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.

Media Molecule’s LittleBigPlanet has entered the UK games chart in fourth place. The platform game-cum-level creator was expected to be the next big thing this winter, but suffered from a minor delay. It was pipped to the post in the week ending November 8, by the other massive titles listed below.

1. Gears of War 2 (Xbox 360)
2. FIFA 09 (PC, Xbox 360, PS3, PS2, PSP, Wii, DS)
3. Fallout 3 (PC, Xbox 360, PS3)
4. LittleBigPlanet (PS3)

The UK’s leading high definition entertainment magazine, HD Review, has been given a great new look and with it a new name: High Definition Review. Imagine Publishing’s popular technology review magazine has been at the forefront of the fastest-growing entertainment sectors and the slick new makeover means High Definition Review is more attractive to consumers than ever before.

With the huge surge in sales of high definition TVs and Blu-ray players, and with Blu-ray Discs selling strongly, High Definition Review is better placed than ever to guide readers through this credit crunch-busting industry.

Created by industry experts with a passion for cutting-edge technology, High Definition Review is a sophisticated, authoritative, accessible guide to the ever-growing world of high definition. Offering an unprecedented look into the fastest-growing entertainment industry in the world, featuring interviews, news and in-depth features, High Definition Review is a must-have magazine for those looking to discover HD films and TV, as well as those already won over by the unsurpassed picture and sound quality the technology offers.

High Definition Review Editor Keith Hennessey commented: “Over the last year the high definition sector has grown even more rapidly than we expected and we wanted the magazine’s look to reflect that. We aim to deliver the most up-to-date information, solid advice and unbiased opinion for the world of Blu-ray and high definition.”

Issue 13 is the first issue to sport the new look and title and is available from 20 November from newsagents and the Imagine Publishing eShop: www.imagineshop.co.uk

Rumours abound today that Sony and Nintendo are both planning new consoles that could see the light of day within the next three years. Nintendo has reportedly upped its r&d budget recently, with publishers and developers claiming the company’s Wii will get superseded by a fully HD, backwards compatible console focused on downloading content. Sony meanwhile are apparently sounding out industry types with regard to a fourth PlayStation console that could also be powered by the cell processor and pack double the power of it’s predecessor.

Sony have delayed the October debut of Ghostbusters and it’s sequel on Blu-ray. Although the studio announced both titles at an impressive booth at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, dates were never released, and it seems likely the films will now be held back to tie in with Activision’s Ghostbusters game – recently postponed until next year. The delay comes amid talk that Sony are looking to produce a new, updated entry into he franchise.