Whilst I never really liked the original (too much walking around, talking, yawn) I must say Ubisoft are pulling out all the stops on this one.

"The Windows 7 Burger was a collaborative effort between Microsoft and Burger King to promote both companies in Japan for the Windows 7 release. The burger contains a whopping 7 layers of beef, which measures to a 12cm (5-inch) tower. The first 30 burgers were sold for 777 yen ($8.55 USD). Any Windows 7 burger after the first 30 were sold for 1450 yen ($16 USD). The burger contains a total of 2120 calories, which is almost a day’s worth of calories for most people!

According to TIME, the burger joint sold over 10,000 of these burgers since October 30th. Considering that there are only 15 Burger Kings in all of Japan and the obvious fact that this burger is probably not too healthy, this is an impressive number."

Ughh ... not even I'd attempt to eat that.

"2009 is definitely the year of minimal Drum n Bass and Critical Records have collated the sound from the freshest artists and packaged it on their new LP - Critical Sound."

Head on over to Dancenode for the full review.

Now this looks good ... zombie season in November anyone ? Of course, we won't be buying the Aussie version as that'll be as weak as p--s.

News.com.au reports that "The sequel to a popular video game has been modified so it can be sold in Australia. A toned-down version of Left 4 Dead 2 has been given a rating of MA15+ after the original was refused classification last month.

According to the Classification Board's report, the modified version removes considerable amounts of gore from gameplay."

This is bulls--t! Where is the R-rating that video games in Australia badly needs. All I can say is, I hope Steam isn't touched.