- Deal of the Day: Armored Core 4 for $17
- GameInformer reveals a few new FFXIII screens
- 40GB PS3 run cooler and quieter
- PS3 Remote Start confirmed for firmware 2.00
- Playlogic developing a new IP for the PS3
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- Guildwatch: Taking a holiday
- Eyonix delivers: Focused Will, Natural Perfection, and Discipline
- Vote on Joystiq's Halloween pumpkin finalists
- Interview with a Warcraft fan fiction novelist
- The ins and outs of PuGs
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- New SOCOM: Tactical Strike vids awesome in several languages
- More Bomberman Land mini-game madness
- PSP firmware v3.72 available now via Network Update [UPDATE]
- Slim Guard Skin for PSP keeps grease, dust at bay
- From AO to M: the changes of Manhunt 2
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- Today's apologetic video: Blame Halo 3
- Today in Joystiq: October 30, 2007
- Halo 3: Landfall - all three Blomkamp shorts cut together
- NBC Universal teams with IGA for in-game ad blitz
- Buzz! makes beeline for North American PS2
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- AT&T to concede seven markets in Dobson buy
- Visuals surface of Samsung's bricklike "Solid"
- Rogers Wireless launches HTC Touch
- Boost's unlimited plan now available in 10 more markets
- Motorola announces music-centric T505 carkit
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- BREAKING: Zipcar, Flexcar to merge
- More on Click and Clack and CAFE - and Halloween!
- New DC-DC converter promises to increase efficiency of hybrids
- Video of Project Better Place's battery exchange system
- Three major car rental agencies announce CO2 offset program
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- LG's UP3: the USB MP3 player for you, Captain Obvious
- Yahee PMP delivers the one-dongle salute
- Western Digital's Passport drive goes pink for breast cancer research
- Panasonic unveils DMP-BD30 "next-gen" Blu-ray player
- Panasonic gets official with US-bound Strada CN-GP50U navigator
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- Leopard review rodeo
- Found Footage: iPhone costumes
- Rumor: New MacBooks before the holidays
- How to tweak the Leopard Dock's color
- Getting the iChat hologram effect back
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- SEMA 2007: Dropping by the DeBerti Ford Super Duty
- Nissan FORUM concept to debut at Detroit
- Mercedes tuner Kleemann drops GTK Concept
- SEMA 2007: Just in time for Halloween, Kia reveals its Soul
- SEMA 2007 VIDEO: Popular Hotrodding's Project X
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- Jet lag cures
- Who would you like to sit with on a plane?
- Chris McCandless' Bus an unlikely tourist attraction
- Forget parties, now it's time for real Halloween.
- Burj Dubai: why does it have to go so high!?
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- Panasonic unveils DMP-BD30 "next-gen" Blu-ray player
- Akamai launches HD content website
- HDTV Listings for October 30, 2007
- Fox to debut Blu-ray PiP on Sunshine in January
- Circuit City lists LG's BH200 combo HD DVD / Blu-ray combo at $799
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- AOL takes Truveo online video search international
- Microsoft launches Project Gatineau web analytics private beta
- DocStoc user generated document directory opens to the public
- Paying cash for that iPhone? Not any more.
- Yahoo! Messenger 9 beta adds in-line video support
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According to the latest issue of Famitsu, by way of DS-x2, four Metal Slug titles slated for released on the GBA have been cancelled. Metal Slug, Metal Slug 2, Metal Slug 3, and Metal Slug X have all been tossed to the garbage. No other information explaining why the titles have been cancelled is available. Could it have something to do with the upcoming release of Metal Slug Anthology?
