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This has to be one of the coolest dev studios I’ve ever seen. Suda keeps a real-life beam katana at work!

Infinity Ward talks about all the new multiplayer features, PS3 exclusives, and the Xbox 360 bundle.

How much more content can Infinity Ward pack into this shooter sequel?

The PlayStation 3 story of Nier will be written in blood.

Playstation.Blog has posted a new video recreating Sony's E3 demo of the Playstation Motion Controller. Well, most of the E3 demo, anyway -- the video does not recreate the nifty sword and bow demonstrations. Still, the rest of the demo, including spray paint, pencils, FPS mode, RTS gameplay and the manipulation of several different objects is all there. Even better, now the footage is in focus and shaky-cam free. Also, since the demo is no longer limited to the time (and nerve) constraints of E3, the technology wizards behind Sony's want get to explain everything in more detail. There's also a few things revealed that Sony didn't have time to show at E3, like fire-breathing domino snakes. Seriously. Find the full video after the break.

These Cave Story/Mother 3 pins are from the same guy creating the Retro Game Challenge pins. He’s quite the talented young man! I bet I’ll have a better chance of getting one of these Cave Story pins than I do getting the WiiWare game!

Want to grab yourself 2 DS titles for $20? Walmart.com is giving you an opportunity to do so! They have 25 DS titles that qualify for the deal, with some of the better options posted below. * Bangai-O Spirits * Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime [...]

Electronic Arts has announced that a demo for Need for Speed: Shift is now available for PC. You can grab the demo from Big Download right here. The demo offers five different cars, including the BMW M3 (E46), the 2008 Dodge Viper SRT10, the 2006 Lotus Elise 111R, the 2008 Nissan GT-R. The fifth car, the 2006 Pagani Zonda F is included in the demo as an unlockable. While the demo is currently confined to the PC, take heart, console owners. A demo is scheduled to hit the Xbox 360 and PS3 in early October.

This Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story art is created by Japanese illustrator Masa, and it’s some of the best fan-art I’ve ever seen. The best part is, Masa has more art to show off! Click here to see more of his work, including more Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story tributes, and [...]

Boxart so nice, we’ll look at it twice! This time, in high-rez format… Thanks to Hero of Legend for the heads up!

Image: MondoXbox.com To be more specific -- and much less acronymic -- it appears that the super speedy Xbox 360 802.11n Wi-Fi adapter has been spotted on a promotional flier inside the Italian version of the Gears of War 2 Game of the Year edition. Italian gaming site Mondobox.com (translation) posted an image of the leaflet, which you can see above. Assuming it's authentic, it seems to indicate that both the original 802.11a/b/g and 802.11n adapter will continue to exist in the same market. And that, hopefully, indicates a price drop on the ridiculously overpriced original adapter. We've contacted Microsoft about the peripheral and will update this post with new information if and when we receive it.

A portion of a GamesRadar review… You’ll love * Well-designed spot-the-difference puzzles * Relaxing atmosphere * As good as any DS adventure title You’ll hate * Low-res graphics * Can be hard to find some items * Might put [...]

You guys really have to read this article. I had absolutely no idea that Body Harvest when through such a turbulent development process. The game ended up taking 4 years to make, and went through a number of complete overhauls before it got out to store shelves. The final project wasn’t a [...]

Our friend Josh Thomas is having a bit of trouble with Endless Ocean 2. He’s got a copy of the Japanese version, and on the back it clearly states that you can use the Classic Controller. The problem is, when he tries to use it during gameplay, the game tells him to remove [...]

The latest, download-only installment in PSP's iconic LocoRoco franchise features many familiar structural and gameplay elements from the first two titles, yet still manages to remain exciting and fresh. LocoRoco Midnight Carnival distinguishes itself from the previous games in that it has a very strong focus on level mastery and overall degree of challenge - Sony told us it's very much geared toward the "hardcore" LocoRoco player.

Meeting with Rockstar yesterday for our first hands-on with the PSP "remastering" of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, we kicked things off with a question that's on everyone's minds: What's happening to the DS version's touch-based minigames? The answer: They're all still in the game, just adapted to a button-based format.We hotwired a car to try it out and were presented with a comic book panel-like inset that had us rotate the analog stick, time L and R button presses and rotate the stick again. According to Rockstar, similar mods have been made to all the minigames, but no minigames have been added exclusively for the PSP release. (Developer Rockstar Leeds did, however, deem the need to pay bridge tolls unnecessary.)We were quickly pointed toward some added elements, specifically a new aiming "arc" for lobbing grenades and Molotovs while driving, copious bloom lighting (it was a rainy night) and punched-up explosions. The in-game "PDA" has also been redesigned slightly to mimic the PSP XMB interface.Check out freshly captured new screens in the gallery below:

Explore the world of Pandora with the team behind the game.