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Check out this leaked shaky-cam footage
of a top-secret screener for the trailer of a supposed live-action
Pokémon film. Real? Unlikely. Car-crash-style can't-look-away awful? You
better believe it.

Critics may hate
it, but Resident Evil: Afterlife -- the fourth film loosely based
on the Resident Evil games from Capcom -- is doing very well for itself. Now its leading lady is already dropping hints about a fifth movie in
the works.

What do you think is more likely
Call of Duty requiring subscriptions or World of Warcraft going
free-to-play?

Check out our favorite applications for Reach's seven abilities.

For every game that created a new trend there's a game that never should
have been made. For every Halo Reach, you'll find a Street Cat.

Halo: Reach is already beating its predecessor in online play

Do you have questions for the Game Informer staff? Ask them here, and we'll answer them in the next podcast!

Today Sony released new screens showing off everyone's favorite
mind-controlling simian, Gorilla Grodd. The Flash and the rest of the DC
pantheon will face off against Grodd and his ape minions this November.

The venerable Japanese manufacturer looks to provide a download gaming service for arcades in Japan, similar to Valve's Steam.

A new patent unearthed shows that Sony is thinking about adding backwards compatibility back to the PS3 & possibly beyond.

Brent Lillibridge of the White Sox gets busted on Twitter, staying up late before a big game to pick up Halo: Reach

Demos of eagerly-anticipated Wii and DS titles are on wheels and heading across the country.

Blizzard is laying the smackdown on gamers using dirty tactics in StarCraft II

Gamers have enlisted Link, Mario, Batman, Green Lantern, and dozens of other characters into the custom racing scene.

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See how the Resident Evil 5 plays with the PlayStation Move enabled. Majinis and wooden crates beware!

Sega is revealing details about an upcoming mission pack, as well as giving away free soldiers for your squad.

Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock just got a zillion times more metal. Flash the devil horns at your earliest convenience

Love it or hate it, in-game advertising is here to stay – and a new
study by the Nielson Company suggests that it's becoming a very
effective way to reach consumers.

Throw the Cabbage Patch Kids in the trash. Stuffed toys now have geek cred.