Could you imagine living with First Person Shooter Disorder? Simple tasks like buttering toast, crossing the street, and even entering a building would seem nearly impossible. It would be nice to have all the items you need conveniently with you at all times though. When it’s time to brush your teeth, equip your toothbrush, when it’s time to feed the pet, equip the food scoop. At least it’s better than Street Fighter Syndrome.

Here is the new trailer for EA’s Battlefield 1943. If you’re like me, and played Battlefield 1942, and still do, you’re definitely looking forward to this. It’s basically Battlefield 1942 with updated graphics, some new gameplay techniques, and an awesome looking rehash of a great game.

In BF1943, you can play on some of the classic maps from BF1942 like Iwo Jima and Wake Island. The game supports up to 24 players online, and is hitting the PSN and XBLA this June, for $15. PC gamers can get it sometime in September.

This is a definite buy for me. Battlefield 1942 holds a spot close to my heart, and I’m sure 1943 will be even better.

There hasn’t been a whole lot of news yet on BioShock 2, but it is currently set to be released sometime towards the end of 2009. The game is being released for both the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 simultaneously.

Check out the first ever gameplay footage below!

This is some more footage from the demo, which you can download on your Xbox 360, or on your computer via Steam, right now. Left 4 Dead comes out tomorrow, November 18th.

You can download the demo on Xbox Live or on Steam right now. When I played, I purposely set off the car alarm. Who didn’t? You can’t play the demo and not get the urge to attract hundreds of zombies to your location. Game comes out next week!

It’s the zombie apocalypse! The Left 4 Dead demo is now available in the Xbox Live Marketplace and on Steam! I just finished the demo, and I have to say, it was pretty scary at first. From watching all the trailers and videos, you know there will be a horde of zombies pummeling you at any second. Wave after wave, the zombies don’t change much, a lot of recycled models, but it’s still fun. It’s not much of a big deal, but I notcied that you’re always aiming. You cannot go in and out of aim, you aim constantly. I guess that would be good thing during the real zombie apocalyspe, at least until you have to scratch your nose or something. All in all, the demo was pretty fun, but I feel like the demo might just have given me enough to see the entire game. It seems like the majority of the game will be just running around and shooting cloned zombies. I think the game might be a little TOO easy on Normal mode. I was surrounded by at least 10 zombies, getting slapped and scratched, and it took at least 15 seconds to get down to half health. I’ll probably still buy the game though. Go download the demo.

Sure, this clip isn’t as exciting as the opening cinematic, or some of the trailers we’ve seen, but still, it’s worth a look. If you’re like me, and grateful for every morsel of Left 4 Dead goodness you get to witness, you’ll be satisfied. The game comes out next week, get ready.

Of course I’m skeptical that this game is going to be better than Call of Duty 4. Who wouldn’t be? CoD4 was and still is an amazing game. I have to admit though, this trailer is wicked hardcore (Boston accent). The multiplayer BETA is available on Xbox Live right now. I have decided that I’m not going to download it though. It might tempt me to buy the game on launch day, which I don’t want to do. There are too many games coming out this month, and in the last couple weeks, and I’ve spent too much money already.