Tonight’s Spike TV VGAs offered new video reveals that were part expected, part surprise. From the expected camp was EA’s revitalised Medal of Honor, a modern day Middle Eastern shoot ‘em up, seen in trailer form for the first time. More »
Just posted to YouTube, we’ll see how long it lasts, but here’s the trailer just now shown at the 2009 Video Game Awards down in Los Angeles. More »
Tragically ironic games poster as seen at a Gamestation today by reader Coffeehair. More »
At the Video Game Awards, Samuel L. Jackson just took the stage (describing himself as a “bad arse motherf—-er”) to announce Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2. More »
Kotaku’s Michael McWhertor is in L.A. for tonight’s video game awards. He says he just caught up with Adrian Ripburger Mark Hamill, who told him he was asked to do a trailer for a sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum. More »
Ric Turner, a former special effects specialist with Disney Imagineering built this, a 21,268-bulb Guitar Hero holiday display that plays “Cliffs of Dover” by Eric Johnson. More »
Not sure if this is the “biggest surprise premiere in VGA history” we’ve been promised, but MTV put up a “Green Day: Rock Band” video dated three days into the future, then pulled it. Embed code still works, though. More »
Big ups to reader Philip C. for spotting something my sandy eyes missed this morning. UFC Undisputed 2010 has a release date of May 25, according to the latest Gamestop ad. More »
I half imagine Atari’s board of directors has a sticker on its windshield reminding it to change CEOs every 5,000 miles. Sure enough, it’s happened again. Former chief operating officer Jeff Lapin is now in the top job. More »
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