You can grab the Ork pack exclusively through Steam

You can grab the Ork pack exclusively through Steam, with the Tyranid race pack exclusive to THQ. The remaining four are available wherever games are digitally downloaded.Can't make up your mind? Then go for the $39.99 collector's edition. It gives players access to all of the exclusive ability and wargear items, a poster, and six high-quality replica Omega 2226.8 Men's Watch race cards, packed inside a lovely box. The collector's edition is only available through the THQ store, so you won't even worry about deciding where to buy it.So which race is your favorite?”Killzone 3 looks like an impressive first-person shooter, but I sense some apathy out there. FPS games...

there are so many of them. This trailer helps.Last month, Killzone's head creator Herman Hulst was in New York, showing me part of the game. He told me we'd get to know more about the enemy Helghast in the new game. I didn't understand why that mattered, but this trailer helps show what he's talking about.There's more drama now; a power vacuum at the high ranks of the Helghast military (the result of Killzone 2's unusual finale). The replica Omega 2538.2 Men's Watch official PlayStation blog names the squabbling Helghast leaders and their famous voice-actors: “Malcolm McDowell, who plays the scheming Stahl Arms CEO, and Ray Winstone, who plays the gruff Helghast Admiral.” On the ground, the heroes of the last Killzone — including our playable character, Sev — appear to be conflicted about whether to surrender or run.

The plot in this trailer isn't complex. But it has drive. It makes me care about what will happen. Not something I could say about a Killzone game before.Killzone 3 comes out next month for the PlayStation 3.Killzone 3 Story Trailer: Malcolm McDowell replica Omega Seamaster Men's Watch and Ray Winstone Lead the Helghast [PlayStation Blog]”If you have a new Mac or fancy getting one that runs Mac OS X v10.6.6., you can get a free app store on it, as of today. It's got more than 1000 apps, Apple says. Which games?I took a tour of the Mac App Store today, which you watch in the clip atop this post.It's all very iTunes-familiar in design.