What time does Superbowl XLIV start? Are you guys reading for tonight's big game between the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints? I sure am! I'm a huge Colts fan and just seeing them make it to the Superbowl is enough, but of course I would be thrilled if they beat the Saints.

So what time does Superbowl XLIV start? The starting time is 6:25 p.m. EST, in accordance with CBS, the network broadcasting the game. The big game will be held at Dolphin Stadium in Miami, Florida. Meanwhile, the network's major game coverage will begin at 6:00 p.m. EST.

The NFC Champion New Orleans Saints are making their first Super Bowl physical appearance, while the Colts franchise is making its fourth. The Colts are trying to find their second title in four years.

So which team are you guys rooting for? This is the first time in years that my favored team as made it to the Super Bowl. However, I know some of your favorite teams were beaten thus it's hard to settle on one of two teams, particularly if one of them is responsible for knocking your team out of the play-offs.

Status on 'Bioshock' movie. While the release of "Bioshock 2" is right around the corner, fans of the videogame are left wondering what the status is on the "Bioshock" movie adaptation that was promised quite sometime ago.

According to some sources, pre-production is currently on hold at the moment. "Pirates of the Carribean" director Gore Verbinski was on tap to direct the movie at one point and it was even announced in April that he had walked away from the "Pirates" franchise.

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer was trying to get the team back together for a fourth "Pirates of the Carribean" entry, however, there has been no word as to whether or not Verbinski will be returning. If he doesn't, that leaves his slate wide open for a "Bioshock" movie.

So what's the good news in the midst of all this? There has been some talk that the reason Verbinski didn't want to return to the "Pirates" franchise was because of his continued work on the "Bioshock" adaptation. Lets hope this is true!

'Mass Effect 2' ships 2 million copies. Owners of Microsoft's X-Box 360 have been eagerly awaiting the release of BioWare's highly-anticipated sequel to their smash-hit "Mass Effect". EA has announced that they have shipped more than two million copies of the role-playing shooter worldwide.

BioWare has packed "Mass Effect 2" with loads of goodies including tons of downloadable-content through its in-game Cerberus Network. Free for those who purchased the Xbox 360 and PC game new, the DLC currently includes a new crew member who can be recruited as well as a bonus mission. Down the road, BioWare has said that it will introduce new weapons like the M-22 Eviscerator Shotgun as well as the Hammerhead hover tank.

Look out "Halo"! The X-Box 360 may have a new title to compete with the reigning champion that has sold more copies than any other console title to date. We doubt "Mass Effect 2" will sell anything near what "Halo 3" did, but who knows? Maybe "Mass Effect 3" could pull it off.

'Guitar Hero' head leaving Activision. Last year, Activision hired former Yahoo COO Dan Rosenwieg to serve as president and CEO of "Guitar Hero" developer RedOctane. Today, the publisher announced that Rosenwieg's term of service with the company has ended, with the executive moving on "to pursue other career oppurtunities."

Game Spot writes: Rosensweig took the helm of the Guitar Hero business as the music genre was beginning a precipitous decline. Despite a flood of releases, including Guitar Hero 5, Guitar Hero: Metallica, Guitar Hero: Van Halen, DJ Hero, Guitar Hero: Smash Hits, Guitar Hero On Tour: Modern Hits, Band Hero, Rock Band: The Beatles, and Lego Rock Band, rhythm game sales were barely half what they were the year before.

Rosensweig's role at Activision will be filled by David Haddad, currently the COO of the "Guitar Hero" business unit. Before joining Activision, Haddad served as COO of Vivendi Games' Sierra Online division.

This week, Sony provided an update on the game's sales figures, stating "Infamous" has now sold more than 1.2 million units worldwide. "Infamous" is one of the highest rated games of 2009, however, it's performance isn't exactly comparable. The Playstation 3-exclusive from Sly Cooper developer Sucker Punch sold more than 350,000 copies during its first month. Sony has apparently lowered the price of the game to $39.99 in an attempt to pick up the sales rate. They've also announced protagonist Cole's Gigawatt Blades superpower, which had previously been offered as a preorder incentive, would be available to all gamers free of charge beginning December 10. We'll keep you posted.

Konami announced today that "Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker", the latest installment in the highly successful videogame franchise, is set to launch in North America on May 25, 2010. It will ship three days later in the United Kingdom. Peace Walker puts players in the role of Naked Snake/Big Boss once more and gives them a look at the earliest stages of his Outer Heaven mercenary group. Series creator Hideo Kojima and Konami are emphasizing Peace Walker as a "full-scale sequel" in the Metal Gear series and not a spin-off or side project. One of the big new additions to Peace Walker is cooperative multiplayer action for up to four players. Gamers can pick from one of four Snakes, each with its own equipment and focus on stealth, combat, or a mix of the two.

Legacy Interactive plans to launch a game based on Fox's top-rated medical drama "House, M.D." according to reports. The House, M.D. game will let fans of the show step into the sneakers of the gruff diagnostician, played by British actor Hugh Laurie. Players will help solve five different medical mysteries with more than 100 puzzles and minigames. As on TV, House will have help from his supporting team of doctors, as well as his favored colleague/enabler Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard) and hospital administrator Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein). It is unclear if the actors will lend their voices to the game, but early images show at least their likenesses will appear in it according to Gamespot. House, M.D. will arrive on the PC and Macintosh in February, with a DS edition to arrive in April.

Well, I guess this is good news for gamers though Tiger Woods probably doesn't deserve this. Electronic Arts is a longtime developer and publisher of the Tiger Woods PGA Tour series of golfing sims. "Our strong relationship with Tiger for more than a decade remains unchanged," the company said in statement provided to GameSpot. "We respect Tiger's privacy, we wish him a fast recovery, and we look forward to seeing him back on the golf course." EA's collaboration with Woods dates all the way back to 1998, when it published Tiger Woods 99 PGA Tour Golf for the PC and original PlayStation. Since then, the series has appeared on every major gaming platform save the Sega Dreamcast, selling millions of copies according to Gamespot.

According to reports, some of the nation's biggest retailers are luring in gamers by discounting top videogame titles, some by as much as $20. Wal-Mart and Amazon are just two of the many retailers who are cutting the prices on top titles like "Uncharted 2", "Halo 3: ODST", "Dragon Age", "Tekken 6", "Left 4 Dead 2" and "Madden NFL 10". Don't worry Wii owners. You guys won't be left out. "Mario and Sonic at the Winter Olympic Games" and "The Beatles: Rock Band" are selling for $40 as well. Wal-Mart is even offering a $50 gift card when buyer's purchase a Wii console. There's no telling how long these great deals will last, so be sure to take full advantage if you're planning on grabbing good deals for Christmas!