Star Wars Battlefront 3 is dead, or is it?

Yes, Star Wars Battlefront 3 is dead. Free Radical, the company producing it is not producing it anymore. The project is dead, as many think. You probably saw the leaked gameplay video. This video was made in 2009, when Free Radical was making it. When Lucasarts took the project away after the horrible game, haze came out, it was really dead. Not really. 
Few know/believe this, but Spark Unlimited is making the game after many obsessed fans begged Lucasarts for it.http://www.sparkunlimited.com/jobs_currentjobs.html If you go to this link, you will see that their unannounced product in the making will be a high profile, popular game for a leading business partner, and that they are looking for professionals for a AAA game for an awaiting, highly critical audience. Now doesn't that seem suspicious? The leading business partner is Lucasarts, the awaiting critical audience is all the fans that really want a Star Wars Battlefront 3. In one of the job descriptions it says that they need someone experienced in human, creature, and non-organic models. Really? They're giving it away.
I really want to see this game developed. The only problem with this is that the description of the game could apply to Star Trek, which would really stink.   

Sony NGP (PSP2): Changing Portable Gaming Forever

The Sony PSP2 , as most gamers would call it will bring a whole new era for portable gaming. It will incorporate Wi-Fi or 3G, making the Internet much more  accessible. There will be a more PS3 type of Playstation network available. The PSP2 will include a touch-screen and touch pad on the back of the system. 

This device will have a Wi-Fi version and a 3G version, helping with the price possibly significantly. The PSP2 will have very realistic and rich graphics and has some great licenses for physics softwares. It will have GPS abilities and an accelerometer/gyroscope motion sensor system. The PSP2 will have cartridge based games instead of UMDs, making the games much more durable. It will include digital cameras on the front and back, probably challenging Nintendo with the DSi. It will have OLED (organic light emitting display) making it easier to see in the sun. Lastly, it will have dual analog sticks, more like the Sony console systems. 

Sony's approach to console-like portable gameplay should be very interesting. Those of you who like more of a portable, low-res game system, this is not the system for you. I will really be anticipating this until the holidays to get this system. I think it will be a great system overall with just one problem I noticed, that being that it uses cartridges insted of UMDs, so you can't play the original PSP games.