Sucker Punch, the good people behind the sneaky Sly Cooper games updated us all on the inFAMOUS 2 and the new feature they are going to be implementing into the game: user generated content.

User generated content is obviously very big right now, but the demo we saw today showed us how Sucker Punch plans to implement this feature. The user generated content will be implemented into the core game alongside the missions created by Sucker Punch. While a lot of user created content will be available, Sucker Punch plans to implement the best and most played as in game options for the player, as well as selections based on the studio's favorites they have seen being made by the community.

Sucker Punch said that users will have access to all the vehicles, props, and game types made available to them that they use in their missions and will even include special types of missions for users to create. This is very exciting and has some fresh implementations on user generated content. The user generated content seems pretty deep so it may not have that generic feel to it that is does in other games and it sounds and looks like the way it is being implemented, by what we aw in the preview today, that it will be very streamlined into the game, as said by the developer. This is a fresh take from games that either focusing completely on user generated content or games that just tack this feature on in an in game download section that fizzles out quickly in the game's lifespan. It will be interesting to see what kind of missions are created and just how creative the community can be at making great user generated missions!

A new Playstation Move title is something I've really been looking forward to, as you may have heard. Sly Cooper also happens to be one of my favorite platformers ever created and I am a bit interested in seeing how his abilities are going to be used in this title. It will also be interesting to see how the developer will bring these worlds together and seeing all of these diverse characters interacting, though Murray will be missed.

Head over to the linked article which shows us a bit of the story behind the game. The game doesn't look too shabby visual wise, but I would much rather continue seeing Sly and Bentley in their cel-shaded style.

Playstation Move Heroes trailer explores inter-universal plot [Joystiq]

I've been giving consideration to the kinds of titles I want to see on the 3DS Virtual Console that will be re-releasing Gameboy and Gameboy Color titles (possibly Advanced down the road) with dashes of 3D effects on them. So hit the jump to see my next pick of a title I want to see on the 3DS Virtual Console!

Yea, yea I know I sound insane. I know Nintendo obviously will want to do everything they can to distance themselves from the Virtual Boy with the 3DS. I also know that they've only said that they plan to emulate Gameboy and Gameboy Color games, with the possibility of adding Game Boy Advance titles down the road. Though hopefully any self-respecting gamer is secretly praying each night that they eventually add WonderSawn Color, NeoGeo Pocket Color, and GameGear to the lineup with added 3D effects, hey a guy can dream, right?

I know the Virtual Boy has a bad reputation and with good reason. Many people found the black and red visuals to be very hard on the eyes and while Nintendo had some great titles on the horizon for sort of a "reboot" of the system, they decided to can the little guy before titles like Donkey Kong Country 2, Bound High,Super Mario Land, and Dragon Hopper could be released for it.

However, just because a system doesn't happen to have a solid lineup through and through doesn't mean there aren't some gems to be had. After all, even N-Gage had those Pandemonium ports and...um...that bad Sonic Advance port. Okay, okay bad example.

I cannot help but wonder just how many of you spouting out hate of the Virtual Boy have ever actually laid hands on one. I have owned two of the systems myself and there are a couple games I've always really enjoyed for the system that I think a lot of gamers will too, given the chance to replay them again or experience them for the first time. So here are my picks for some games I thoroughly enjoyed on the system and hope and pray someday get a second chance at life on the 3DS.

Mario's Tennis is a great example. This pack-in game for the console actually is the title that truly spawned some really killer Mario sports titles. We all love Mario's Tennis for the Nintendo 64, it was always one of my favorites on that system, but we have the Virtual Boy version to thank for laying the ground work. The game features nice looking sprites though on fairly bland backgrounds. However, the 3D esque effects give some nice field of view and allow you to experience depth much better than any previous tennis title that came before it. Sure some stage variety would have been nice, as well as more game mode options, and items, but this title is simple, fun, and back in the day, came free with the system. This game being emulated on the 3DS would make a killer downloadable title and I have a feeling would sell very well for Nintendo by the name "Mario's Tennis" alone.

Galactic Pinball is hands down one of my favorite pinball titles ever created. Developed by Nintendo's Intelligent Systems (Super Metroid, Tetris Attack, Paper Mario, etc.) this title featured addictive, simple gameplay with fun mini-games built into each board (one with a fun Samus Aran cameo). Galactic Pinball is known for having some of the best sound effects and music of any Virtual Boy title and while the gameplay is fairly straightforward (it is pinball after all) and never quite reaches the same quality of Turbo-Grafx 16's Devil's Crush, the boards all have some unique aspect of them that keep the gameplay fresh. Controls are simple and tight and the depth effects added a fun visual aspect to the game that the 3DS will be able to easily mimic. Your corneas will be begging for a break once you get hooked on this little gem.

Wario Land for the Virtual Boy was, in this platformer fans opinion, THE reason to own the system. Great level and visual design along with addictive, fun platforming shows what Nintendo shines at. This fun game plays very similar to the first Wario Land title with some added items. The game has fun boss battles and the levels themselves are quite large with lots of areas to explore. Wario often had to jump between different layers of the stage (think Donkey Kong Country Returns) to obtain all the items in a stage, though like other Wario Games, you don't have to go out searching for every piece of treasure, but it is certainly a joy to do in this game. The 3DS Virtual Console was made for a game like this, I surely hope Nintendo does not shun the chance to let gamers experience one of the best and most forgotten title in the Wario Land series. The only real downside to this title is that is rather short, but it plays much better than Wario's more recent outings. I'm looking at you Wario Land 4 and Wario Land: Shake It. This addictive platformer will have you begging for more.

Jack Bros. was a title published by Atlus. It had a limited run and is one of the more rare titles to find on the console. When it is seen on eBay! It sells for way more than any average gamer would want to pay for it. It would be nice to see this title brought back to life. It features the mascot characters from Megami Tensei, in the first title in that series to be officially translated and released in North America. You pick one of three characters, Jack Frost,Jack Lantern or Jack Ripper, and push through levels to collect all keys on the floor in an over-head view. The gameplay can be compared to The Tower of Druaga, a classic arcade game by Namco and also the classic Atari Arcade title, Gauntlet. However, Jack Bros has a lot more character to it and is easily one of the most unplayed games on the system despite having solid, addictive old school gameplay.

Mario Clash is a title that adds a 3D element to the traditional Mario Arcade game you've probably experience at least once on your GameBoy Advance. The game features that classic Mario gameplay of knocking Mario's opponents off the platforms. While the gameplay did get repetitive, much like the old school Mario Arcade title, but the added stereoscopic 3D effects allowed a bit more depth to the gameplay. Mario was now giving the ability to knock off enemies on different layers of the playing field, and allowing Mario to hop in the middle of the stage depending on level to knock off enemies in the background and foreground. This title would be perfect on 3DS, even if it was a newer, re-made game that allowed for multiplayer with Luigi, in the same style of the Mario Arcade game. So come on Nintendo, if we can't have Virtual Boy titles on the 3DS Virtual Console, give us a downloadable Mario Clash 2, maybe with some nice Paper Mario and Mario Galaxy themed levels and boss battles? Yep, I'm very much a wishful thinker.

So who knows if Nintendo will hear the cries of those of us who've experienced these wonderful titles first hand. I simply would love for these games to come back and show that despite all of the hate about the Virtual Boy that has been dished out over the years, gamers who've never seen or experienced the console themselves can see that there were pretty nice little gems on the system that have gone unnoticed or have just plain been forgotten over the years. I think the bigger names of Mario's Tennis and Wario Land would end up being big sellers on the Virtual Console, especially in the earlier time frame when there are less titles to choose from and gamers are looking to try something fresh on their new handheld.