 31 of this year and apparently the game has been in the works for three years. In his own words Guillemot said  “what we have seen is just fabulous.” and usually an Assassin’s Creed game is. What would be interesting is if the game will be making it to the upcoming Wii U, which is schedule for release very soon.

According to Kotaku sources it seems like the future XBOX might come with Blu-ray support. This would make XBOX catch up with the PlayStation 3, which uses that disc technology already. In the details it was also revealed that the next console will probably have a technology that will not let you play used games. Let’s hope that Microsoft think twice about this idea, because it will hurt them in the end if they do this. It was also revealed that this new XBOX 720 or whatever their going to call it; is going to have a new and smaller controller.

Be sure to check with us as more details come.

[Kotaku]