Nintendo Wii Just Killing Everyone in Sight
Statistics show that if there's a Wii under your Christmas tree this year, you'll almost certainly be dead by New Year's.
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Statistics show that if there's a Wii under your Christmas tree this year, you'll almost certainly be dead by New Year's.
We tried it last night and can indeed confirm that there is no longer any good reason to leave your couch ever.
MTV Games just announced that the Beatles catalogue has been licensed for use in a brand-new Rock Band–like video game.
A National Videogame Archive will open later this month in Nottingham, England.
He'll be releasing an iPhone-based version of the video game Tap Tap Revolution, featuring NIN tracks.
Wal-Mart will be the exclusive retailer of the AC/DC edition of Rock Band and EA signs a new deal.
Player must guide one model through various challenges and try not to get eliminated.
The new video game from the creator of The Sims is getting middling reviews, despite its eight hilarious years in development.
Following a merger between video-game companies, Ghostbusters: The Video Game has been left (temporarily, we hope!) without a publisher.
When was the last time a movie video-game adaptation actually turned out good?
Yesterday, Nintendo announced the details of Wii Music, the company's newest product designed to make you look like the world's biggest moron.
Why does this guy even bother recording albums anyway?
'He made so much money off of 'Honey, I Shrunk The Kids' that he retired.'
Possible proof that all the world's newsmakers are on vacation this week.
Surely this will be the greatest-ever thing to come from the Star Wars universe, right?
Boom Blox, the game Spielberg helped design with EA, is definitely no Grand Theft Auto.
For your ticket price of £130, you get to watch pasty-faced dudes play video games on stage.
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