With each new generation over a hundred new pocket monsters join the roster, with such a diverse range to capture, perfectionists looking to fill the Pokedex will find themselves taking on a little more of a challenge, with not one, not two, but three to complete.

The report comes from ONM (who have been reading CoroCoro), stating that you’ll have the Central Karos Pokedex, Coastal Karos Pokedex and Mountain Pokedex to fill. There are lots of Pokemon that remain unannounced thus far, but the next edition of CoroCoro has even more tidbits to unveil.

Pokemon X & Y launches worldwide on October, exclusive to Nintendo 3DS.

There could be good news on the horizon for fans of Namco’s “Tales” series. Rumor has it that we’ll see a HD re-release of Tales of Symphonia, this “perfect edition” will also bring Dawn of the New World to PlayStation for the first time.

Spanish site, Koi-Nya got the scoop from an internal source, stating the bundle would be called the Tales of Symphonia: Perfect Edition. They then asked Hideo Baba, the series producer about the perfect edition and whilst he didn’t confirm its existence he did noted it would be “a representation of the dreams and hopes of the fans, who have long been wanting it.”

I missed out on the PS2 and GameCube original, but Dawn of the New World gripped me from beginning to end. I even have a copy sitting in this very room, now if only I had a Wii to play it on…

2K have posted a trailer for the recently announced XCOM tactical-shooter, the Bureau.

Uncover the truths about the Bureaus first encounter with a mysterious and terrifying enemy, adapting to face a threat that we never saw coming. Separating itself from other titles with the notion of wiping out your enemy, whilst covering up their existence.

Find out what was redacted when it all goes Declassified this august.

I scared you for a minute there didnt I? But fear not, the developers of Mass Effect have pitched possible ideas for the franchise to OXM in an interview, with a fondness for everyone’s favourite Turian.

Casey Hudson, the executive producer behind the franchise was quick to note that “There’s so much that could be told in the Mass Effect universe. It’d be cool to do something completely unrelated to the larger storyline, like a story about a private investigator on the Citadel. Or maybe something detailing Garrus’ time in C-Sec.”

Let’s not forget about his time as Archangel now, which suits the series emphasis on squad mechanics and presenting a chance to explore Omega in a depth unprecedented for the series thus far.

Dusty Everman is rooting for a scarred leading male stating that “While being one of Shepard’s most loyal friends, Garrus has also had some of the most driven personal goals. He’s a hero in his own right, as Archangel and beyond. Who wouldn’t want to see the further adventures of the bold, charming Garrus Valkarian (there’s a lot of guns out there to calibrate).”

Mike Gamble wants a different alien in the hotseat since “Following the story of Javik a little bit more would be pretty cool. As the last remaining member of a lost race, I think that we could tell a lot of stories about his adventures in the Milky Way, and coming to terms with his place in the new Galaxy.”

With the Korgan Rebellion, the first contact war, countless races and individual stories to tell, it’s hard to tell where BioWare are going to take the franchise next, but what do you want to see from the next Mass Effect?

Square Enix are considering slipping the ‘Last Mission’ epilogue into the HD re-release of Final Fantasy X-2; content that was previously only available in Japan’s not-so “International Edition.”

This comes from the folks over at Famitsu (caught by JoyStiq) and would see the mysterious “Yodonoki Tower” making its way westward for the first time. It wouldn’t be a surprising move from the company who are pulling a similar move with the re-release of the Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD ReMIX.

Its common knowledge that X-2 wasn’t the most widely regarded Final Fantasy, would this addition sell you on the game? Regardless you can expect to get your hands on both Final Fantasy X-2 and its predecessor when they launch on PlayStation 3 and PS Vita later this year!

EA have given us a look into the future of the Command & Conquer franchise, thankfully it’s nothing like the games fourth iteration.

Samuel Bass, the lead designer on the project was quoted saying “the first thing we said is, we need to kind of need to wash the stain of C&C4 away, to do that you really have to get back to your roots”

That’s a return to the old school base building, harvesting your resources and no cap on the unit limits, thank god. If you’re interested in where EA are taking the franchise, check out the video.

When Square Enix announced the release of Final Fantasy X / X-2 in HD, we we’re shown some fantastic looking screens from X, but nothing from its sequel surfaced.

Whilst its generally regarded as one of the worst entries in the Final Fantasy franchise and admittedly the first and one of the few that I’ve finished. The stark tonal shift showcased a vibrant world and multiple dress sphere change cutscenes.

Regardless I’m a sucker for a happy ending, those willing to join me can pick Final Fantasy X / X-2 up on PlayStation 3 and PS Vita later this year.

Sometimes it’s difficult to take things seriously, perhaps EA tried to surprise us with an onslaught of new FIFA games or your chuckling away during an intense split-screen session with a pal. That’s what every day is like for the folks over at Volition, working on Saints Row IV.

This trailer actually aired before the games announcement, but it’s finally in the hands of the public and what a trailer it is. Get a look at some of the games crazy weaponry, Crackdown like super powers and a frightening new enemy the Zin.

Saints Row IV is set for release this August on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC.

The gloves are coming off at E3 this year, Sony and Microsoft will be putting their respective next-gen consoles to the test, as developers left right and centre rally to the cause announcing games for these behemoths.

Mike Laidlaw the creative director of BioWare’s Dragon Age franchise was happy to note that they’d have content to show off at E3.

If his status as creative director of the Dragon Age franchise isn’t enough proof, he later restated that they would have Dragon Age III content on display at the expo.

Whilst info on the ground is still sparse, we do know that Dragon Age III is running on the Frostbite engine and is set for release at the end of this year. Next-gen launch title anyone?

Revelations was a smash hit on 3DS and the former exclusive is being ported to its home console brethren.

If you’re wondering what to expect from the Wii U version of the game, the trailer released by Capcom showcases some of the GamePad and Miiverse exclusive features.

You’ll be able to play the game on the tablet or use it as a map, you can even leave a comical message floating above the head of your enemies to remove any sense or horror another play might have been experiencing.

The revelation begins on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U and PC at the end of May.