With the Left 4 Dead Survivor Pack DLC releasing next Tuesday I figured it would all benefit us to go over what exactly has been added and fixed with the new update from Valve.

More cannabalizing news after the break.

Today, in a bit of a surprise move, Crunchgear posted news that the president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, David Reeves, is stepping down.  He will be replaced by Andrew House, no relation to Gregory House, who previously held the title of chief marketing officer. 

The magical rumor that's now floating on Joystiq and VG247, is that David Reeves will be heading to Realtime Worlds in a "senior position."  Now for those of you who might not know, Realtime Worlds are the folks working on the All Points Bulletin MMO, which is kinda like Grand Theft Auto plus MMO equals awesome.

One would assume he's not going into any kind of development role, so this is huge considering the general line was that he was retiring.  Joystiq hasn't received any confirmation of this move from Realtime Worlds as of the time of this writing.

The huge patch that everybody has been wating for has finally been released!  Including the long awaited new content of Ulduar and Dual Specs, the patch is a beast to download, so start it up if you haven't already background downloaded it already.

Of course, because of huge talent tree changes, all player talent points have been refunded and reset, so you'll have to respec on login, so don't forget!  The Argent Tournament has also come to Icecrown, and ground mounts now swim.

The patch notes are huge, and just about anywhere you care to look, so happy downloading and adventuring!

Ars Technica Reported today that Sony has released a statement on Patapon 2, the popular PSP puzzle rhythm game, will be released in a digital format as a test to see how consumers will respond to it in tests of the coming digital gaming front that we'll soon come to face.

Thank you sir, may I have another? Why yes! More after the break.

EA has a new physics engine that it's dying to show you for the upcoming Fight Night Round 4.

Not only is the game improved graphically from Fight Night 3, but these physics are something to get excited about.  There will be realistic punching and reaction with things like blood, sweat and tears that move as they should.

This is certainly looking very impressive and is guaranteed to excite fight fans everywhere.

As I hear more on this I'll be sure to tell the world on Konsole Kontrast, but for now check this link out and see for yourself.

http://www.joystiq.com/2009/04/13/video-physics-at-work-in-fight-night-round-4/