A week ago, you commented for your favorite nominee. Below are the nominees, along with a poll to vote. Let the best trailer win.

This trailer came as an easy pick, and is from the highly acclaimed Uncharted 2: Among Thieves. The trailer is titled, Fortune Favors The Bold.

Many websites are already scrambling to paste together their nominations for game of the year. I wanted to take this opportunity to highlight a category that usually doesn't receive much coverage. Trailers play a pivotal part in advertising a game, or beginning the inevitable hype train that helps result in it's success or failure. As the year comes to a close, is there a particular trailer that caught your imagination? If you want to nominate a trailer for this award, please leave a comment with the name of the trailer, or a link to the trailer. Read more »

Prepare your salt folks, this isn't exactly a sure thing. OPM UK said, in their latest issue (at time of writing), that Killzone 3 is deep in development and is aimed for a release next year. That's 2010, in case you didn't guess. The mag also said that a sequel to World at War is on the cards and that Resistance 3 will release next year, too.

Strangely enough, we recommend you don't take this as gospel truth, but it's certainly a possibility. Whilst Killzone 2 took 4 years to develop, for Killzone 3, they already have an engine to work with, which will radically reduce development time. Nevertheless, we're betting on either very late 2010 at the earliest, if not 2011.

After a ridiculously long wait, we may finally see PlayStation Network cards arrive in Europe. Asian markets have had them for ages, the US and Canada caught up months ago, but so far the poor Europeans have been left out of the loop altogether. Needless to say, PS3 gamers in the EU without the use of a credit card have been at a disadvantage; no PSN games or priced DLC for them.

However, as announced by Sony Europe Boss Andrew House at Gamescom, PAL territories will be getting PSN cards later this year. We still don’t have a firm release date, but there are a few predictions out there. Wikipedia.com writes that the cards will be released next month, though an article on PushSquare.com suggested back in July that they will hit shelves alongside the PSPgo in October.

Whatever the truth might be, an FAQ has recently surfaced on the UK PlayStation Network News site which leads us to believe that us Brits in particular won’t be kept waiting too much longer.

We hope to have further details on these pieces of plastic soon.