The levels, DOA and Five are described below.

• DOA, or Dead Ops Arcade puts you and up to three other soldiers in a pursuit of the Cosmic Silverback; tracking him through a gauntlet of arenas filled with traps, treasure and waves of flesh-hungry zombies.

• Five features four significant real-life figures from the Cold War era: John F. Kennedy, Robert McNamara, Fidel Castrol and Richard Nixon. They are all meeting in the Pentagon when zombies break in and start attacking.

Nothing celebrates President’s Day like a zombie shooting spree.

Hurry though, it’s only for the weekend.

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According to Media Week, Channel Five is in talks about bringing its Demand Five service to PS3.

The service allows users to catch up on programs airing on the channel, such as Neighbours, CSI and Home & Away.

Already, the service is available to view on PS3 via the web browser, but Five says it wants to bring in an branded application to the console to bring in a bigger audience.

Already, the BBC has its iPlayer service on PS3, with ITV following suit. Channel 4 is also apparently in talks about bringing its 4oD service too.

Thanks, Digital Spy.

Nintendo’s announced “Britain’s Best Brain”, a Five TV programme in the format of the endless, suicide-inducing talent shows vomited all over recent annual schedules.

Contestants will take part in national heats, competing on Wii and DS games including Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training: How Old is your Brain?, Wii Fit and Big Brain Academy.

There’s a list of regionals after the break. If you’re interested, look at this.

Coincidentally, MCV reckons Nintendo’s coughed up £2 million for this.

NINTENDO AND FIVE SEARCH FOR ‘BRITAIN’S BEST BRAIN’

-Brains of Britain invited to audition for Five’s exciting new TV series in nationwide tour-

Are you a whizz at quizzes, nuts about numbers and have a mind boggling memory? Then you could be in with the chance of starring in Five’s new prime-time TV show, Britain’s Best Brain powered by Nintendo.

Nintendo and Five are launching a nationwide quest to find the best brains in Britain, putting prospective contestants through a series of challenges in a nationwide road show which will visit major cities across the UK, during July and August:

Location

Dates

CastleCourt Shopping Centre, Belfast

4th & 5th July

Metro Centre, Newcastle

11th & 12th July

Braehead Shopping Centre, Glasgow

18th & 19th July

Arndale Centre, Manchester

25th & 26th July

Westfield’s Shopping Centre, London

1st & 2nd August

Queen Street, Cardiff

8th & 9th August

The Bullring, Birmingham

15th & 16th August

The challenges are designed to stretch and test your mental and physical limits on popular games on the Nintendo Wii and DS, including Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training: How Old is your Brain?, Wii Fit and Big Brain Academy.

So, if you think you’re excellent at problem solving, have an outstanding memory, or perfect co-ordination, head to your nearest road show to see if you can make it to the audition booth and be in with the chance of appearing on Britain’s Best Brain.

Prospective contestants can also apply to be part of the show by visiting http://five.tv/bestbrain .

Ubisoft will kick off the Assassin’s Creed II campaign this weekend with both a full trailer and a teaser video appearing on UK television.

The premiere will air on Five during The Da Vinci Code, Sunday at 8pm.

Suppose you will have to sit through the whole thing to catch a glimpse. Shame that.

This will be the first video showing actual footage of the game.

More over on CVG.