Dead Space

Kotaku: Sideshow is bringing out a limited edition statue of Dead Space hero Isaac Clarke, dressed in his workman's duds from the first game, not his space policeman outfit from the sequel.

Dead Space is now on Android, iPhone and iPad

MediaStinger: "With the success of the Dead Space series, Dead Space 3 is a given, but with Dead Space 2 just being released, its going to be a couple years until we see Isaac Clarke return with the series. For now, Isaac is making a cameo in EA Sports upcoming re-release..."

NowGamer: Dead Space studio Visceral Games wants staff for a new IP

Check out some of the features for this new DLC pack and of course, the all important release date!

Hell Descent: In the latest Questions With Steve video, the very first footage of the DLC add-on Dead Space 2: Severed has been revealed. The footage starts at 2:12; Lexine can be seen on Wellers HUD looking as terrified as ever. It also looks like Weller and Lexine are married. Wellers HUD displays her status as spouse. Terrifying mutilated meat monsters are the perfect icebreaker!

The EA Store is kicking it into full gear with this year's promotions! Beginning this week we will be launching our Weekend Specials.

Ian Fisher writes: Set to ship in March, collectible company Epic Weapons will be releasing not just one but two Plasma Cutter replicas from Dead Space. Based on Isaacs weapons from the first two Dead Space games, the Plasma Cutter replicas are in 1:1 scale, which for those out there means that theyre the same size as they appear in the game and arent a measly scaled miniature. Opting to go for the 1:1 scale is certainly cool, but it means that the price will be higher as the Dead Space 1 Plasma Cutter retails for $220 while Isaacs weapon of choice from Dead Space 2 will cost gamers $240.

Fans of the Dead Space franchise are undoubtedly familiar with Unitology, a fictional religion which plays a crucial, antagonistic role series. It was Unitologists who caused the chaos to unfold on the USG Ishimura in the first game, and have been part of every release since then. As a religion, Unitology seems to bear a striking resemblance to Scientology. Both religions have science-fiction influences, vast payloads of wealth collected from their members, multiple ranks within the church which determine access to certain information, and a powerful collection of followers including CEOs and celebrities. The similarities seem to run throughout the games and are only strengthened by the events of Dead Space 2. Considering all this, I spoke with Wright Bagwell, the creative director on Dead Space 2, to get the developer's take on how they view Unitology and whether it's supposed to be a parody of Scientology.

Visceral Art Director, Ian Milham hints at the possibility of a Dead Space movie.