This week, KontrolFreek announced worldwide availability of its latest controller accessory, Speed Freek APEX, designed to lock in better car handling, generate faster lap times and exploit the car’s performance to the max on Forza Motorsport 4, which will launch October 11. Designed with a patented “U” shaped controller attachment and tailored to provide extra thumb grip, the updated design allows players to take longer turns with ease as Speed Freek APEX enables the player to keep up on any track or terrain at high velocity.

Speed Freek APEX features:

• New and improved version of the Speed Freek for all racing games
• “U” shaped design prevents thumbs from slipping and reduces thumb fatigue
• Makes accurate and precise movements simpler
• Each package comes with 1 Speed Freek Apex and an extension adapter
• Extension adapter raises height and increases sensitivity for sharp turns and quick maneuvering
• Tournament Legal
• Also works well with racing games and simulators including Gran Turismo, Need for Speed, Burnout, F1, Blur, Forza 4 and many more
• Available for $9.99 USD online and in Microsoft stores

Infinity Ward (the makers of the good Call of Duty games) has announced today that the brand new security patch for Modern Warfare 2 is finished and going through internal quality assurance.  This comes as great news especially for PS3 owners (the few that aren’t cheating, that is) who have fallen victim to cheating buttholes for way too long.

The update will address known security issues that have affected online play and will be released for all platforms, though, no release date has been announced yet.

In addition to the security updates, the patch will address “a small geo exploit on the map Fuel, which players exploited in order to get inside a rock on the outskirts of the map.”