All the info you could possibly want on this retail Aussie-devil-rock expansion disc.
But will my little Xbox dude be able to brandish a gigantic flaming sword while answering movie trivia?
Games, crowds, and yes, booth girls from this year's Tokyo Game Show.
Something old, something new in this franchise reboot for Ubisoft's mystical action adventure series.
You'd better be, if you want to play all three factions' single-player campaigns.
Bungie filled in a few of the blanks on this standalone Halo campaign disc at the Tokyo Game Show.
Relax, you still can't move while shooting. See? Totally Resident Evil!
We've probably got as many questions as you do, but post yours anyway.
The latest impressions of Sucker Punch's gritty open-world superhero/super villain PS3 game.
Here's some shots of what we did today, packaged up in a handy new image gallery embed tool you can use yourself in your blogs and forum posts.
On the ground and ready to shoot a bunch of weird videos that will hopefully, sort of be related to games.
Find out why even a Banjo neophyte like me got pulled in by the ingenious, humorous originality of this new sequel.
Your one-stop shop for all the crazy Nintendo shenanigans these last 24 hours.
Here's a quick look at the competitive multiplayer in Ubisoft's unique console strategy game, in advance of the stress-test demo's release next week.
Do you remember Little Mac's original title bout as fondly as we do? It seems Nintendo has got all our backs.
Straight from Japan: the new Nintendo DSi, and a new Punch-Out!! Their exclamation marks, hopefully, not mine.
Do you realize how many high-profile games are coming out this month? A metric tonne. How much is that? I don't know, but it sure sounds like a lot.
Along with a gang of other talented folks. But what are they doing exactly? Mum's still the word on that.
Four hours (and one nuked village) into Bethesda's post-apocalyptic RPG sequel, I feel like I've barely gotten started.
Guitar Hero: World Tour is taking the feature-set fight to Rock Band in a way last year's sequel failed to do. Hurray for competition!
Multiplayer gets mercenary in this look at the online modes in Ubi Montreal's upcoming open-world shooter.
The Capcom Unity blog dropped a cruel tease this morning with the unveiling of the home-console version's cover artwork. And here it is.
Splinter Cell: Conviction will supposedly emerge from the shadows at some point, after all, and it will be "evolved."
We can't review every game that comes out. That's where you come in! Here's the Giant Bomb community consensus on a few recent releases.
All this assuming it's a new Project Gotham sequel is really wearing me out.