
Escaping the real world just got a little harder for those of you in the states that "matter" this November.

SOCOM's out. But the servers are busted.

The second part of my four-part stint on GameTrailers' Bonus Round is now available.

Ubi's snowboarding game includes a unique bit of extra stuff... but only if you buy the game at Target... and kick them a little extra for the privilege.

The Tokyo Game Show organizers have announced a batch of "best of show" winners from the FUTURE DIVISION.

Let's talk modes and maps as we discuss what's up with Gears of War 2's multiplayer side.

We're also actively thinking about unpacking, taking a shower, and perhaps ordering pizza.

PSP to get 5.00, PS3 set for 2.50... does this mean the PSP is twice as good as the PS3? Oh, my aching head.

I'm taking this as a clear reminder to vote early and vote often.

We have rocked this island nation to its very core, and now it's time to head home. Seriously, they're making us leave.

I assume he's there to test the effects of zero gravity on lengthy hair braids.

Finally. We can play catch. On the Wii.

Get ready to read the words "Gears of War" in most stories written about "Quantum Theory" for the next 12 months or so.

Another Phantasy Star Online-like action-RPG is coming from Sega, this time for the DS.

It's about time that those little pixelated dudes had their revenge.

A brief trailer for Namco's Noby Noby Boy is all up in the Tokyo Game Show 2008.

Sony's PS3 tunneling software to allow people to play offline PSP games over the Internet will hit beta in Japan later this month.

Hey, do you like being teased by vampires?

Capcom's latest crossover fighter to storm Japanese arcades and the Wii simultaneously this December.

Which 14 games at TGS 2008 are the new ones? We try to piece it together.

Use your Wii to tap the heck out of a box with Let's Tap, a unique compilation from Prope and Sega.

If my love wont work, how about using Sony's upcoming dressing... uh... simulator or something to dress up some virtual avatar dudes and make them dance?

MotorStorm: Pacific Rift is getting a slightly different name in Japan, but the end result is the same: hot racing.

Microsoft's John Shappert uses his Tokyo Game Show keynote to reveal some new Xbox 360 games and details.