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In this edition of Weekend Recap, Silent Hill is going to hell in 2012 and PSN gets some serious Square Enix love for the holidays.

Still better than Daikatana.
While Battlefield 3 has sold over 5 million copies since it was released on October 25, Xbox Live Director of Programming "Major Nelson" revealed that EA's military first-person shooter has less player activity on Xbox Live than either Call of Duty: Black Ops or Modern Warfare 2. I wonder what will happen when Modern Warfare 3 launches later this month….

 

There was a joke here. It's gone now.
Konami’s survival-horror series, Silent Hill, gets three new games in 2012. Silent Hill HD Collection (Xbox 360, PS3) includes remastered versions of Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3, Silent Hill: Book of Memories brings co-op gameplay to the PS Vita, and Silent Hill: Downpour floods the PS3 and Xbox 360 sometime in March.

Me sucky-sucky. Me love you too much.
Rockstar Games finally released a trailer for the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 5, and the action will return to Los Santos, the fictional city first seen in GTA: San Andreas. Break a $20 and meet me at the strip club.

I have more lives than I do arms!
Square Enix has a mighty gift for you this Christmas. Well…it's not really a gift if you have to pay for it. Anyway…as part of their "Winter of RPGs" campaign, Square Enix will release three venerated classics on the PSN: Chrono Cross, Final Fantasy 5, and Final Fantasy 6. Joy to the world!