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Get a great view of the tower while fighting for your life.

Take cover and return fire in this epic game.

Crazy platforming fun in the Gardens of Babylon.

If there's one thing we've learned from books, film and - when you really think about it - media of any kind, it's that man is destined to discover unspeakable evil off-world some day. Such is the case for Dead Space Extraction's Unitologists who've thrown caution to the wind and went out into the verse. And, as you can see in the trailer above, they're paying the price, which makes us think two things: Humanity needs to prepare for the inevitable. No, we're not talking about making a bunch of Arnold Schwarzenegger clones, but we could all stand to beef up on our diplomacy skills. Necromorphs have an amazing work ethic. They never take breaks and wouldn't dare dream of calling in sick.

Wreak havoc throughout the wedding chapel.

Join detectives Sly and Poccho to solve the cases that come their way.

See how combination actions deliver devestating blows.

Learn to use your AI partner effectively if you want to survive.

Watch the Brazilians score all day long.

Slaughter as many foes as you can for total domination.

Who needs cockfighting when you have toy robots?

Level-5's booth is one of the most popular attractions at Tokyo Game Show. It was our first stop this morning when the expo floor opened, and still we waited in line for at least 30 minutes -- a line that completely surrounded the ginormous booth. The line ended at a small theater lounge, in which we sat down to watch the Ni no Kuni, Professor Layton and the Devil's Flute, and ROID trailers we had just seen from the line. Finally, we were ushered into a game demo area, and then handed the requisite swag bag. Having been told that the swag bag contained this year's version of the vaunted Level-5 "Premium Gift," with either a DVD or a DS demo cartridge, we decided to share the excitement of opening the sealed envelope with the internet. Enjoy the exciting conclusion in the video above!

Don't talk back to the director, sir.

The Borderlands mockumentary, starring foul-mouthed unicycle robot Claptrap, continues telling us the untrue story and unreal problems behind the creation of the game. Steering clear of a full-blown Christian Bale freakout like the first video, this one goes more for that Hollywood name-dropping meets The Office feel. The whole thing concludes with an appearance by an epic-sized beast we hope to battle (or avoid coming face-to-face with) in the game. [Thanks, Matt]

Level 5 and Studio Ghibli bring a beautiful world of adventure to Nintendo DS and Another Platform.

Slice through the competition while earning a high score.

Keep rolling along en route to squashing helpless zombies.

This is what the TGS booth babe for Wii’s ‘Gladiator Begins’ looks like on public days. Hit the jump to see her outfit for the press days. Just a couple of perks for the press that attended!

Chuck's got the perfect cure for that splitting headache.

The latest Hot Shots title from Clap Hanz isn't about golf or tennis. Minna no Sukkiri is more Hot Shots ... baseball! And karate! And ... vegetable fighting! And book sorting! And other things that I didn't get to play in my short demo session! Sukkiri (something like Hot Shots: Refresh) is a minigame collection featuring twelve wildly different games. If the four I played are any indication, the descriptions for all of them would include the phrase "and that's it."

Gore and more in this destruction derby of death.