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Killzone, Infamous and Resistance content on the way in the coming months.

You've suffered amnesia--time to wake up and remember with this convenient introductory trailer.

Get knocked in the dome by an androgynous bully and then take a picture of him so that this Nintendo DSi game Foto Showdown can turn him into a monster

Meet one of the best big sisters of all time--and prove that she's an angel.

This is the time during game development that I both love and hate. We know that Zelda Wii is in development, but other than a few tidbits from the gang at Nintendo, we really don’t know anything about this title. What will it look like, sound like, play like? What new innovations [...]

Always Keep Some Candy on Hand Both, isn’t that the truth. You never know when you’ll come across your own alien blob. I can only imagine what blob would do if you brought him a box of Jelly Belly jelly beans! So many flavors, so many items to make!

It's in English this time!

Be Smart. Be Quick. Be Square.

Open your zoo and let the fun begin in this debut trailer for this zoo simulator and puzzle game!

The excitement over those two Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker PSP bundles was tempered somewhat by the fact that they were revealed in one tiny, blurry magazine scan. Now that Konami has released images of both camo PSP sets, nothing is stopping us from our blissful retail fantasies. Can't you just imagine buying one? Like the Portable Ops packs before them, these are two different bundles. The ¥26,980 (~$295) "Premium Package" includes a PSP-3000, Peace Walker, a camouflage cleaning cloth (so you can remove fingerprints from the screen incognito), a carrying case, and a wrist strap. The ¥36,980 (~$400) "Konamistyle Package" (pictured above), only available from Konami's website, includes the same PSP and cleaning cloth, a leather case and strap, a neat-looking, numbered PSP stand, numbered dog tags, and a booklet. [Via GAME Watch]

What we’re trying to do with RUNNER is make a rhythm platform game. That genre, if you will, really only has one other entry as far as I know. We’re going to be adding a lot more to this game. There’s going to be multiple characters – not playable characters, but we are going [...]

Battle a gnarly, sword-wielding centipede in this trailer.

You’ve never played The Tower of Druaga? Wondering if you’re missing out on some fun? Well, you can download the game on the Virtual Console right now! Perhaps the article below will convince you that this is an old-school game that you need to play.

Co-op joins the Wild West shooter.

Majesco's Let's Draw is ridiculously cute. Chances are it won't be as cute in untrained hands, but that's no reason not to try! Let's Draw combines minigames with Drawn to Life-style customization -- it's part drawing book, part game -- and adorability varies (based on the player's skill). Kids (and yes, this is for kids) draw and color images as prompted by the game, which are then animated in minigames like Whack-a-Mole and Air Hockey. Let's Draw also includes simple drawing lessons, based on a Japanese drawing book series. Drawn to Life was a big success for THQ -- we'll see how this younger take on the idea works out for a somewhat bruised and beaten Majesco when the game releases this March for $19.99.

Gaming's star-studded web series is back.

Gaming's star-studded web series is back.

A behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the original musical score for the game, which was recorded at world-famous Abbey Road Studios in the UK. Audio Manager Matt Black guides this latest dev diary, discussing his inspiration and direction for producing a score that complements the noir-inspired setting and gritty characters in the game.

Gaming's star-studded web series is back.

Meet the characters and learn the stakes in this Japanese overview of Zengeki no Reginleiv.

I remember a lot of the tracks from Dr. Mario, but not this one. I guess I never left the ‘victory’ screen on too long, or I just didn’t win very often! It’s more likely the second reason, since I really don’t like Dr. Mario!

First look at the PSP version of Sting's acclaimed strategy title.

SAN DIEGO, Calif. – January 21, 2010 – MACHINE and Unconditional Studios announced today that bittos+, the flagship edition of the bittos arcade-style puzzle game franchise, is confirmed to launch Monday, January 25, 2010 on WiiWare. Developed by Unconditional Studios, bittos+ is a fun puzzle game for the whole family that challenges players to [...]

A portion of a Nintendo Life review… …at only 500 Nintendo points you’re not only getting the better version of the game, but you’re getting it at half the price. If you’re up for something a little unique and different, this is definitely a game you’ll want to check out.

Just how bad do Earthbound fans want to see their favorite title make it to the Virtual Console? Well, one fan has gone through the trouble of getting Earthbound on his Wii, and making it look like an official VC release. Sadly, this is probably the closest we’ll ever get to seeing the [...]

Mother base, AI weapons, and multi-player elements revealed as Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker heads to PSP this May.

All-new title marks the debut of the Ben 10 franchise in the downloadable game market.

You have officially run out of excuses for not purchasing Capybara's hyper-cute PSN puzzler, Critter Crunch. Amazon.com is currently selling game codes for half off the usual $7 price -- that's only $3.49! It's likely that the PlayStation Store will also price-match this deal when it updates later today. But do you want to risk missing out on one heck of a deal? We think not. Update: Burn Zombie Burn is also on sale for half off the usual $10 price. That's $5! [Via @superpac]

We may not have been huge fans of Left 4 Dead 2 (except for Xav!), but you might be tempted to try it for yourself through Amazon today where you can pick up this Deal of the Day for just $35 on Xbox 360 or $28 on PC. Additionally, Amazon's Gold Box is featuring video game Lightning Deals throughout the day. Currently, the standard edition of Fallout 3 is going fast (for $18), but seven more deals are queued up. We only have hints as to what they'll be -- the next one sounds a heckuva lot like Assassin's Creed II -- but if "the original zombie killing hit" teased for 5PM ET today doesn't turn out to be the Amiga/DOS classic Horror Zombies from the Crypt, somebody's getting sued for false advertising. [Update: the current deal is Assassin's Creed II for $38.98.] [Thanks, Goldenchild]