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Inclusion of Valve's Steam software not sitting well with competitors.

Even the Trophies are better.

Now with 100-percent more drunken IGN photos.

Finally! A Daifugo game for Wii!

Do you have the Fastest Fingers?

Strikeforce.com EA has announced a deal to feature the Strikeforce MMA league in its upcoming EA Sports MMA. The publisher also finalized contracts with two pro mixed martial artists currently fighting in Strikeforce, Jake shields (pictured, left) and Brett Rogers, to appear on the game's roster. Don't expect the signings to throw any fuel on the UFC vs. EA fire, however, as neither fighter has ever been on the payroll of UFC prez Dana White.Frank Shamrock and Mauro Ranallo, Strikeforce's commentary team, will also be recording voiceover for the game. It has yet to be revealed which, if any other leagues will be featured in the game, and if their own commentary teams will be included. Currently, we know that MMA referee "Big John" McCarthy and Strikeforce ring announcer Jimmy Lennon, Jr. will also lend their voices and likenesses to the title.While locking up more pro talent and the Strikeforce license lends credibility to EA Sports MMA, we've still yet to see any hint of an actual video game apart from a lone screenshot released late last month. Hey, EA: You do know that, at this pace and given the nature of MMA, these guys could be retired by the time the game actually ships ... right?

Get ready for an incredible journey into the past.

We dissect the new Zelda trailer with deep and detailed commentary.

Looks like we're going to have to start working on that Bucket List a lot sooner than we would've guessed. The recently released English language trailer for Square Enix and PopCap's RPG-puzzle mash-up Gyromancer has delivered a release date for our pending doom: November 18. Not only that, but the trailer's now-readable text has revealed a gameplay mechanic which slipped our attention in the original, Japanese trailer: Monster collection. So, it's Bejeweled, Final Fantasy and Pokémon all rolled into one, then? Awesome. That's really awesome. We hope you guys have enjoyed reading our humble site, because Gyromancer looks to be addictive enough make us forget to feed ourselves, let alone work.

We pull the curtain back on Modern Warfare's co-op Bomb Squad mission.

Now with 100-percent more drunken IGN photos.

We pull the curtain back on Modern Warfare's co-op Bomb Squad mission.

Even the Trophies are better.

The inaccurate controls will dampen anyone's cheerful disposition.

One mission you'll wish you had aborted.

The essential info on EA's first venture into social networking games.

Now that Halo Waypoint has launched and the Halo Legends anime project will soon begin airing on Xbox consoles everywhere, we got the chance to discuss the current state of Halo with 343 Industries creative director, Frank O'Connor. After the break, you'll find discussion on Waypoint, Legends, Halo 3: ODST sales and whereabouts of Ryan Payton. We also talk about the whether or not there's just too much Halo out there, whether we'll see any Halo games for kids and we even squeeze in a question about Pimps at Sea.

Did you score a legit copy?

Engage Silent Running to move in for the quiet kill.

Capcom launches a new batch of DLC for it's portable RPG.

Join the developers for an incredible journey.

We debated which of the two video assets Activision recently sent us for Tony Hawk: Ride should go a the top of the post, and which should be relegated to the unfavorable, post-jump real estate. The in-game trailer is pretty slick, and features that super catchy We Are Scientists jam. (You know the one, you hip guy, you.) However, the gameplay demonstration actually shows the peripheral being used to go on a "sick run," apparently part of a long-standing feud between Activision and Robomodo. We decided to put the "sick run" at the top of the post, if only because we want you to know that this is exactly how we looked the first time we played the game at E3. Only we didn't crash quite so much, and also, when we finished playing, Tony Hawk himself came up and gave us a high-five with one of his giant hands. Check out the video above, then click past the jump to check out its neglected (but catchy!) brother.

The anticipation toward the final battle grows.

With many more to come later down the line.

Enjoy some character art from the upcoming 2010 release.

From the creative minds that brought you Henry Hatsworth comes an innovative action adventure exclusive to the Nintendo DS.

A full nine minutes of gameplay.

The Main Drag created this video in honor of Rock Band Network and their game. Enjoy!

We pit the HD versions in the compilation against their PS2 counterparts.