Many Metal Gear fans were looking forward to a playable demo of the new Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker at this years Tokyo Game Show, but Konami is giving away more. On the newly opened TGS website this morning, Gamers are promised a downloadable demo of the game to those who have their PSP systems with them!

Naughty Dog co-president, Evan Wells, and creative director, Amy Hennig, have revealed some info on the hotly anticipated Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, speaking exclusively to the people at Playstation.

Take a look at the main points below, but the whole chat can be viewed here!.

Release date: “We still haven’t announced our release date. So for now it’s still “Fall”, but I assure you that an official date will be announced very soon.”

Multiplayer: “We are only supporting online multiplayer. We didn’t want to compromise the visuals going from single player to multiplayer and to include a split screen option at this time would have meant making that sacrifice.”

New Demo: “Yes, we’re going to have another multiplayer demo before the game hits shelves. The exact timing isn’t finalised yet, but it should be available to an even wider group this time, so if you missed the last one I don’t think you’ll have any problem getting in this one.”

Single Player: “The single player campaign is definitely going to be longer than Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune. We have over 90 minutes of cinematics alone! And of course we have the competitive and co-op multiplayer modes too.”

The Just Cause 2 demo shown at E3 last week looked absolutely awesome, and Eidos have released a dev diary to show us more.

Being a huge fan of the original Killzone I was wetting myself waiting for this to come out. As soon as I jumped into the demo, I was blown away by the graphics, they really need to be seen in person to believe, amazing stuff. The sound is also very well done, with explosions going off around me through my surround sound. The Hellghast look awesome, and still have the strange creepy cockney accents. The guns are perfect, and the control layout is very well put together, and comfortable to play with.

I did feel that the controls did need a LITTLE fine tuning, so I set my Y and X axis sensitivity up to almost full so I felt more in control of the weapon I was shooting. There were also a couple of glitches in the demo, for example a soldier running around in circles repeatedly, and a chair blocking my way into a room i needed to go in, but it’s a demo, these things happen, right?

The game looks to be sweet, everything about it is awesome, and the multiplayer looks set to be something else. Lets just hope those little glitches are fixed by the end of the month!

Demo – 9/10