A report from PS3 Attitude has come in saying that the ability to import your own images into LittleBigPlanet will be patched in really soon. How soon? It looks as if it will be available by Christmas. The function was supposed to originally be in the game at launch, but was left out due to time constraints with the plan to patch it in later. It seems that a couple of of clever people have already made a plan around the lack of the function by using their Playstation Eye but they obviously wouldn't be able to such a great quality image into the level. Lookout for more news on the patch as we draw closer to December.

Killzone 2 is looking absolutely stunning to the point that I think it may very well blow Resistance 2 right out of the water when it releases. Gameplay videos have shown some incredibly smooth, detailed graphics and the gameplay looks intense and fun. All of you Killzone fans that eagerly awaiting the games release will be happy to know there is at least something small to get you even more excited. Fair enough, it's only the only the cover art, but it does look good. My only experience with the Killzone franchise was the PSP game and while I thought the game played incredibly well on the handheld, I was really impressed with the entire visual feel and art direction of the series. The graphic blokes really seem to know their stuff. Check out the high-res box-art after the jump. Pretty sweet, eh? Killzone 2 arrives on shelves early next year.

Maybe it’s a bit early to already be looking into the next year but I came across a posting on Videogamer.com this morning that has Microsoft talking about their awesome line up for next year, or actually not talking about. Just letting us know that it will be great. So while 2008 has once again been one of the best …

Prince of Persia 'Platforming' gameplay Man I don’t know what to say, this game is looking fantastic and an absolute ton of fun. Prince of Persia is definitely a must buy judging by this, yes it’s only a video but come on, there’s no denying how smooth the game looks, I want it and I want it now! Last Updated: …

Here is something interesting. It seems that Universal Pictures and Sony have signed a deal to make a whole bunch of crazy new vending machines that will contain not Blu-rays, DVD's, games and all other sorts of media. At the moment, the vending machines are only planned for the UK. According to a report from Stuff.tv: "The PoP “entertainment vending machine” is a brand new venture between Universal Pictures and Sony entertainment to allow punters to grab their favourite DVDs, Blu-ray discs, PS3 games and downloads 24/7." At launch, they plan to have 150 movie titles available. What I think is really great is that you will also be able to download music and movies directly to your MP3/movie straight from the machine and even watch trailers to help you decide if the movie is worth the purchase. When they arrive, they will be available in cinemas, universities, gyms and some travel stations. A new era for software distribution maybe? All I know is that they had better have those things bolted down to the floor pretty tightly.

Remember Battlefield: Bad Company, that game that came out way back when (June or so was it?). Anyway, you will remember that it was actually a lot of fun to play online. Good news is that on Halloween, those DICE blokes released a Community Choice Pack which consists of two DICE chosen maps called Crossing Over and Ghost Town and then also chucked in two maps chosen by the community called Acta Non Verba and Par for the Course. So that's 4 maps to play, absolutely free! To make things even better, Par for the Course still has Golf Carts for you to drive around in. Anyone interested should also know that the maps weigh in at 256MB.

The graphic impact of Heavy Rain is truly staggering but there is still a huge question mark over whether or not the gameplay will be good or even exist at all. From what I have seen before the gameplay looks like it is made up entirely of quick time events and it looks like it’s more of an interactive story …

Speaking to the GameCity festival in Nottingham via video link from his home in San Diego, God of War and Twisted Metal creator David Jaffe rebutted repeated questioning on a PS3 version of Twisted Metal the way only he can. Last Updated: October 31, 2008