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This dark witch is so irresistible, she's worth a second look.

Turn on the fans before it's too late! Mass Effect 2 shows off its tactile combat like never before.

Even Eyepets need to get clean! The shower cam feature for Eyepet is demonstrated at CES 2010.

The lovable little guy returns.

Both the SEGA of Europe and SEGA of Australia product pages have listed Sonic and SEGA All-Stars Racing for a February 26th, 2010 release. North America hasn’t had a date set in stone just yet, but most retailers have the game listed for February 23rd. With the Euro/Aussie dates in place, the retailer [...]

Hey look, it’s Wings of Deceit…I love that game! Oh wait, it doesn’t actually exist. That’s what the ‘Flick of the Wrist’ exhibit is all about. It’s video game art for games that don’t exist in the real game industry. So basically, paying tribute to video games and the industry in [...]

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"Everyone choke and die!" The battle heats up after some charged words (and charged vanguard attacks!)

Fists and swords -- it's a double dose of classic Capcom arcade action.

An emptiness that killed from the inside hit the reset button in this barren wasteland MMO.

Barter lives on in this post-apocalyptic MMO where a sniper trades his services for a bite to eat.

Chun Li tests the waters of newcomer Adon in this installment of Capcom Fight Club gameplay controlled by RiceSRK and Justin Wong.

Mass Effect 2 isn't even out yet, but we don't care. We asked the dev about the final chapter in the trilogy.

Shepard must fight through hordes of enemies to quell a dangerous plague.

The forces of Heaven and Hell have prepared for the release of Darksiders.

When the snow melts, the big ones come out.

Cammy and Juri rumble in the jungle as the Capcom Fight Club event continues between RiceSRK and Justin Wong.

Don't cry, little gamer. Easy mode is here for you.

Top coin collectors to gather in Tokyo in late March.

Nintendo of Europe just revealed that the wait for Endless Ocean: Blue World will, in fact, have a very specific end point: February 5. Not only does the diving exploration game arrive in Europe before North America's February 22 date, it comes with a different name: Endless Ocean 2: Adventures of the Deep. Endless Ocean 2 is an extremely rare game -- in that it actually uses the Wii Speak peripheral. That's right, if you want to chat when you're playing online (that's right, it does that), you'll have to dig the Wii Speak out of your pile of unloved Nintendo accessories. It'll be under the MotionPlus. What, too soon?

Spouses of the San Diego based developer cry foul.

Spouses of the San Diego based developer cry foul.

Spouses of the San Diego based developer cry foul.

Spouses of the San Diego based developer cry foul.

Capcom's baby is a beast in Japan but a mouse in America. We want to fix that.

Here's the news, Halo fans: You're going to buy the February issue of Game Informer. The magazine will have a ten page cover story on Halo: Reach, including screens, details and -- as illustrated by the cover above -- some new artwork. In addition to the cover story, the Halo: Reach hub on GameInformer.com will be receiving updates throughout the rest of January, including a look at the Halo franchise, profiles of Bungie and 343 Industries employees and "expanded details on the new game." The next update is set to drop on Tuesday, January 12. In the meantime, we'll be scrutinizing every detail of the cover for clues about the game. For example, did you notice that the third Spartan from the left has a skull painted on his visor? Because he totally does.

Capcom's baby is a beast in Japan but a mouse in America. We want to fix that.

A list of things not to do when taking on foes courtesy of Sudden Attack.

Man, that is a masterpiece! It might not defend against incoming attacks so well, but it would definitely fight off hunger. Thanks to Sky for the heads up!