Etnies x EA shoe set to celebrate Skate 2 release.
Gamasutra interview goes deep with Arc System Works, the minds behind Guilty Gear and BlazBlue.
Twisted Pixel's The Maw comes to Xbox Live Arcade next week.
A helpful tip for all you coke fiends out there trying to get straight: play arcade games until even the guys who work at the arcade feel sorry for your coked-up ass.
Today's "Amazon Gold Box" is focused on video games. See anything you like?
Jim Ross is preparing for more THQ voiceover work, which can only mean that there's more WWE action on the way.
Not surprising, but still a legit confirmation.
Bob's Game protest ends in destruction, angst.
Criterion opens a merchandise store and shows off the rest of its upcoming DLC homage to great cars from TV and film.
Sony talks to Sucker Punch to reveal the new CES details on their upcoming project.
What happens when you combine those three things? Sounds like magic, right?
Sony makes the case for the PS3's current price by comparing it to the other guys. We say "why stop there?"
Reminder: If you have a 360, you could be checking out that Skate 2 demo right now.
Before you get all carried away with your Rock Band rumors, MTV has something to say about all this.
Red Alert 3 Uprising to hit in March with new campaigns, units, and yes, more Gemma Atkinson.
Research project turned Xbox 360 game creation software pops up at CES.
When your demo is more QTE than cutting fools, you've got a problem on your hands.
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IGF finalists posted in preparation for March awards ceremony. Meanwhile, I wonder what the heck counts as "independent" these days.
I don't know if you know this, but this Call of Duty 4 game? Pretty popular.
The free map pack thrown in with new, sealed copies of Gears of War 2 is now up for sale on the Xbox Live Marketplace. Uh... why?
Professional fan-animated World of Warcraft clip is here to remind you that MMO animations are still pretty lame.
Yeah, good. Restrict access to the thing that helps you sell games to people who have already purchased it. Great idea.
Epic takes another crack at fixing what ails its multiplayer shooter.