The cult favorite map of Halofiles returns, yet again, this fall in Halo: Reach. Blood Gulch is being redone again with a new shiny layer of graphics and this time it looks like you will be able to explore more of what lies outside of the gulch. Bungie revealed that not only would favorite areas, like the caves, bases and cliffside return but you would now be able to explore the outlying areas as well, making Blood Gulch even more expansive.

Also revealed in the short trailer was a new armor ability that allows you to clone yourself and leave a decoy. This could create some very cool moments for some of the objective based games in multiplayer.

This year at E3, Sucker Punch showed the sequel to the PS3 exclusive hit, Infamous, to the press behind closed doors. This meant those of us not in attendance didn’t see what made most press start to exude accolades and praise on the 2011 sequel. Well now we all get to enjoy in the greatness that will surely be Infamous 2.

I know it’s been out for a while, and that we’re a little late to the party, but E3 had us all dazzled that we just seemed to miss this one.  Seth Rogen’s next movie, The Green Hornet, has dropped a trailer on us.  I have to admit that I have no history with the Green Hornet series and therefore am looking at this movie from a total outsider, but right now it looks mediocre.

Before you go hating on me, let me explain.  Seth Rogen helped write the story, and while i love some of his writing some of his movies just don’t carry along very cohesively.  Nothing shown yet in the trailer has done anything but to confirm that the movie will probably be a fun rental that will be left out of most people’s thoughts after the first week of release.  The action looks mediocre, the comedy is generic and the source material just isn’t strong enough to get me excited.

As Lamar always used to say, “but don’t take my word for it”…

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Bloomberg is reporting that, according to two inside sources, Hulu may soon reach a deal with Sony.  The deal would allow the internet TV streaming website to distribute its content via the Playstation Network, giving users the ability to watch their favorite shows on the PS3 console.  Of course, this kind of premium service will not come without cost, and subscribers can expect to pay around $10.00 a month for access.

To help sweeten the deal for potential customers or customer who are used to getting Hulu for free, the company is also working with CBS, Viacom, and Time Warner to bring their content into the fold.

The official announcement of the Sony deal could come as soon as next week.

Reuters has previously reported that Hulu is also in talks to put its $9.95 a month service on Xbox Live.