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It’s not built to last, but Jellyvision’s revival of one of video games’ smartest, funniest trivia series is pitch-perfect.
Help us ridicule one of our friends, and you can win one of three copies of the Rock Band Country Track Pack 2!
We ring in the New Year the only way we know how: with Brad Shoemaker, John Vignocchi, and hangovers.
Giant Bomb's own Jeff Gerstmann, plus industry luminaries and friends of the site Gary Whitta and Adam Boyes, run down their favorite games from 2010.
Supergiant Games' Greg Kasavin, 5th Cell's Jeremiah Slaczka, and our own Vinny Caravella list their top 10 games of 2010.
Ryan Davis, BioWare Mythic's Paul Barnett, and PopCap's Jeff Green give 2010 the business.
Look back on the best games of 2010 with Drew Scanlon, BioWare Mythic's Carrie Gouskos, and Mega64's Rocco Botte.
The Giant Bomb staff and some of our favorite people submit their top-10 lists for 2010.
Join us tonight at 4PM PST for cops vs. racers in Criterion's latest!
Epic Mickey's brief moments of cleverness and knowing affection for obscure Disneyana are mired by clunky, perfunctory platforming and a general lack of followthrough.
It's too little and far, far too late for this shoddy, low-rent rhythm game also-ran.
This is the fastest, loudest, most overwhelming, most viscerally pleasurable Pac-Man experience available on the market today without a prescription.
Ubisoft's distinctive murder adventure series gets better and better with this continuation of Assassin's Creed II.
It runs out of steam before it finds some semblance of a conclusion, but this twee, oddly knowing take of the game development process can be curiously engrossing and hard to put…
An enthusiasm for accelerated popcorn sci-fi action makes this latest ride from PlatinumGames, however brief, an exhilarating one.
Do you love golden guns? Do you hate Oddjob? Then you won't want to miss this week's explosive TNT!
Tune in to watch Norman Chan from Tested.com and Brad Shoemaker bring their best Protoss game, plus a special exhibition match you won't want to miss!
Harmonix brings the thrill back to rhythm games with a title that reminds you why your living room is cluttered with plastic controllers in the first place.
Nintendo elevates the oft-maligned party game with a simple combination of character and craft.
GT5 still set for a "holiday season" release, Giant Bomb editor still upset he won't get to shave his initials into a dude's body hair.
It's more than just an Internet soundboard, it's an actual video game, too! And we're gonna play the hell out of it! Join us, won't you?
The underlying formula and a handful of good songs still provide some bright moments, but Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock feels all too obligatory to be very exciting.
Firaxis offers a hardcore turn-based strategy experience that nearly anyone can approach, without sacrificing any of its wildly addictive appeal.
Get Noble with Giant Bomb on this week's community game night!
It's going to be a Fatal Thursday as we play Mortal Kombat II for PSN and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 for Xbox Live Arcade!