The World Cyber Games tournament might not be held this time in India. This is because the organizers of the event, Indiagames, has decided to withdraw from it altogether. They blame the main organizers of this international tournament, ICM, for their withdrawal. ICM has allegedly not supported Indiagames financially or with marketing and has made it difficult for them to sponsor trips for the teams and players who win the finals in India. This is a really sad day for Indian gaming.

For a limited time Donut Games is offering the Spikey’s Bounce Around game for iPhone and iPod Touch free of cost. Spikey’s bounce usually costs $1.99 but is free now for a limited period.

EA kickstarts beta testing of their upcoming online racing game. Here’s how you can take part in it.

Sniper Elite is a World War II game set at the end of the war. You play as an elite OSS sniper who covertly hunts the Russian military to safeguard Berlin’s nuclear secrets. With realistic physics and atmosphere, this game is a steal at $2 on Steam.

Cavedog’s strategy epic from 1997, Total Annihilation, has been released on Impulse. This game features amazing depth and was the forerunner of the current science-fiction strategy games. Total Annihilation along with its Core Contingency expansion is available for $9.99 on Impulse.

A new version of the exceptional turn-based strategy game Worms is expected to be released on PC as a Steam exclusive. Worms Reloaded currently has a Steam community page but no public beta. New screenshots are also going to be released in a few hours.

The Deus Ex: Human Revolution teaser trailer has been let loose from the GDC. Though it rightfully upholds its name as a “teaser”, Deus-Ex starved fanboys want a lot more from a trailer!

Streaming modern games on your ancient computer is all the rage now. Gaikai, the game-streaming service announced their partnership with InstantAction – the semi-streaming service for games. With it, you can easily play great games on your non-gaming laptop with ease over the internet.

Gaming Friday: A round up of this week’s gaming news and deals.

OnLive is a cloud-based gaming service that brings high-quality gaming to your low-end system. With broadband internet and massive amounts of code, this subscription based service promises to offer gaming on demand. OnLive will go live on the 17th of June 2010.

Sony has decided to fight the Wii’s motion sensing gaming with its own. Dubbed the “PlayStation Move”, the controllers will work in tandem with the PlayStation Eye with great precision. The PlayStation Move will be available this fall in three bundles.

Sleep is Death is an experimental game of storytelling. It is a two player-only game and will be available for pre-order for about a month. The preorder price is $9 and that will fetch you two copies (one for yourself, and one for your friend/spouse/boss/family-member). Have a blast playing this unusual game when it is released!

A whole week of deals on Eidos Square Enix games. Day 2 carries Battlestations and Order of War collection.

More good news awaits for Mac users eager to try out Team Fortress 2.

Ubisoft’s DRM servers experienced an outage caused by hackers over the past couple of days. This is seen as a protest by the hackers against the diabolical DRM protection that is Ubisoft’s mechanism for ensuring people play its original games.