Tim Turi

One dedicated pixel artist has converted every video game character you
could possibly care about into the style of Capcom's Mega Man.

This Limited Edition of the Wii game comes with bonus armor, an improved ASE orb, and an neato looking art book.

Quite a few gamers have been feeling the need for speed recently. In its
two weeks since it first became available, over two million drivers
have raced through the game’s virtual streets.

There are Nazis, vampires, and vampires killing Nazis.

I’m not sure if it’s Tim’s subtle happiness or the critters that surround him and their whimsical nature that unsettles me.

Six titles will be freed of their cabinets for your Virtual Console enjoyment this winter.

We have a feeling if you chucked that thing at a power saw you'd get the same explosive effect as in the game.

I'd like to see Peach bake something like that for her man.

UPDATE: The video has been pulled since the original publication of this story.

Some very diligent mad scientist gamers have put the devs' claim to the test, and it's been significantly improved.

God of War II originally had an amazing-sounding Atlantis level
planned, but had to be scrapped after months of work. Now, for the
first time, the veil is being raised on this forgotten adventure.

Hopefully you've tried all three by now. So... who do you think did it best?

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata says the company is localizing unreleased games' and testing their potential overseas success, which could result
in new U.S. releases.

This collection of clever meat charts by artist Jude Buffum
reveals the tasty innards of video game characters ranging from Ganon to
Yoshi to chocobos. Tasty, tasty chocobos.

UPDATE: The previously mentioned March 11, 2011 release date was photoshopped.

The company has recently announced that if the Champions Online's free to play business model
proves successful, they may make their other MMO, Star Trek Online,
free as well.

This trailer showcases the laser-addled violence awaiting you in the player vs. player warzones of the MMORPG.

Staying true to the company's proven formula, they will be releasing
sequels to successful franchises, but their description of 2011's Call
of Duty project appears to be of a far grander scope than a new chapter.