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More arcade content gravitates to PSN.

Please…just try to stay with me on this one. A ‘business’ is opening up in Akihabara, and it’s called ‘Cute Room’. This is a place where you can go to hang out with cute girls, and do all sorts of non-sexual activities with them. This includes playing Wii, among a range of other weird [...]

More Super Monkey Ball shenanigans are unleashed at TGS 2009!

James Arnold Taylor is the voice of Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Clone Wars TV series, as well as the video game series. That’s not the only voicework he does, though. I’m always amazed to see the range of voices that one actor can provide, and Mr. Taylor is no different. Check out [...]

Direct link here - arranged version of the MMBN theme - voice acting for Lan and Mega Man - ClockMan’s battlefield panels are identical to those in NumberMan’s stage - Navi chips such as GutsMan’s will be available with a * code.

Pixeljunk shows up to TGS with all guns blazing.

What better way to show off the MTG Gaming Chair’s vibration ability than by bouncing some stuff!

Arctic chaos takes TGS by storm.

The portable release inches ever closer.

Weapon loadouts, gameplay footage and non-stop action!

Time is your primary weapon. Use it wisely!

Above, you'll find a look at one of No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle's playable characters, Shinobu, straight out of TGS 2009. You may recognize her from the first game -- if you don't, we're no longer BFFs and we totally want our mixtapes back. Shinobu's going to be fully playable in Desperate Struggle and looks like quite the killing machine, though we must say her weapon's lack of beam and laser technology is somewhat off-putting. If you're wondering about series protagonist Travis Touchdown, know that he's also here in this Joystiq post. Past the break, we've got two videos showing off some of the jobs Travis will undertake for spare cash in the sequel: coconut gatherer and rare steak preparer. What? You've never gathered coconuts for some extra spending money?

Take pride in your performance on and off the field!

The competition just got a little more fierce.

I’ll never forget the day we learned the final name of the platform called Revolution. My internet was down for much of the morning, and when I finally got online to see what was going on for the day…I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. It took me almost the entire day to [...]

This brings a new definition of undying loyalty.

Sackboys and Sackgirls alike can take LittleBigPlanet on the go!

Seeing how the game was already rated by the ESRB and shown in playable form on iPhone, today's announcement via press release of Assassin's Creed II: Discovery for Nintendo DS/DSi is hardly a surprise -- at least not as much as a guy in white popping out of a haystack and stabbing someone. Slated for a November 17 release, the game is a side-scroller that supports the DSi's built-in cameras for placing photos of yourself (or, well, anything really) onto "wanted" posters plastered across Spain, where it takes place -- just as can be done in the iPhone version. Griptonite Games is developing AC2: Discovery, which is a very good thing, given how impressed we were recently with its other portable AC title, Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines for PSP.

inFAMOUS electrifies TGS once again this year in Japan.