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Mega Man 4 Platform: Wii Rating: Everyone Content descriptors: Mild Cartoon Violence Rating summary: This is an action-platformer game in which players control a small figure that shoots and jumps its way through sci-fi environments. Players can use an arm cannon to shoot tiny pellets at enemy creatures (e.g., robotic hippos, caterpillars, and spaceships); effects include small white [...]

What's this? An exciting MotoGP game?

We'll have to wait a bit, but we'll get the superior version... until Square Enix gives Japan the inevitable Final Mix.

The company claims its streaming game tech will break the console cycle.

Sam Fisher's been tossed into some fairly unenviable scenarios in previous games, but if this new trailer is any indication, Splinter Cell: Conviction might just place the former spy into his most precarious mission to date. Between knife fighting dudes in bathrooms, holding off home invaders and generally being rude to receptionists, Fisher's going to great lengths to prove his bad-assitude. (Little does Sam know, he already proved it during the original Splinter Cell's opening credits.)

Additionally, the trailer provides a bit more of the backstory leading up to Conviction, as well as some of the events we can anticipate in the game. Apparently, Sam's going to be storming the White House after an EMP blast devastates Washington. We wonder if he'll pass the Modern Warfare 2 guys while he's in there?

Remember when we had higher hopes for MadWorld in Japan after the rather lackluster consumer response from North America and Europe? It looks like we were on the side of the fence that were more interested. Unofficial numbers put MadWorld at 4,600 copies sold within its first week at Japanese retail. Needless [...]

M. Bison’s Punch Out!! by Mafen Did you know that in Japan, Balrog’s name is actually M. Bison? Yes, our Balrog is definitely a rip-off of Mike Tyson, just as he is in Japan. The thing is, in Japan they went with the ‘M. Bison’ soundalike name. When the game came stateside, Capcom [...]

A new block-breaker is coming to PSN.

Official Olympic winter videogame hits 6 million units worldwide.

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We've got some good news and some bad news for those of you eagerly awaiting EA's Medal of Honor reboot this summer. The good news first: Five new, high-resolution images of the game -- albeit stills from the debut trailer -- are in the gallery below. Now, the bad: We count only one Tier 1 Operator featured in the screens with a beard. We know, we know -- it shocked us, too!

We'll make some calls and demand that the appropriate amount of facial hair rendering be included in the next batch. You can thank us later.

I’m still left scratching my head over Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom. I have no idea how Capcom managed to bring this title to the states, and with as little cuts as they did. Purists may whine about the few elements that had to be left in Japan, but overall this translation was an absolutely [...]

Popular Konami RPG releases on PlayStation handhelds today.

Store working with Gamer Lounge to test new program.

Alawar Entertainment gives you the scoop on its newest murder mystery, available now.

Is the "Facehugger" figurine that came bundled with your Hunter Edition of Aliens vs. Predator missing its tail appendage? That's an important component for the Facehugger's chest-impregnating ritual, you know. How else is the little guy supposed to keep his balance whilst tenderly inserting its glistening ovipositor into your larynx and filling your chest cavity with its ripe brood-seed?

Fortunately, Sega's replacing the broken 'huggers -- just fill out this form using the map pack download code that came with the Hunter Edition, and wait for your new, skittering friend to arrive. We highly suggest picking up extra flamethrower fuel during the interim.

We fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon.

Fresh extension of the blockbuster franchise arrives this Spring.

And how lawyers like the ESA's Ken Doroshow are using the Constitution to stop the government's efforts.

And how lawyers like the ESA's Ken Doroshow are using the Constitution to stop the government's efforts.

And how lawyers like the ESA's Ken Doroshow are using the Constitution to stop the government's efforts.