The indie PC game Zombie Driver is coming to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 with improved visuals, dubbed Zombie Driver HD. The revamp is getting a number of improvements over its PC counterpart, to make smashing zombies with your car easier than ever.

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Shacknews receives a slew of new screenshots and trailers for upcoming games everyday. The most anticipated titles receive their own post, because we know you're eager to see that content. For the rest, we have the Daily Filter, a place to feature all of the media we add to our enormous database on a daily basis.

Today's Filter kicks off with an online features video for WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2011, Pro Guitar in Rock Band 3, City of Heroes, and more zombies in Red Dead Redemption. Then we've got video and screens for Zombie Driver, along with screens from Blood Bowl: Legendary Edition, The Undergarden, and WW2: Time of Wrath. Read more »

Zombie Driver developer EXOR Studios has added a new survival mode to its vehicular zombicide PC game in a 37MB patch available from FileShack and is celebrating the addition with a 50% discount for the next week.

The Slaughter mode involves destroying as many zombies as possible before they trash your ride, set in four new arena levels with new environmental effects including night. Read more »

A three-mission demo for EXOR Studio's post-zombie apocalypse motorised monster mash Zombie Driver has screeched out, a 404MB download available on FileShack.

As the trailer from the top-down PC title's December launch shows, Zombie Driver is about ploughing through hordes of undead uglies in a selection of upgradable vehicles. Read more »

Now available on FileShack is a 1.56GB demo of Avatar: The Game PC, offering a playable glimpse of the wildlife slaughtering action in Ubisoft's movie tie-in.

Curiously, the demo first emerged through the German Coca-Cola Zero website. However, it's fully playable in English, despite some installation quirks. Read more »

Rebelling against the corporation that brought you to the exotic world of Pandora has to be a tough call, especially when it involves a blue-skinned surrogate body. On the plus side, you get a bow and blades and a flying-dragon thing (and more) and get to use all that to fight the RDA Corporation and smash its various hi-tech assets, like mechs.

Playable from either perspective, Ubisoft's interactive take on James Cameron's anticipated film Avatar is due on PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS and PSP come December 1. The movie itself, meanwhile, hits theaters on December 18. Read more »

A new trailer for James Cameron's Avatar: The Game arrived today. It showcases the alien world of Pandora and its colorful, yet aggressive denizens, the Na'vi. Players face them as RDA Corporation Soldiers and giant armored mechs in fights ranging through the jungles. Alien panther-like animals and large red rhinos are thrown into the mix, for good measure.

Players will be able to fight alongside RDA Corp, or side with the indigenous aliens when Avatar arrives on December 1 for the PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo DS, PSP and Wii. You can check out our previous coverage of Avatar: The Game

Avatar: The Game doesn't have any bad guys, so apparently you spend the game knitting and/or in a lot of awkward conversations.

You can also play Avatar: The Game as a trooper or as an Avatar. Of course, either way you're playing as an avatar. I'll let you ponder that one.

Avatar arrives November 24 on PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo DS, PSP and Wii. Read more »

With the zombie-slaying genre growing more crowded by the day, Exor Studios seeks to stand out from the pack with an undead bloodbath set on four wheels--Zombie Driver.

Huge weapons including miniguns, flamethrowers, rocket launchers and dual railguns can be bolted onto a variety of cars, all of which can be upgraded with money gained by completing quests and, naturally, making the assorted undead extradead. Read more »

Filmmaker James Cameron and Ubisoft developers talk asset sharing and other salacious details involved in the creation of Avatar: The Game in this first developer diary.

Avatar arrives November 24 on PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo DS, PSP and Wii.

The video game adaptation of James Cameron's movie Avatar has been visited by the Gamescom faery, receiving screenshots of both the Wii and proper fancy versions.

Avatar: The Game is slated to arrive on PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo DS, PSP and Wii, alongside the movie's December 18 release date. Like the film, the action game will support stereoscopic 3D, which Cameron believes is "The next big thing."

Ubisoft has lifted the satin sheet from James Cameron's Avatar: The Game, an action game with RPG elements based upon his long-time-coming film of the same name.

Amidst a conflict between a space consortium and a planet's primitive indigents, players will customise weapons, choose skills, and ride vehicles and honking great beasts.

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