Tim Turi

We can’t be positive that this is the final stage list, but it does suggest
that there are far fewer classic stages than longtime fans may
appreciate.

I’ve finally gotten my hands on this final piece of Castlevania DLC, and it’s a definite disappointment.

This high octane short shows Cloud slashing robots while driving his signature motorcycle and
engaging Sephiroth in a flashy, high-flying battle. A much-beloved FF
VII character also makes her overdue return.

Level 5, the esteemed developer of the puzzling Professor Layton series,
is joining forces with mobile developer DeNA to deliver Professor
Layton Royale.

Ten brand new PC levels of the critically adored puzzler are being included with Razer’s $140 Hydra peripheral, a spherical motion-sensing controller.

Sony boss Jack Tretton recently implied that nobody should be holding their breath for a PS4 announcement.

Today at the 2011 Games for Change Festival, former vice president Al
Gore took to the stage to deliver the event's keynote speech.

Minecraft modder Gary520 has crafted a world inspired by The Legend of
Zelda: The Ocarina of Time and A Link to the Past, complete with
memorable locations, weapons, and of course, Link.

Buy a piece of E3 2011 for a good cause.

Sega is apologizing to its customers and says that it is increasing security.

Embark on a photo tour featuring developers hard at work on FF XIII-2,
quirky desk decorations, and some behind the scenes art. 

Weaponized apples, white-knuckled magic carpet rides over molten lava,
and top-notch 16-bit graphics. These are just a few of the things that
made the SNES and Genesis versions of Disney's Aladdin stand out from
all the other licensed crap.

I had the opportunity to chat with Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of Donkey Kong, Super Mario, and much more.

We’ll be posting the interview in full tomorrow, but here's a glimpse
of what the creator of Donkey Kong, Mario, and Zelda had to
say when asked why the Wii and Wii U aren’t as colorful as past Nintendo
systems.

The company says it will only be supporting games that use one
controller because requiring consumers to purchase another would cost
too much dough.