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Yeah, I know, it's over three months away, but James Bond has already made my Thanksgiving totally awesome. Two years ago I took my dad to see Casino Royale over Thanksgiving , after it opened on November 17. And last year I took him to see Enchanted, a movie he, inexplicably, was also excited to see. But this year, for holiday moviegoing, I was stuck with a movie about a talking dog (Bolt), a generic romantic comedy (Four Christmases), and, uh, a vampire teen romance (Twilight) all dominating the holiday release frame. But Dad, we have a date! Quantum of Solace has been pushed back a week, set to open on November 14, two weeks before the big holiday and plenty early enough for it to be possible to buy tickets when I come home for Thanksgiving. Sony admits they're basically just capitalizing on the fact that Harry Potter recently left that date in favor of a release next summer, but even their remaining competition is no competition at all. There's Australia, the Baz Luhrmann epic that looks amazing, but not exactly appealing to the Bond fanatics. And then there's The Road, practically guaranteed to be the most depressing movie of 2008. I admit I want to see all three, but when it comes to holiday entertainment, who wouldn't choose the gun-toting 007? So mark your calendars: Quantum of Solace, November 14. Or, if you're like me, Quantum of Solace, November 28, the day after Thanksgiving, and full of delicious, delicious turkey. Wait, why isn't it Thanksgiving already by now? Update! It's only been hours since Bond jumped release dates and already someone has moved to fill his November 7th void. Universal has announced that they're moving Role Models to be released on November 7.

Well, it's about time. Iron Man 2 was announced pretty much the minute Iron Man made its first million, and all summer we've been hearing news about release dates, screenwriters, and stars all set to return. And now Jon Favreau reports that they're finally-- finally!-- getting down to work.

"We're working on it now," he told The Los Angeles Times, "which hasn't been officially announced. It will be released in 2010." I'm not sure what he means by "officially announced," given that there's been reporting about the sequel all summer, but hey! They're working on it! Presumably this means Favreau and Justin Theroux are hammering out a script together, since I'm pretty sure they haven't gotten to the point of production yet. But with a release date of 2010, they'd really better get crackin'. If we don't see casting announcements within the next few weeks, it's time to get the fans harassing Favreau again.

Yeah, I know, it's over three months away, but James Bond has already made my Thanksgiving totally awesome. Two years ago I took my dad to see Casino Royale over Thanksgiving , after it opened on November 17. And last year I took him to see Enchanted, a movie he, inexplicably, was also excited to see. But this year, for holiday moviegoing, I was stuck with a movie about a talking dog (Bolt), a generic romantic comedy (Four Christmases), and, uh, a vampire teen romance (Twilight) all dominating the holiday release frame.

But Dad, we have a date! Quantum of Solace has been pushed back a week, set to open on November 14, two weeks before the big holiday and plenty early enough for it to be possible to buy tickets when I come home for Thanksgiving. Sony admits they're basically just capitalizing on the fact that Harry Potter recently left that date in favor of a release next summer, but even their remaining competition is no competition at all. There's Australia, the Baz Luhrmann epic that looks amazing, but not exactly appealing to the Bond fanatics. And then there's The Road, practically guaranteed to be the most depressing movie of 2008. I admit I want to see all three, but when it comes to holiday entertainment, who wouldn't choose the gun-toting 007?

So mark your calendars: Quantum of Solace, November 14. Or, if you're like me, Quantum of Solace, November 28, the day after Thanksgiving, and full of delicious, delicious turkey. Wait, why isn't it Thanksgiving already by now?

Update! It's only been hours since Bond jumped release dates and already someone has moved to fill his November 7th void. Universal has announced that they're moving Role Models to be released on November 7.

One year on from the first sighting of the C197 when our spies caught a badly assembled machine made from several old Dodge Viper parts, we can now bring you photos of the model in early development form. It has often been referred to as the Mercedes Gullwing but it is largely expected the final production model will carry the label SLC and with a model this sporty we should also see AMG in there somewhere.

The juicy details continue to evade the surface leaving us analysing the pictures you see before your eyes. We can see a strip of LED, daytime running lights along the bottom of the headlight clusters. There also seem to be additional LEDs in the top section of the headlight cluster. Another details that pops out are the large cross-drilled, slotted rotors. Those large rotors will be stopping a set of Pirelli tires. We're also pretty sure a large Mercedes star will be dead centre on the grill much like it appeared on the 300 SL.

The SLC is expected to be introduced at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show, with a limited sales run of just two years and 12000 units and should carry a price tag of several hundred thousand dollars. We're hearing horsepower estimates in the 550-650 range, with power expected to come from a forced-induction V8, or maybe even a V10.

Multiplayer also reported how Sony plans to handle backward compatibility in future SingStar titles. Sony subsequently confirmed in this post on the PlayStation Blog that they will be continuing with the Disc Swapping feature already available in previous versions of the game. While you can swap in both PS3 and PS2 SingStar disks giving you access to everything you have, the songs won't be saved to your hard drive, so this method unfortunately requires keeping those disks handy and fiddling with the swap every time you want to play them.

Disc-swapping backward compatibility is, of course, better than no backward compatiblity, but Rock Band comes away with the win here, so long as you don't mind parting with a few bucks. It's money well spent if, like us, you bring the band back together most often during parties and the last thing you need is a session of drunken disc swapping.

Bethesda's Vlatko Andonov -- president of the Maryland-based company -- forecasts the game's launch as one of the most significant of 2008, stating, "We are very excited to let gamers get their hands on Fallout 3, the latest chapter in this beloved and highly acclaimed franchise," continuing, "To meet the huge demand for this title by our fans worldwide, we are planning one of the biggest launches of any game released this year."

Earlier this year, Fallout 3 hit a few snags with the Australian OFLC ratings bureau. Bethesda is reportedly cutting drug references from the Australian version of the game in order for it to even be sold there, but we've yet to hear any official release date for gamers down under. The game has yet to receive a rating from the ESRB in the US, but that shouldn't be cause for alarm. Our somewhat less out-of-touch ratings board isn't known for causing a raucous over a few syringes and decapitations.

The Leipzig Games Convention 2008 -- the biggest game show in the world -- is happening this week! Check out GAMESCON.1UP.COM for news, previews, podcasts, videos, blogs, and more direct from Germany.

First of all, the visuals. Running at a maximum resolution of 2560 x 1600, the game's PC port offers all sorts of visual enhancements over its console counterparts, from a further draw distance to up-rezzed textures.

Then there's the replay mode. The game always records the last 30 seconds of whatever you do, and at any moment you can tap a button on the keyboard to capture a video clip. You're then able to edit together these clips in a montage editor and export your own home videos to Rockstar's Social Club website.

Perhaps best of all, though, are the multiplayer enhancements. Though Rockstar has teased about these in the past, it stated that the PC version will support more than the 16 players that the console versions had -- exactly how many more we don't yet know. Rockstar also mentioned that GTA IV on PC will offer improved searching and filtering to find the type of multiplayer games you're most interested in joining.

From what we saw and heard, GTA IV on PC is definitely worth getting excited over. Here's hoping we'll get to find out more about the multiplayer soon.

If I were George Lucas and I saw the response the general public is having to Clone Wars, I probably would hide for a while, or at least move on to something that isn't Star Wars. That appears to be exactly what the bearded one is doing, as word is that Lucas has moved his focus from a galaxy far, far away to an era a little closer with his World War II project.

Red Tails is a project that Lucas has been working on on-and-off for a while now. It's a story looking at the exploits of the Tuskeegee Airmen during the second World War. Now it looks like Lucas is turning to a familiar face for help with his African-American drama, although not in the capacity we might expect.

IGN reports that former Jedi Master Samuel L. Jackson has seen the script for Red Tails, telling the press that it's a pretty good script. Interestingly, Lucas apparently didn't send Jackson the script with a part in mind. Instead he wants Jackson to consider stepping behind the camera and directing the picture.

It concerns me a little that Lucas automatically thinks the inexperienced Jackson would be the right person to helm his picture, and certainly reveals Lucas's philosophy of direction - after all, if he can do it, clearly anyone can. Thankfully, Jackson seems to have a more level head about things, stating that he doesn't really want to stop acting for the amount of time it would take to direct a film. I think there's a lot of people who would rather see Jackson in front of the camera for now, and it's good to know Jackson himself is one of them.

As for Red Tails... didn't World War II suffer enough when Michael Bay tried telling a serious story about it? Do we really need a Lucas-borne story about the era as well?

It looks like Warner Bros. may have come up with something to get Harry Potter fans focused on something besides the next movie's changed release date. There's a brand new trailer on the way.

The BBFC, Britain's version of the MPAA, has just approved a PG rating for a new Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince trailer, with a running time of one minute and thirty-one seconds. There's no word yet on when Warner Brothers will actually release this trailer, but it's out there, completedy and ready to go. If they have any sense it's coming as soon as possible.

Warner Bros. doesn't have any major, wide theatrical releases coming until October, and nothing at all that really appeals to the Harry Potter crowd until at least November, that they could attach another trailer to. If they're in a rush, maybe they'll cut to the chase and release this one directly to the internet.

Update: The latest word from Warner Brothers is that no new trailer will be released. Which begs the qusetion... why then did they submit one for ratings classification?

It's a great day for movie posters. Add these to your "must frame" list along with those incredible Australia posters we brought you earlier.

Below we have brand new posters for both Max Payne and an international poster for upcoming Jason Statham movie Transporter 3.

The Honda Civic is one of the world's top selling cars and the automaker will look to embrace that position further by launching the facelifted 2009 model year version featuring a number of modifications both inside and out.

"The Civic lineup uniquely embraces traditional gasoline, hybrid, high performance and natural gas technologies like no other vehicle in the world," said Dick Colliver, executive vice president of American Honda Motor Co., Inc. "The exterior styling enhancements and newly-available features help strengthen Civic's position as one of the best-selling vehicles in a market that's embracing small cars more than ever."

Exterior styling receives some extremely subtle changes which leaves the over conservative theme in tact. The front bumper has been redesigned to incorporate extra air intakes on the side areas, the headlights and tail-lights benefit from new color combinations that feature clear turn indicator lenses with amber bulbs. There are also new alloy wheels for the EX, Civic EX-L and Civic Si models whilst the Si model gets a set of fog lamps.

Moving on to the interior we find very little has changed other than a few minor equipment changes in the standard packages. The engine and transmission options have also been left untouched.

"If it aint broke, don't fix it". A saying that can clearly be felt with such a minor array of modifications for the Civic's mid-life pep up. Check out the press release below for more details.

Peugeot's home motor show is coming up and it is a show they are unlikely to take lightly. In preparation for the event the French manufacturer has released the first images of a new concept they will be unveiling at the Paris Motor Show. The full name of the concept is yet to be divulged, so in the meantime we will have to make do with "RC...".

The model is a GT Coupe which features four seats and a highly innovative hybrid architecture , it represents the missing link between the RC Concept car unveiled back in 2002 and the Peugeot 908 RC from the 2006 Paris Motor Show.

Potential power output is 313bhp and the effect on environment is kept to a minimum with CO2 emissions of 109g/km when driving in combined mode, this figure goes down to zero in full electric mode.

Many of Peugeot's future ideas have been included in the model and it could be the first step into presenting the company's new brand identity which is likely to be focused on a more aggressive and sporty product line up.