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Some things are just better with music numbers. For example, check out this strange Star Fox puppet show set to song.

A recent mod for Left 4 Dead 2 features one of the slickest Portal 2 Easter eggs we’ve ever seen.

This week we decided to try something a little different for Weekend
Warrior. Watch as Ben Hanson and I sneak up on GI editors in the office
and on the street and coerce them to tell their weekend plans on film.

One of the world's premiere art museums is hosting a video game event, and you're invited.

A new device lets you replace a keyboard and mouse with straightforward digital controls to press with your ten little toes.

On its continued quest for world domination, Minecraft has just passed the 10 million registered user mark.

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The massive social gaming company is proposing an initial public
offering that will make it one of the biggest publicly traded companies
in gaming.

Learn about the DLC character's magic sword and the reason he became blind.

IBM just revealed its new phase-change memory (PCM) tech that could drastically change computing and gaming.

After a significant set of layoffs earlier in 2011, Disney Interactive is closing Black Rock Studios.

Thirty employees have been let go from the Austin-based Wii developer.

Jon Stewart makes mention of how Sonya Blade being ripped in half by Noob Saibot
is protected, but there might have been an issue if she had suffered a
nip slip during the fatality.

The ESRB has a listing up for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the
original Crysis, which has never appeared on console.

Age of Conan has relaunched as a free-to-play MMO, and is also shedding its Mature rating to go for more explicit, unrated content.

Nintendo has announced the prizes for its customer loyalty program, which are available to platinum and gold members.

Sony's PSPVita is a powerful piece of hardware, and a demonstration at a
recent forum in Japan shows that its capable of real-time video chat --
complete with avatars that respond to your facial expressions.

Valve's download service Steam is celebrating summer with some hot deals on some of the industry's biggest games.

The source code for Google's new social network reveals a plan to incorporate games into the service.

We wrote about Irrational Games' BioShock Infinite E3 demo in great detail,
but reading about it isn't the same as seeing it for yourself.
Irrational is planning to show the demo live on Spike TV, but we've got a
sneak peek for you right now.