One of LittleBigPlanet 2's selling points was that users would be able to create their own games within the game. An extremely enterprising (and patient) player has done a remarkable job of recreating the indie hit Super Hexagon in the PS3 game.

Super Hexagon creator Terry Cavanagh gave a shout-out to the video on his Twitter feed. The clip was uploaded by PsnSasukeuchica, and it shows an 8-minute look at the game in action. The LittleBigPlanet one. Not the real one, which is conveniently available on iOS and Android.

Wow.

Square Enix is teasing a new game, but with little information.

VG247 received confirmation of the game’s title, Murdered: Soul Suspect, earlier today, with Square Enix telling them, “Murdered: Soul Suspect is an exciting new game from Square Enix which challenges players to solve possibly the hardest case of all.”

The game is in development for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. Speculation across the web is that the title is a new Crystal Dynamics IP, though nothing has been confirmed at this point.

God of War: Ascension's live-action "From Dust" commercial was shown during the Super Bowl, and now Sony has released a video showing how it was made.

God of War: Ascension is coming to the PlayStation 3 on March 12.

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Warner Bros. and Netherrealm are holding a virtual tournament for Injustice, the results of which are being decided by fans. Today, we see what happens when Bane and Batman tussle, along with a match between Wonder Woman and Harley Quinn.

The clips below do a great job of showing off the game's destructible elements and environmental hazards. Sometimes it's falling down a pit. Other times, it's an old-fashioned Penguin impalement. Regardless, the matches are quick and brutal. When you're done soaking it all in, be sure to cast your vote on the next winners by visiting the game's official site.

Here's what happens when Batman and Bane decide to duke it out.

And there's clearly no love lost between Harley Quinn and Wonder Woman

Codemasters has released a new trailer for its upcoming racer Grid 2. You won't want to blink while you're watching it, lest you miss out on the action.

The game is due out May 28 on the PlayStation 3, PC, and Xbox 360. In the meantime, you may want to think about which of the retailer-specific preorder bonuses for the game you'll snag.

Take a look at our hands-on impressions of Grid 2 in our preview.