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Embrace the Chaos.

Are you prepared to battle Chaos?

Classification board asked to review its 15+ rating due to terrorist content

Cool idea for a tattoo, but an unfortunate interpretation.

Karnov I doubt Karnov will ever come back, but I sure wish he would. He’s just such a dumb character that I’d find it hard to turn down another romp. I’d keep my fingers crossed, but I don’t think anyone would join in with me!

Nobody does it better? We'd beg to differ.

Can you smell what the mama is cookin'?

Bring the game of soccer to your dual-screened handheld.

Will surviving this game teach you an important lesson?

Can you survive Jigsaw's masterpiece of murder?

The forces of Chaos are on the move. Can you defeat them?

We've played the latest build - Big Sister or Big Sissy? We tell it like it is.

Does lightning strike thrice for next-gen GTA goodness?

Yes, this is 100% true. Iggy Koopa was inspired by legendary rocker Iggy Pop. Not exactly the best role model for a game character, but at first glance they are so far removed that no one would notice…especially not little kids.

Marvel has finally confirmed the price and release date for the first batch of DLC for Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2. The pack will debut on November 5 for $9.99 on the PSN and 800 ($10) on Xbox 360. Included in the pack will be new simulator missions, boosts and, most important of all, three new characters. Namely, players will be able to get their hot little hands on Carnage, Psylocke and Cable. In addition to the DLC pack, Juggernaut will also be released as a downloadable character. Originally, he was available only as a pre-order bonus but, starting November 5, anyone will be able to tell Charles to get out of their head for the price of $1.99 on PSN and 160 ($2) on Xbox 360.

Brink hasn't been himself lately.

Nothing good ever comes of a Necropolis.

Another solid collection of pick-up-and-play mini-games.

GameStop would like to rent you a copy of Modern Warfare 2, it seems, as the company has revealed a trade-in plan for the standard and Hardened editions of the game. If you pre-order the game through GameStop's site, you''ll be eligible to get $40 back should you trade it in before December 13. GameStop will email pre-orderers a coupon on November 15 to that effect, which will only work for trade-ins on the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions. Considering this "deal" also applies to the Hardened edition, we have to wonder how the company will handle the included Call of Duty Classic. We've contacted GameStop for some additional info on that and will relay what we hear back. [Thanks, Marques!]

Wow…Abadox looks like one hell of a creepy game. I can’t believe I’m still finding out about NES games to this day. You’d think I would know the entire library by now!

I know people to this very day that won’t play The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask. They absolutely love Ocarina of Time, but they refuse to jump into the direct sequel. It seems that the time element of the game puts them off right from the start. I guess that explains why [...]

No, really. We're not just using awkward British slang -- Namco Bandai is really offering a series of licensed Tekken 6 underwear, perfect for the man whose underwear isn't threatening enough. The three designs, created in collaboration with an underwear shop called Luscious Tokyo, retail for ¥4,200 ($46) each. Other, somewhat more sensible Tekken 6 merch includes a line of t-shirts (¥3,150, or $34), Jin and Lass rings (¥10,500, or $115), and Devil Jin lighters (¥13,650, or $149). It's no Sega console lighter, but it'll still light your Yankee Candles for just the right ambience for a King of Iron Fist tournament. [Via Andriasang]

If you're anything like us, you may have felt a bit ... underwhelmed by the recently released screenshots of Warren Spector-lead project Disney Epic Mickey, especially when compared to the magic-filled concept art leaked so many weeks ago. Speaking to 1UP in a recent interview, Spector says he works on creating concept art that will find the metaphorical "line" by "pushing past it." For him, it is a question of finding the boundaries for not just himself and his development team, but also Disney. "I know where my lines are, but I don't know where Disney's are."He additionally teases, "Some of what you saw was beyond the line ... some of it was early design ideas that are no longer relevant ... some of it is stuff that's still in the game, and I'm not saying what." If the recent steady stream of information on Disney Epic Mickey continues, we'll likely see at least a few of those original concepts in their current form at a point in the not-too-distant future.

Koei has a plan to promote Samurai Warriors 3 in Japan, and it has to do with bottle caps. As you can see above, there are all sorts of caps to collect in this promotion. It looks like you’ll have to register points from drink bottles to obtain these.

Two episodes. A million bullets.