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Merry Christmas! What did you get me?

Mega Man 9 tips for the illiterate.

Double Fine's heavy-metal fantasy gets a publisher and a release window.

Now that the PlayStation Home beta has opened up to the general public, we take a look at what this curious addition to the PlayStation 3.

Microsoft's Aaron Greenberg discusses Netflix queue management on the Xbox 360.

Can't wait for Sony to release an official stuffed Sackboy? Make one yourself!

The Xbox Originals program gets a little obscure with two new releases this week.

21 years ago, Nintendo killed The Great Giana Sisters. Now it's coming to the Nintendo DS.

A new patch promises to curb the difficulty of Rockstar San Diego's latest street racer.

The director of Amistad and Always shares some of his thoughts on interactive entertainment.

The Old Republic--$4.99 for the first minute, $1.99 for each additional minute.

The perfect gift for the low-budget rock star in your life!

An analyst from EEDAR thinks Guitar Hero and Rock Band are on the decline, though they've still got plenty of legs left.

Luda drops a hot new club banger for the Xbox Live gangsters.

It's the headline that writes itself!

Ryan shows up on some other website to talk about--surprise--video games!

Get ready to enter the zone...of killing. For the second time.

Get ready to guide Faith through some trippy time-trial levels.

Cracked.com celebrates six of the, uh, most developmentally challenged consoles of all time.

Finally, a semi-justifiable reason to write about Tina Fey on a video-game website!

It's 11 minutes of back tattoos and pro-wrestling moves and public groping and hostess bars and karaoke and oh god this is great.

Forget that plastic replica, this lunatic has built his own real-life Lancer.

Developers reflect on the final days of a game's development.

Sackboy gets edgy in this baffling piece of promotion for LittleBigPlanet.

Grave performance issues, a bland narrative, and a condescending level of difficulty burn through most of Need for Speed Undercover's potential for fun.