For those of you who have been living in a hole for the last six months, Activision has been hard at work on their new version of the 1997 first-person shooter, Goldeneye 007.

Check out this new behind the scenes video that takes a look at the making of the game.

Goldeneye 007 is set to be released on Nov. 2, exclusively for the Nintendo Wii.

Activision and Silicon Knights have teamed up to bring you a brand new X-men game. X-men: Destiny, places you in the shoes of a new mutant recruit, gives you an element of deep choice and control over your characters destiny. Not much is known about the game yet but hey at least we have a trailer right?

As always stay glued to Geek Peeks for more nerd news.

Here’s another geeky music video from Jace Hall, the man who created the “I Play WoW” music video. This one is centered around Street Fighter and fighting gamers, pretty awesome! In the background you can spot Justin Wong, who is pretty much the biggest name in the Street Fighter tournament scene.

Here is a first look at the new Captain America game, Captain America: Super Soldier. The game, being published by SEGA, takes place in the same universe as the upcoming movie although this isn’t just some movie to video game rehash. The game helps fill in the gaps between Cap figuring out his new powers to him becoming the shining symbol of what a hero is suppose to be. The game is aimed for a July release.

After indirectly hinting at a December release date, Blizzard has officially confirmed the next World of Warcraft expansion, Cataclysm, will be released on December 7.

The expansion will be available on DVD-ROM for Windows® XP/Windows Vista®/Windows® 7 and Macintosh® at a suggested retail price of $39.99 and will also be offered as a digital download from the Blizzard Store. A special Collector’s Edition packed with bonus items will be available exclusively in retail stores for a suggested retail price of $79.99.

The official post can be found here.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to play Halo vs. Snoop Dogg or LL Cool J? Well this Halo Reach comedic promo answers one of life’s most puzzling questions. Musical artist Snoop Dogg and LL Cool J face off in an epic battle. Demonstrating some awesome game play LL Cool J and Snoop Dogg take online gaming to the next level. Not only do they do some serious trash talking.

I’m licking my lips cuz’ killing you taste good!- LL Cool J

They also wage war offline. Paparazzi assaults, pizza deliveries, and even full marching bands are sent to distract one another from their online warfare. LL Cool J sends a flatbed truck full of physically attractive females in bathing suits to Snoop Doggs house! In which Mr. D-O-Double G responds,

“Flatbed truck full of bikini models? That’s just another Wednesday for me. Its nothing.”

Either we need to start playing LL Cool J at Halo or start playing Halo on Wednesday’s at Snoop Dogg’s house.

As the battle wages on, who comes to join the fight? None other than Zachary Levi from NBC’s “Chuck”. Despite his TV alter-ego of Chuck he seems to be getting owned by Snoop Dogg and LL Cool J. So drastically that even Snoop Dogg “tea-bags” him in the game. When out of the sky heavy fire starts raining down upon them achieving a triple kill ending the match. None other than infamous Halo Reach player Wayne Newton (okay so maybe he doesn’t even play Halo) but that’s how “Mr. Las Vegas” rolls!

At this week’s Tokyo Game Show, Capcom has officially introduced a total of four new characters to the Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 lineup. Tron Bonne from the popular Mega Man series; X-23, the female clone of Wolverine; Wesker, from the Resident Evil franchise; and Marvel icon Spider Man will all make an appearance in the much awaited sequel.

Capcom has also released their 2010 Annual Report which confirms a fourth fiscal quarter release for the game (sometime between January 1 and March 31, 2011).

Both games will feature upgraded graphics as well as improved textures and will run at 30 frames per second now, and have also been re-framed for wide-screen. Ico will also have the extended European ending. Each game will have Trophy and 3D support.

I can’t wait to ride out again and slay each and every colossus. For more news from the Tokyo Game Show stayed glued to Geek Peeks.

Check out the trailer forCastlevania: Lords of Shadow, a reboot for the franchise and a radical change to the Castlevania myth according to Konami.

The game takes place during “the end of days,” and you play as Gabriel Belmont (voiced by Robert Carlyle), a member of the “Brotherhood of Light”, an order that protects the innocent against supernatural creatures. Gabriel’s wife is brutally killed by one of the members. Her soul is now trapped in limbo due to a malevolent spell that has stopped the souls of the deceased from crossing over. She assists Gabriel in his journey to remove the spell and save the world.

The game cinematics look amazing so far, hopefully we get some gameplay footage soon. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow will hit store shelves October 5th. Stay glued to Geek Peeks for more news from the Tokyo Game Show 2010.