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We showed off this trailer earlier in the week, but did you notice the Batarang that flies by during one segment? Check out the 34 to 36 second mark, or check out the screen grab below. Direct link here Looks like we’re in for some sort of Batman spoof in Desperate Struggle. I’m down for [...]

- originally a cell phone title - developed by Square-Enix - RTS title - dramatic storyline - stylus input - 4-player local wireless - customization options for turns, items and more - exclusive maps for wireless play - due out Oct.

Live in NYC and looking for something to do for the next few hours? Hop on over to the PUMA-sponsored DJ Hero launch event!

I played a lot of SmackDown Vs. RAW 2010 tonight…a lot! Man, I haven’t had this much fun with a wrestling game in a long time. I’m so happy it’s the weekend, because that means I’ll actually have time to play more! I hope you guys have some great games to play [...]

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Look, we know you Europeans love your soccer football, but GI.biz is reporting that Konami has shipped three million copies of PES 2010 to the region today. Three million -- that's like Halo 3 numbers, people! While we're willing to bet you Euros are chomping at the bit for more pitch play, we're hard-pressed to think PES 2010 needs such a hefty initial shipment -- especially since FIFA 10 has been on store shelves for a couple of weeks now and is selling really well, thus causing us to believe plenty of soccer football hooligans have had their needs fulfilled. Still, Konami expects the game to "become a million-selling title at launch.""Global sales for the PES series to date are over 55.5 million, and we expect a very strong performance from what is easily the best PES in a long, long time," says Martin Schneider, Konami's European marketing director. He credits the rise in quality and buzz around the latest iteration to the fans, who he expects to continue the dialogue with as Konami charges toward tackling DLC for the game next.

Not the state -- we don't know how he feels about that, nor do we think he'd have the power to remake it. Michigan (the game) was a 2004 PS2 adventure developed by Suda's Grasshopper Manufacture and directed by Contact's Akira Ueda, in which the player controls a cameraman who follows, and indirectly influences, a reporter investigating mysterious phenomena."There's a Spanish horror film called REC," Suda told Gamasutra, "and when I watched it, I realized it was pretty much Michigan, right there. I still have a lot of ideas along those lines, and I'd love to work with Spike sometime to make a new Michigan or a remake." Interviewer Brandon Sheffield discussed talks he'd had with US publishers about the game, who told him Sony declined it due to a lack of gameplay. So a remake would probably include more direct gameplay or ... would be for another platform.Suda also said that he never expected to become a superstar game designer as a kid. "I wanted to become a sushi chef or an astronaut."

Your multiplayer experience will be widely enhanced this time around.

The guys over at Team Meat have let me know that they’re giving away a Super Meat Boy comic, and they want you guys to have a chance at winning! Just click here to get all the details Don’t forget to check out Rinry’s latest video!

Clean up dirty little Jedi with the fifth timeline trailer.

Focus the beam of your saber and jump into this timeline trailer.

Enter the high-tech world where NERF guns lay down the law.

We enter the squared circle to tangle with THQ's latest grappler.

With writing this good we almost should start our own wrestling show.

With writing this good we almost should start our own wrestling show.

Mega Man Scramble - fan-made game/tribute Check out spots 10 through 6 here!

You play your DS and try to ignore the situation, of course! I’m warning you guys…there’s some foul language and not-so-nice imagery here.

A portion of a Dtoid review… …whether or not if you have heard of the BIT.TRIP series, this is a great game that will entrance and entertain Wii owners of all ages.

We can't be gaming all the time, despite our best efforts, and from time to time we'll actually take advantage of the movie-playing abilities on our gaming systems. JBO features our top picks for XBL, PSN, Netflix's Watch Instantly and Blu-ray each week. Recommendation of the Week: Red Cliff (VOD, Amazon, and Xbox 360: 800 ($10) SD to rent) John Woo is back! And thankfully this isn't the John Woo who directed Paycheck or Windtalkers. This is more like the Hard Boiled, Hard Target John Woo ... just on a massive scale. It's an epic film based on actual historic events and battles that took place in China around 208 AD. Chinese audiences were treated to a four hour long version that was split into two parts, and it has become the highest grossing film in Chinese history. American audience are getting a version that's been heavily edited down to 2.5 hours, but it is still well worth watching. Three epic battles, stealth, trickery, and martial arts action. Plus it reunited John Woo with actor Tony Leung who co-starred in Hard Boiled with Chow Yun-Fat. Don't balk at the running time, because it is worth every minute. Check out an exclusive clip of the movie over at Cinematical.A lot of you have been asking about the pricing on certain Xbox releases. For instance Red Cliff is 800 ($10) to rent in standard definition, as opposed to the normal rental price of 320 ($4) for SD. The reason for this is that it has not yet been released in theaters, and is exclusive to the Xbox 360, Amazon, and certain VOD outlets. The film actually opens on November 18, so the added price is for the benefit of seeing it early. As usual, we'll see you at the popcorn st -- well, actually, we won't see you at all. But you catch our drift. Plus, be sure to tell us what you'll be watching, or what you've seen recently that bowled you over.

We can't be gaming all the time, despite our best efforts, and from time to time we'll actually take advantage of the movie-playing abilities on our gaming systems. JBO features our top picks for XBL, PSN, Netflix's Watch Instantly and Blu-ray each week. Recommendation of the Week: Red Cliff (VOD, Amazon, and Xbox 360: 800 ($10) SD to rent) John Woo is back! And thankfully this isn't the John Woo who directed Paycheck or Windtalkers. This is more like the Hard Boiled, Hard Target John Woo ... just on a massive scale. It's an epic film based on actual historic events and battles that took place in China around 208 AD. Chinese audiences were treated to a four hour long version that was split into two parts, and it has become the highest grossing film in Chinese history. American audience are getting a version that's been heavily edited down to 2.5 hours, but it is still well worth watching. Three epic battles, stealth, trickery, and martial arts action. Plus it reunited John Woo with actor Tony Leung who co-starred in Hard Boiled with Chow Yun-Fat. Don't balk at the running time, because it is worth every minute. Check out an exclusive clip of the movie over at Cinematical.A lot of you have been asking about the pricing on certain Xbox releases. For instance Red Cliff is 800 ($10) to rent in standard definition, as opposed to the normal rental price of 320 ($4) for SD. The reason for this is that it has not yet been released in theaters, and is exclusive to the Xbox 360, Amazon, and certain VOD outlets. The film actually opens on November 18, so the added price is for the benefit of seeing it early. As usual, we'll see you at the popcorn st -- well, actually, we won't see you at all. But you catch our drift. Plus, be sure to tell us what you'll be watching, or what you've seen recently that bowled you over.

A walkthrough with more finesse and control than previous brawlers.

Resonance takes the stage as End of Eternity in Japan.