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Might & Magic Heroes VI.

The image to the left is Tennis For Two. It was created in 1958 at New York's
Brookhaven Lab by physicist William Higinbotham. The original game was dismantled soon
after its creation, but now it will be available to play in its original
form again.

Both images are branded under the "World War Nintendo" banner. We're not
sure what this is all about, but we hope it means seeing more amazing
renditions of beloved characters.

Meet Aung Zaw Oo. He's an animator who works at Uber Entertainment, the
team behind downloadable shooter Monday Night Combat. Check out this video of
his various stunts and tricks.

Ugly bugs and hot women; are you sure you don’t want to join the Earth Defense Force?

1982's novelty album by Buckner & Garcia will be available for Rock Band soon. Who needs Zeppelin?

Game studios like to send us Christmas cards, but joy should be shared.

Watch the Mega64 guys make fun of our latest cover.

Star Wars fans may have trouble watching this video, since it features
the inglorious death of the coolest scoundrel in the galaxy.

In the company of a surprisingly good number of games, Time elevates Alan Wake to the number one spot.

The tomb raider herself will be exploring a new game platform starting tomorrow.

You can’t play Uncharted on the iPhone, but you can play Gameloft’s Shadow Guardian.

Section 8: Prejudice, aims to improve upon its predecessor
in every way, while sporting a surprisingly low price tag.

Bump the music from Tron Evolution: The Video Game on your turntable!

Ex-head of studio Sensory Sweep is heading to the pokey for tax fraud.

The founders of Eat Sleep Play talk car combat in the full version of our interview from the current issue.

While Capcom's Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective isn't hitting U.S. DSs
until January 11, the game will be expanding to iOS devices in Japan
tomorrow.

This cosplayer puts a "sweet" twist on a MGS staple.

This button-eyed, happy-looking Widowmaker appears to be so large it has eclipsed Insomniac's moon logo.