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Travel to the world of the Naya and protect Pandora.

Check out some of the new features in this years game.

The top-down shooter receives an upgrade for its PC release.

Yeah, they really want you to pick which one you like best. You can vote on your favorite right here!

Why can't I be a boy fairy?

Capcom invites you to it's Monster Hunter University, celebrates a new award, and dishes the info on some upcoming games.

Are you smart enough to find a better quiz game?

Capcom invites you to it's Monster Hunter University, celebrates a new award, and dishes the info on some upcoming games.

This video shows off some strategies and tips for playing the game alone or with friends.

You know why this game shouldn’t be forgotten? It let you create user-made levels, and then you could send those levels to other players. What’s the big deal about that? Well, you sent the user-made levels via sound! Yeah, it’s true…a unique sound file was made for each level created, and [...]

Capcom invites you to it's Monster Hunter University, celebrates a new award, and dishes the info on some upcoming games.

A quick rundown of how Valve has made the sequel better than the original.

Space shoot 'em up Phalanx will make its way to WiiWare in Japan sometime this winter. It will be based on the Sharp X68000 and not the Super Nintendo iteration, according to GamerBytes (translated from GameWatch). The game will cost 500 Wii points and currently has no announcement of a worldwide release.Although we recall Phalanx being a competent shooter, the game is actually remembered for its SNES box art, which featured an elderly Appalachian-lookin' man holding a banjo. Almost 20 years later, we still don't understand it.[Via GamerBytes]

Did you know that there's a murderer in your house ... right now? It's sitting there on your coffee table, in your Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, or PC. It's name is Modern Warfare 2, and it lets your eight-year-old child become a terrorist and kill people. Our pals at Fox & Friends got together for a "fair and balanced" discussion about the game's controversial airport scene, with the show's host Steve Doocy inviting Common Sense Media's Jim Steyer and /gamer's Jon Christensen into the fray. Unsurprisingly, Steyer makes the oft-cited connection between violent games and real-life violence. And when Doocy gives Christensen the final word, he cobbles together an anecdote about his friend the retail manager not selling copies of Modern Warfare 2 to underage consumers, which is met with, "You bring a game into a house, nothing to stop an eight-year-old kid from becoming a terrorist and shooting people" from Doocy. So far, we haven't received any reports of the game sneaking its way into people's homes or making parents blind and unaware of their children's actions, but we'll keep our ears to the ground.

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Claim your place in legend and lore.

So, you've gotten yourself a fancy Wii remote charger, but you're tired of having to remove both MotionPlus and the rubber jacket before each recharging session. What's a dedicated fanboy to do? Run out and buy Sanyo's new Eneloop charging station. The device is powered by the Wii's USB port, accepts two Wii remotes and has room for both the MotionPlus add-on and its accompanying jacket. For those who haven't taken the MotionPlus plunge yet, the stand will also work with the standard Wii remote and jacket. Best of all, the charger has no actual contacts, so you just have to pop the remote into the cradle to start charging, no connection required. It's even licensed by Nintendo. The only problem: Thus far it has only been announced for Japan. Until Sanyo decides to offer it elsewhere, savvy importers can pick one up for about $80. [Via Engadget]

Check out more screens at the official site Grab your Wii Remote™ and build a balanced stack in this physics-based puzzler! Puzzle games must be addictive. This was our top priority during the development of the game. That’s why we designed 100 levels that not only challenge your skills but also your imagination. The game is easy [...]

Sometimes its better to play with friends, but only sometimes.

Tony Hawk: RIDE takes the popular action sports franchise in a new direction. The game features a groundbreaking wireless skateboard controller that was designed in conjunction with the game. Using a combination of accelerometers and motion sensors, the intuitive controller allows players to physically control the action by performing various movements and gestures [...]

Pele and Mia teach us how to bring our A-game.

Wargaming.net kicks things off with a bang.

Okay, so Modern Warfare 2 sold more copies than there are people on the planet -- let's not get so lost in the hub-bub of everyone's new fling that we forget about the practically ancient Uncharted 2. Aren't you curious how it's been selling? Well, earlier today, at the BMO Capital Markets "Digital Entertainment Conference," Sony America VP of Business Development Phil Rosenberg announced that "as of last week, we've already sold over a million copies [of Uncharted 2] in just a couple weeks on the market." We have no way of knowing whether that number is accurate, though with the NPDs due out later today, we imagine we'll be finding out soon if it's as inflated as Nate Drake's ego, or if it's as accurate as Nate Drake ... using ... using a sniper rifle. And shooting stuff. Like, in an accurate manner. [Via G4TV]

Nintendo fans are accustomed to seeing Mario move at high speeds, but how often can you spot him tearing up the track in a real-life NASCAR competition? This Saturday, Nov. 14, video game fans and NASCAR followers alike are in for a treat as pro driver Denny Hamlin gets behind the wheel of a customized [...]

Talk about a book that every Wii owner should have on their coffee table! We don’t have all the details on this book just yet, but at least we can check out some of the beautiful artwork within.

Just when you thought Sony had nothing left to leak…