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Though we’ve thoroughly enjoyed Just Cause 2 ’s “Anatomy of a Stunt” videos, we’re not sure the one you see posted above is accurately titled. Though the name ” Rocket Launcher Jump ” does capture some of the components of the stunt, it fails to mention a few other important buzzwords; namely “speedboat,” “ramp,” “explosion,” “death,” “aerial,” and “unimaginably awesome.” Do yourself a favor and check out the video above, which we’ve chosen to remoniker “Unimaginably Awesome Speedboat Ramp Jump Aerial Rocket Launcher Explosion Death.” Gallery: Just Cause 2 Just Cause 2 trailer analyzes anatomy of the ‘Rocket Launcher Jump’ stunt originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:00:00 EST.

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Just Cause 2 trailer analyzes anatomy of the ‘Rocket Launcher Jump’ stunt

Phew, we can all relax now. According to this first gameplay footage from Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands , all concerns that the new game would forgo elements of exploration and environmental puzzle-solving — and just go all-out “Bruckheimer” — should be allayed. Plus, The Prince totally has some Andy Gibb hair going on

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Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands gameplay footage revealed; game coming to PC in June

Alright, look folks, if you have any intention of purchasing the upcoming Dawn of War II expansion Chaos Rising , we once again urge that you jump on the pre-order deal and get yourself a free copy of Saints Row 2 . So when you’re done getting chaos all risen up, you can spend some time shooting poo onto buildings. Seriously, that’s really a gameplay option

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Dawn of War II’s ‘Chaos Rising’ expansion shows multiplayer chaos

While what we’ve seen of the track editor in ModNation Racers has been impressive so far. But it’s always lacked a certain amount of … carnage.

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ModNation Racers trailer introduces devastating props

Though we all got a first eyes-on with Street Fighter IV ’s iPhone appearance not too long ago via an exclusive early look from GamePro, Capcom just officially released the first video of the game as well as a smattering of new screenshots (all 32 of which have been conveniently compiled by Andriasang ). And while the trailer seen above features the same two fighters (Ken and Ryu) that the last video did, we certainly don’t mind getting another chance to marvel at the uncanny vision of Street Fighter IV being played competitively on iPhones; it’s quite like being drunk in North Korea — something just doesn’t feel right. The trailer also gives a “Coming March 2010″ at the end, so it would seem that we don’t have too much longer before we’ll be able to marvel at the game from the comfort of our own phones

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New Street Fighter IV iPhone media arrives on US shores

While we’re happy to see any new media related to Metroid: Other M , this new trailer isn’t doing much to build excitement. Here’s a short list of Metroid standards missing from the video: Samus’s suit Metroids Weapons But on the other hand, it has: The catchphrase used by the annoying AI guide that nobody liked in Metroid Fusion At least, now we know we’ll be able to skip the cutscenes between the awesome shooting sequences.

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Metroid: Other M trailer features a Samus soliloquy

The upcoming Transformers: War for Cybertron seems determined to impress with its rendition of the titular transforming robots’ home world, Cybertron. But see, there’s one crucial mistake made by the game, one that hasn’t been entirely evident until now: No matter what planet he’s on, no matter where he is, Optimus Prime is only allowed to transform into a truck and not Tim Burton’s version of the Batmobile from 1989. Well, okay, we lied — we’ll also accept Optimus in gorilla form , too

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Transformers: War for Cybertron media brings the fight home

You love explosions, right? You’re a fan of head thrashing music, are you? Can’t get enough of text flying at your face, you say

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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 TV ad features explosions, accolades

Hello Games could be pulling a fast one on us all, but the first trailer for the studio’s upcoming digitally distributed Joe Danger features PlayStation 3 button commands on screen during the map creation showcase (as pictured above). As such, we’re totally breaking out the jump to conclusions mat and getting our hop on — the game is clearly coming to PS3 (via the PlayStation Network)! Alright, alright, it helps that during the game’s preview on the latest GameTrailers TV , it gets a “PSN” tagged lower third . And yes, we’ve followed up with the developers to see if it’s heading to Xbox Live and Steam as well

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See PSN-bound Joe Danger in action