It captures the main character's delusions of success. Or maybe it's just mean-spirited. Either way, I like it.

Thanks to the medium that is the comic book, comic book company Boom! Studios will be creating an ongoing “Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers” comic that will be out this December. The script will be written by Ian Brill and the art will be done by Leonel Castellani (full interview here via ComicsAlliance) Along with the [...]

Well, according to the official Playstation Move FAQ that's on the Playstation Blog, there is. Well, about 22ms if you want to be specific.

Square Enix recently revealed the follow-up to Dissidia: Final Fantasy (that Final Fantasy-themed fighting game) in the latest issue of Weekly Shonen Jump. Its title? Dissidia Duodecim: Final Fantasy.

Yes, it's true: after a year of waiting, Japan will be getting the Xbox 360 version of Final Fantasy XIII, according to a scan of Dengeki and Famitsu videogame magazine.

To complement the bat-s*** insane premise of the PS3-exclusive Tokyo Jungle, we have screenshots to go with it.

These early screens of Bioshock Infinite are courtesy of the next issue of Game Informer, and by golly, are they bright and cheery or what?

In case you're wondering what's up with the Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab, it's still going strong if last Thursday's presentation of the seven new game prototypes from the new MIT-GAMBIT interns at the Science Centre is of any indication. Take a gander after the jump.

While it took a couple years before the good folks at Sony to officially bring the PlayStation 3 into the country, Malaysian gamers won’t have to wait as long for Sony’s latest motion controller. The PlayStation Move will be available at all Sony Style Centres and game stores in Malaysia this September 15th.

It's a sad day for Company of Heroes fans. Brian R. Wood, lead designer of the upcoming Company of Heroes Online and overall direction of the franchise, tragically passed away on a Friday night in an automobile accident in Seattle.

Here's a recent inFamous 2 direct-feed video from the Penny Arcade Expo 2010 that's shown behind closed doors. Lookin' good, I must say.

While it's tough to figure out the correlation between The Sims 3 (console edition) and a museum, what we can tell you is that you'll be able to play it this Friday, along with other EA titles like Dead Space 2, Need For Speed Hot Pursuit, Dragon Age 2, and a few others.

Last Friday, a lot of Halo fans got to check out Halo: Reach and meet up with Bungie developers David Allen and Chris Opdahl. Just before the onslaught, yours truly manage to have a friendly chat with the duo at OverEasy.

This week's enough to make your wallet lighter than an anorexic feather if you're into action RPGs, RTSs, and early-adopting a Playstation Move magic wand thingy.

To say that the Halo series is influential in gaming is a huge understatement. After the jump is a list of what the game contributed to the foundations of FPSs today.

Holey s***. The sky is filled with pigs, and the devil is skating on ice to work. 2K Games just made it official that they're publishing Duke Nukem Forever, the decade old vaporware that 3D Realms never built.

So yeah, that one post we did where we hinted the appearance of Max (Sam & Max), Tycho(Penny Arcade), the Heavy (Team Fortress 2) and Strong Bad (Homestar Runner)? Turns out that Telltale Games will feature these guys....in a poker game.

In this next piece that celebrates all things Halo, find out why the first game became a landmark in console gaming history.

You get what could potentially be a huge box-office bomb called Quantum Quest.

Along with a foreword by series creator Keiji Inafune, we now get to see Mega Man Universe's gameplay in action.