Today we have treats. Special treats in fact. Why do I have such wonderful treats for you all? Well, Team USA did the impossible in beating La Roja of Spain last night 2-0 to reach the Confed Cup Finals, Fight Night Round 4 is amazing, and in less than a day I’ll be watching Revenge of The Fallen. Yes, I am in a good mood. Even on a day when we lost the greatest pop-star of all time. RIP Michael Jackson, you will be missed. Thank you for making some of the most amazing music we’ll ever hear.

If you read the title of this post you may have come to the conclusion that I’ll be showing you some video/pics/news about Overlord, Red Steel 2 and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT). You are absolutely right. You’re going to be presented with the launch trailer for Overlord:Dark Legion. The title is a prequel to the original and has you playing a younger Overlord. Of course, he’s going to terrorize his pupils, minions, and servants on his quest to become the ultimate land conquering tyrant the world has known. After you catch your breath from that excitement, I’m coming at you with the latest trailer for Ubisoft’s uber-highly anticipated sequel, Red Steel 2. This is the game that we all wanted the original to be, only set in the west. Yeah, a samurai/gun-slinger slaying fools in the west with the most realistic controls thanks to WiiMotion Plus. It’s gonna get real. Then, once you think you can’t possibly take anymore, I’m going to hit you in the face turtle style!!! The heroes in a halfshell are back, and starring in a game made by the crew who brought us a little game called Super Smash Bros. Brawl, you may have heard of it. There’s not really much else I can say about that. It’s going to be Smash set in the Turtles’ world. In other words, it’s going to be ridiculously epic. All three videos are posted below.

I’m also going to include the Beat It music video. As a kid I used to rock a red zip-up jacket and sing and dance to this song, my parents even have pictures of it (which I won’t be posting here). The man truly was a legend, and no matter what you thought about his life you had to admire his music and dance. I’ll miss you Michael, I’m sure I’m not the only one.