Multiple titles release today across many platforms, including a few AAA titles and even more DS games

EA announced today that they have hit their next milestone in domination of the racing genre: the franchise has thus far sold 100 million copies. That is a huge number.

Throughout the years, one aspect of society that has remained separate from the games industry is politics. Maybe games have not matured enough to touch on political topics or maybe nobody is really interested anyways. Whatever the case, politics and gaming have been like oil and water. Read on for more dry and captivating info.

Capcom and Tesla Motors join together to give away a few prizes, including a new car and a trip to Vegas.

Uncharted 2: Among Thieves and Brutal Legend release today to the world. Fallout 3: GOTY Edition, Where the Wild Things Are, and others are available today as well.

We received an email from Electronic Arts after playing the demo of FIFA 10. Is this a future trend considering the personal network marketing that developers have been using (Twitter, Facebook)?

Today Visceral Games announced the writer for their upcoming game Dante’s Inferno is Academy Award nominated writer Will Rokos. Rokos penned the screenplay for 2001’s Monster’s Ball. Dante’s Inferno executive producer Jonathan Knight commented on Rokos and the storyline.

There is another big title to add to this list beginning in just a few short days. Monster Energy Drink has teamed up with what many consider to be the biggest title of 2009, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, to bring a not new branded drink called “Assault” to gamers. In addition to the branding on the packaging, fans will have the opportunity win prizes from COD:MW 2 and Monster.

Check out Newsweek’s article on the differences between 64-bit and 32-bit computing and how it will be more widespread. See the bit about the upshot for gamers:

Head over to Kotaku.com and check out Owen Good’s well-written article on what it’s like to be a “non-white” in the universe of video games.