With our Nintendo crew and in house Silent Hill guy at CES, it was up to me to take on the chills in Konami's newest title in the franchise, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. Released for the Wii on December 8th, and upcoming for the PS2 and PSP in a week, Shattered Memories puts players in the middle of a dark and twisted psychological tale. While not without its flaws, Shattered Memories is an impressive title that deserves your attention.

I’ll take a cat boy or double-jointed gothic chick over this gameplay any day.

Siren was originally released for the PS2 by Sony’s Japan Studio is 2003. It was fairly well received, with a nod to the stealth-horror gameplay and intriguing story and developed characters, but at the same time lamented for several of its glaring gameplay shortcomings. Three years later, the sequel was released outside of the US, and now, the third Siren game, Blood Curse, has made its way the PS3 via download on the PSN. Spread across twelve episodes, this new Siren story takes place many years after the first one, but in the same cursed Japanese village. This time around players take the role of a new cast of characters, whose fates and paths are intertwined during several days of hell in this remote Japanese village.