I don't have to tell you that serious gamers can earn some nice cash, if they are good enough, because I guess most of you know what's that "professional gaming," so I'll get straight to the point - the 2008 Pro Circuit Season of the MLG!

The American Major League Gaming is going to start the 2008 Pro Circuit Season with what seems to be its largest and most spectator-friendly event so far, with exclusive exhibitions from Bungie and Microsoft Game Studios, as well as Ubisoft. Add a wide range of giveaways and other activities from MLG's sponsors, as well as live broadcasts of top matches, and you get the idea!

One of the most attractive parts of this whole deal is the new Halo 3 map, "Blackout," which is going to be available to everyone for a hands-on just before its official release, with open gaming stations available since Saturday afternoon.

The MLG competition will take place at Meadowlands April 11-13, and will also be featured live on ESPN Saturday Night with more online broadcasts Sunday, so be there, or watch it, there's no excuse to miss it!

Do you like horror games? To be honest, I am not crazy about such things, although sometimes they can give you exactly that kind of cheap and quick fun you won't get anywhere else (well, maybe only a quick Minesweeper round...). Well, this time it's not only horror, because Ignition Entertainment announced its comic sci-fi game Teenage Zombies to arrive on the 15th of April, only for the Nintendo DS. So...what's this game all about?

Check this out - "The Big Brain is threatening mankind and the only hope to save the world is the Teenage Zombies!" Teenage Zombies: Invasion of the Alien Brainy Thingys allows you to "help the un-dead heroes - Finnigan "Fins" Magee, Lori "Lefty" Lopez and Zach "Halfpipe" Boyd - as they use their insatiable zombie hunger for brains to help save mankind from the Big Brain!" Could you say "no" to such an invitation?

Rated E10+, Teenage Zombies: Invasion of the Alien Brain Thingys! is developed by InLight Entertainment, and will be available for $29.99.

Remember Stardock? Founded back in 1991, they are widely known for their Windows customization tools, but they also develop and publish computer games, and I must admit I enjoyed some of their TBS games a lot. Now, I just found out some interesting things about one of their upcoming titles, called Demigod, developed together with Gas Powered Games...

Currently scheduled for launch in February, 2009, Demigod is "a team-based action game with RTS and RPG elements," which is expected to enter the Beta stage this summer. Its full website is still a few steps behind, but you can already begin talking about what you expect from it here.

Chris Taylor, founder and CEO of Gas Powered Games, said they are very excited about the partnership with Stardock, concluding "Not only do we have a proven retail publisher, but we get to partner with a pioneer in the digital distribution space… a company that totally understands what kind of experience our customer wants and the quality game they demand."

Well, as long as this game is going to be as "bugless" as possible, I am sure the experience will be a pleasant one, just as it happened with previous games where Stardock was involved...