Reading Spawn Kill is fine and all, but wouldn’t it be absolutely wonderful if there were real voices to accompany you on one of your many repeat visits? Of course it would be. That’s why all of us at Spawn Kill are proud to bring you the Kill Kast, the official Spawn Kill podcast.

On this Very Special First Episode, Tigresa and Molotov Cupcake have a little chat about the intricacies of E3, at a glance – the highs, the lows, the inexplicably bad marketing toward tweens! If you want to take Spawn Kill on the go with you, consider this post your saving grace! Feel free to download, tell your friends, post and repost, and comment here with your suggestions, raves, rants, anything! We’re ready to listen.

For future reference, we will be answering questions on upcoming episodes, so make sure to direct all questions you may want answered to contact@spawnkill.com or one of our individual addresses. We’ll make sure we answer all pertinent inquiries! With that said, check this mutha out – we’re kinda proud.

Oh, and we can’t believe you’ve had to ask, but Molotov isn’t really crying. Jeez.

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Speaking with Videogamer.com at E3 2009, Patrick Soderlund, Senior Vice President at EA Games Europe, confirmed the development of Mirror’s Edge 2 by a “small team” at DICE. He says that despite the mixed reviews and less-than-stellar sales, EA will continue to support the IP.

Soderlund said, “You will see another Mirror’s Edge for sure. It’s just a matter of when that time is and what we do with it. We have a small team on it and I’m excited about what we do.”

He admitted that EA would have liked the game to have sold better, and said the first title was “a risky move.” He disclosed no further details about the title, so don’t expect it in 2009, or maybe even early 2010.

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Last year we saw the release of LittleBigPlanet, on the PS3, an incredibly innovative game that was an instant success. Both casual gamers and hardcore gamers fell in love with Sackboy. The game was simple with tons of personality and the ability to create your own world to show your personality.  This kept the game going for months and months after its release.

With the success of the game on the PlayStation 3 it was no surprise that Sony decided to go ahead with a PSP version of the game. And why not!? It was a great game that isn’t all about graphics; the controls and gameplay are really simple, yet innovative, which made the game a lot of fun. For the first time Sony showed off LittleBigPlanet Portable on the PSP at this years E3 and I got a chance to get my hands on it. They only had one level demoed for us but from what I played I am very optimistic about this “little” big title being on the PSP.

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If you missed out on our incessant fangirl live tweeting on Monday and Tuesday during the Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft, Nintendo, and Sony conferences we’re posting up a recap of the action. This one is the Sony conference by Tigresa…  Check it out! TONS of games. TONS of fun with Sony this year.

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If you missed out on our incessant fangirl live tweeting on Monday and Tuesday during the Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft, Nintendo, and Sony conferences we’re posting up a recap of the action. This one is the Nintendo conference by both Molotov Cupcake and Tigresa… Molotov covered most of it and Tigresa stepped in towards the end. Check it out! Though this one wasn’t too exciting to watch. We’re being honest!

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If you missed out on our incessant fangirl live tweeting on Monday and Tuesday during the Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft, Nintendo, and Sony conferences we’re posting up a recap of the action. This one is the Ubisoft conference by Molotov Cupcake… Check it out! Think uber Ubi highlight: Assassin’s Creed gets even more stealthy and violent.

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If you missed out on our incessant fangirl live tweeting on Monday and Tuesday during the Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft, Nintendo, and Sony conferences we’re posting up a recap of the action. This one is the EA conference by Tigresa… Check it out! Mind-blowingly exciting, EA really kept fans on their toes. Mass Effect 2, Dragon Age, and the new Star Wars MMO were some of my choice favorites on display. (more…)

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Hey guys! If you missed out on our incessant fangirl live tweeting on Monday and Tuesday during the Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft, Nintendo, and Sony conferences we’re posting up a recap of the action. This one is the Microsoft conference by Molotov Cupcake… Check it out! Amazing new motion sensing capabilities of Project Natal hit the big screen, as well as a ton of the hits we’ve been waiting for. Yes, Halo was there. Twice. (more…)

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E3 is back again for 2009, and the first day has come around with many big announcements for gamers of all ages across all platforms.  A lot of news came out about many games old and new for various platforms, and several trailers that left gamers’ mouths watering. After the cut, I’ll go through some of the bigger stories as well as smaller stories that are particularly exciting.

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Capcom has remained my favorite publisher for over a decade now. Never one to disappoint, Capcom has put together an impressive line up of games for this years E3. Along with the expected fair, Capcom will also be showing off two mystery games. I wonder what they could be? Hit the jump for the full list.

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There have been a slew of announcements for upcoming games for the PSP and most of them seem to be big Triple-A titles.  So far, we already know that  titles like Little Big Planet and Rock Band are coming to the PSP, but yesterday Sony announced two more big titles set to come to the PSP: Soulcalibur along with Tekken 6 will be coming to the PSP sometime in Q3.

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