In The Bourne Conspiracy, “60 percent of the game is playing through original flashbacks and forty percent is playing through re-imagined parts of the Bourne Identity.” Video preview after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Now, our previews have talked about how the fighting system in Bourne works, but this was our first time really getting the opportunity to go at it again and again. So far, one thing has stood out: breaking jaws doesn’t get boring.

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It’s sheer eye candy. The sleek ASUS U6 sports bamboo accents for an “eco-friendly nature vibe”. Available later this year, priced at $2000. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Apparently, it’s tough to pull off heat management. So way, really? Building laptops entirely out of wood is not a good idea? Whatever, we’re actually pretty satisfied with this compromise.

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The M60M is a designer watch in which “the clock face exists as a ring only — the center is totally empty.” No word yet on pricing or availability. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Using a similar system as the snowboard soft bindings for the wrist, the watch can be worn tight or loose. By pressing the open button the wrist will open it self due to the spring tension of the steel.

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For those who were in the HMV Oxford Street, London area yesterday, Hideo Kojima was there signing MGS4 sleeves as well as MGS Essential Collection. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Joining him was lead artist Yoji Shinkawa and Beauty and the Beast model Yumi Kikuchi. Our friends at PS3 Fanboy were at the event and report that the first 300 pre-printed sleeves went rather swiftly.

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Designed by Peter Lea, this “Open Table” concept boasts an integrated multimedia control panel and a carousel underneath for all your discs. No word yet on availability. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Let’s face it, big disc collections can be hard to maintain, and they become an eyesore if stored out in the open.

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Ninja Gaiden for the NES is “renowned for its innovative use of cinematic cutscenes [and] represents one of the first NES games to feature a full, movie-like story.” ScrewAttack takes a look back at this title after the break.

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Created by Umang Dokey for iLounge’s Design the Next iPhone contest, this 3G iPhone video shows what the interface might look like. Continue reading to watch.

It’s got a very cool overlay for on-screen menu options as well, which is something we’d like to see more of on the actual 3G iPhone.

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Dragonball Z: Burst Limit for the PS3, Xbox 360 boasts “fierce on the internet battles and radical 3D graphic effects” that “blur the line between videogame and iconic anime series.” Videos after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

Jam-packed with graphically enhanced playable characters, realistic battle stages and environments, players can take hold and experience Dragon Ball Z as never before.

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