More like Team Free-tress 2! Right? Am I right? Yeah, high five! C'mon! Don't leave me hangin, bro!
The greatest song ever written by a pair of kind of crappy novelty songwriters appears via the Rock Band Network.
Lead designer tells Eurogamer that the studio is claiming a mulligan on the original PC scheme, and plans to update the game soon.
Now PC players too can cringe as Cole Phelps shouts angrily at innocent children and grieving widows.
Masahiro Sakurai uses his Famitsu column to manage expectations regarding the next Smash Bros.
Batman: Arkham City, Sound Shapes, and Battlefield 3 round out the rest of the most-nominated titles.
Shadows of the Damned is a hell of a good time.
Strauss Zelnick tells Forbes that 2K has future plans for the Duke Nukem brand.
Splinter Cell: Conviction players will still get guaranteed access.
Hey guys, remember renting video games? Now you can do that again, I guess.
The founder of Minority Media gives an open and frank interview about how Papo & Yo became a metaphor for his childhood.
Delightfully forthright developer tells Eurogamer he's unsure what the future of the franchise holds.
If you had high hopes about watching movies on that fancy new controller screen, you may want to make other plans.
Plus, a mystery kombatant is on the horizon!
Itagaki re-materializes just long enough to drop some tidbits about his first independent action game.
In which Alex tries to tout the virtues of Luigi's Mansion without sounding like an insane person.
LulzSec posse goes after multiple game company websites, steals personal user information.
Homefront 2 now in the hands of THQ Montreal.
Peter Molyneux goes to great lengths to dispel the notion that his latest Kinect title is a rails-based adventure.
Want to know when Skyward Sword and Super Mario 3DS are coming out? Too bad. But we know about some other stuff now!
Naughty Dog had one more trick up its sleeve at E3, and Alex was there to gush about it.
In which Alex attempts to make objective judgments about a game his name appears in.
New controller technology offers tablet-like functions, third-party support heavily touted.
New consoles! New games! New pie charts!
Previously console-exclusive fighter now coming to Sony's new handheld.