Co-Founder of Giant Bomb
Activision comes to town with its handheld Guitar Hero game and Ryan is on the scene to touch it.
Wanna find out what H.A.W.X. stands for? Of course you do.
Defend Your Castle's charming visuals and low price tag help compensate for some simple gameplay.
Castlevania is making another trip to the DS, which as we all know stands for "Dracula System."
The hills are alive... with the sound of fog, evil creatures, and whatever the heck else is waiting for you in Silent Hill: Homecoming.
The Dog Island has arrived in our decidedly undoglike hands. This sounds like a job for Titan...
Mario Kart Wii lives up to series expectations in the safest ways imaginable.
It provides a promising glimpse into the future of Gran Turismo, but the content doesn't justify the $39.99 price tag.
Giant Bomb goes live with its Grand Theft Auto IV marathon.
Ryan gets so excited about the impending release of GTA4 that he finally has to write something about it.
Ryan decides to spend the day watching online episodes of everyone's favorite fun-time game show, Starcade.
More news on the band Korn and its involvement in Ubisoft's Haze.
Microsoft is teaming up with James Gunn, a writer with credits on films such a Tromeo and Juliet and Slither.
Vin Diesel's "lookin' for a jawwwwwb" in Midway's getaway-driving-focused Wheelman.
Ryan spends some time in "Hyper Vegas."
THQ's getting all painted up for the release of de Blob.
EA shows Boom Blox at Nintendo's Media Summit and Giant Bomb is there!
Telltale is turning its humor-shooting adventure game gun on the Wii, and there's a 100% chance of burnination in its future.
2D Boy's World of Goo is coming to WiiWare. Ryan got an early look at the game at Nintendo's Media Summit and is back with details.
Ryan gets a grip on the Guitar... Grip.
Ryan gets his bubble burst by this upcoming WiiWare game from Nnooo!
Ryan sets his sights on a soul-crushing assignment: watching every video-game movie ever made.
Nintendo announces plans to drop Mario into a brand-new baseball game for the Wii.
Show-stopping bugs and a general lack of content leave Mr. Driller Online gasping for air.
It handles like an antique, and it's a little bit light on content, but solid online and an easy charm help keep Hot Shots Golf: Out of Bounds entertaining.