BioWare has started posting the biggest news from the Alliance News Network every Friday. This of course involves the story leading up to Mass Effect 3. This week “Amita Qasid” writes a piece about a recent leak which brought about questioning of the Geth role in the attack on the Citadel.

Prime Minister Shastri was confronted with questions about the report today at a routine press conference, but waved them off, saying only: “It’s a big galaxy. The geth are one of many threats we talk about, and rest assured, the Alliance will be prepared for whatever comes our way.”

You can check out the rest of the story through the link at the beginning of the article.

First off, dare I say Trails Evolution looks crazier than the first game? With the same intense single player and the addition of all out four player multiplayer, things are going to get hot.

“We hope this trailer really gets across everything we are bringing to Trials Evolution that makes this game more than a sequel, but a real evolution of Trials,” said Tero Virtala, Managing Director of RedLynx.

The trailer confirms the absolute strength of the in-game editor as users can make all types of games including first person shooters!

“We’re especially excited by the power of the in-game editor,” said Antti Ilvessuo, Creative Director of RedLynx and lead designer on Trials Evolution.“When people talk about games that feature amazing user-generated content and free sharing with other players, Trials Evolution is going to enter that conversation in a big way.”

Get ready to get your rage quit on because Evolution is coming this Spring.

The team at Ubisoft also released a key features list:

• Multiplayer: four players head-to-head, locally and online
• Challenging single player game
• Outdoor environments and curved driving lines
• Extremely powerful, full-featured track and game editor
• Global track sharing for easy access to user-created content
• Customize your bike and rider’s appearance

Ghost Recon Future Soldier ships May 22, and with the date drawing ever closer, Ubisoft has released a trailer using only gameplay from the game. Along with that they’ve released a ton of screenshots for your viewing pleasure, both can be found below.

• Liberation, a militarized Central Park in the heart of NYC, featuring a vast landscape ripe for long-range sniper and LMG kills. Mounted turrets on opposing ends of the map offer overwhelming firepower to anyone brave enough to man them.
• Piazza, set in an idyllic seaside village, Italian getaway gone rogue, where blind corners and a complex network of branching pathways pose danger at every turn. Visceral close-quarters combat dominates in Piazza, and attacks from above and below are an ever-constant threat.

Every year, Electronic Arts takes the time to simulate the Super Bowl to predict a winner. This time with, three seconds left in the fourth quarter and the Giants are within field goal range. Luckily for them, they had Lawrence Tynes and not Billy Cundiff as this one sailed through the uprights to clinch the win. Check out the action for yourself.

This weekend, Epic is treating us to an event called “Get Gnashty!” Players who log onto Gears of War 3 between now and 9 (AM) EST Monday will find a playlist sporting the same name. In it, players will start with only a Gnasher and a Snub pistol containing one shot which is capable of insta-kill headshots. The developer has also unlocked Trashball Drone for a limited time during the event, check him out above!

BioWare has just released a new Mass Effect 3 trailer, showing off the all new multiplayer. Check it out!

BioWare has announced yet another little goal for us to reach. All you have to do is share this screenshot, and once the count reaches 10,000, BioWare will release a brand new video of Mass Effect 3. So get at it, we need more footage of the game!

The Mass Effect 3 demo February 14, however, fans will be able to unlock it a full week early. BioWare has not announced how this will be accomplished yet.

Today, Kalypso Media released a bunch of Tropico 4‘s “Modern Times” DLC for our eyes to gander at. The DLC will be available sometime in March on both the Xbox 360 and PC and will be priced at 1200 Microsoft Points or $19.99 respectively. We arn’t sure why they’re more expensive on the PC, but it sure is a change of pace.

Key Features

• Make Tropico fit for the 21^st century: Evolve the island from the Cold War era to modern times and even into the future
• 30 new buildings become available as time progresses, including condos, skyscrapers, Organic Ranches and Biofarms. Replace obsolete buildings with these modern and inspiring designs
• Upgrade old buildings to new variants – modernized apartment buildings, banks, museums and much more
• 10 new edicts allow even more control over your citizens’ lives. Block or limit citizens’ Internet use, create a police state or be a “good guy” and launch the Festival of Love edict
• New single player campaign comprised of 12 comprehensive scenario missions. Protect Tropico from unseen and sinister forces