Obscure: The Aftermath has just been ported for the PSP, just in time for Halloween! You could indulge in your favorite cult horror Blockbuster rental, why not dive into a survival horror game for a much more interactive experience?

This is my first taste of the Obscure franchise, having missed out on not only the first game, but also the original version of this sequel. I hope to offer a unique view to others who have never had the pleasure, but are curious to give it a try.

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The Need For Speed series recently celebrated their 100 million mark in the sales of titles in the series.

To highlight this event, the NFS community had Vehicle Styling Director Andy Blackmore on the new podcast, 100 Million Special. Interested listeners can find that here.

Also an extra, United States players can get a code for the Coke Zero Dodge Viper SRT10 from MyCokeRewards by going to the Need For Speed: Shift Facebook page.

With Halloween right around the corner, it’s only fitting that Dementium II release more information before the February 2010 release date.

In this sequel, which picks up at the end of the original, waking up in a prison after brain surgery isn’t the best way to begin trying to piece together what has happened.

To help, postcards sent to yourself will help guide the journey either to the light or the darkness.

Check out the trailer and a bunch of new screens inside.

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GotGame is working with the Dark Void Community and hosting a contest for all our readers to win Capcom prizes.

All you, dear readers, have to do is sign up at the Dark Void Community Site and prepare to answer some questions about the game and the community.

Once you find the answers to the questions, email us back at GotGame and you could be selected to win some great Capcom prizes.

The contest will be running from October 28 to November 30. That’s a whole month to enter!

Now for the questions!

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When most people think of Dante’s Inferno, they think of the epic poem by Alighieri and how strange The Divine Comedy is. Now when people think of Dante’s Inferno, they might have a much different opinion of how an adaptation can be presented.

The movie industry has been translating many books into movies, but using the video game format is something new.

Check out these PlayStation Portable screens for what should be a title that will have people talking.

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