Since its launch on November 14 Call Of Duty: World At War has managed to become the third fastest selling title (behind GTA IV, and San Andreas) in UK buyers’ history. Also surpassing predecessor Modern Warfare by a ratio of 2:1, Treyarch’s midas touch on the series is paying dividends with gamers.

Capcom is bringing it’s high definition redux of Street Fighter II Turbo to the Xbox Live Arcade, or the new ‘Xbox Experience’ as it will be, on November 26. The 2D beat ‘em up features new high res graphics for it’s bow on the next gen consoles, although Sony has remained mum about when the fighter is likely to hit the PlayStation Network. With Thursdays currently the day of the week for PSN updates, it could be Nov 27. We’ll keep you posted.

Bill Murray’s crowning glory came the moment he stepped into the ego-centric shoes of angry weatherman Phil Connors. Now set to relive itself on Blu-ray, Groundhog Day is arriving on the format containing all of its original DVD extras, and a light flurry of BD-Exclusives.

Containing a commentary with director and fellow Ghostbuster Harold Ramis, ‘The Weight of Time’, ‘A Different Day’ and ‘Study of Groundhogs’ round off the featurettes present on this disc along with some choice deleted scenes. Completing this package is, ‘Needle Nose Ned’s PiP Track’ and BD-Live connectivity.

Groundhog Day is released stateside on January 27.

Sky is putting pressure on Hollywood to remaster older films in HD. The broadcaster has been showing classic movies in high definition on it’s film channels, and was the first to show The Sound Of Music in HD. But the broadcaster has a definite goal in mind according to the Director of Sky Movies and Sky Box Office: “We continue to push them [the studios] so we can have a classics channel in HD.” Ian Lewis told Screen Finance magazine.

Sci-Fi fans rejoice: the buzz-building press juggernaut behind the new Star Trek movie has culminated in the online release of the movie’s first proper trailer. With plenty of action and effects clips from the finished film, as well as a super-cool opening scene featuring a young James Tiberius Kirk, the trailer is sure to get all trekkies excited ahead of the May 2009 release of JJ Abram’s reboot. Find the trailer (in HD!) online at www.startrekmovie.com right now.