Crysis and Back to the Future. Together. No hoverboards or locomotives, sadly, but that is a fully-functioning DeLorean. And by fully, I mean fully.

This may be the best thing you will ever see.

DeLorean Time Machine [Crysis, thanks an1sh!]

If you want more visuals, there are two additional gameplay vids for BioShock 2 over on GameTrailers – deathmatch and the harvesting choice.

BioShock 2 Videos [GameTrailers]

Not a speed-run, but this Zero Punctuation-style rundown of Modern Warfare 2 provides a Cliffs Notes to the story for those who bought the game just for the multiplayer. For those who bought it for the singleplayer, bigtime spoiler alert.

That means don’t press play if you don’t want all the story highlights, plot twists, outcomes and the conclusion. Otherwise spend a minute on this and then get back to your Search & Destroy and your perks grindin’.

Modern Warfare 2 in 60 Seconds [YouTube]

So far, it’s not known how if this glitch is repeatable or what circumstances would force it, but, dang, that box is barfing infinite coins and thus infinite lives in New Super Mario Bros. Wii.

New Super Mario Bros. Wii Glitch Causes Infinite Coins/Lives [Go Nintendo]

Once more I get the distinct feeling that I will spend hours upon hours designing my racer, car and special tracks, only to get bored with the actual racing afterward. I’ve not had a chance to play the game yet of course, so perhaps my tune will change, but in the meantime I have to ask myself how much being able to create a pink kitty girl racer is worth to me.

Millions.

The Spike TV Video Game Awards will once again double as an E3 as new games are revealed and new trailers are unveiled. Halo: Reach is coming. As is whatever this game is, teased first on Kotaku right now.

Thoughts? Theories? Is it Ken Levine’s new game? Is it BioShock 3? Is it related to anything that shows up in Google when you type in 2K Games and Dubai? We here at Kotaku can only speculate about the secrets the VGA people are holding onto. They won’t tell us anything.

The name of the game and gameplay will premiere during the VGAs on December 12 at 8pm ET/PT (noon AEDT, December 13) on Spike. A Halo: Reach trailer is also scheduled for the broadcast.

1up.com reports that this is a teaser for Spec Ops and we can now even watch an August-posted TV commercial for it.

I’m liking the look of Darksiders more and more each time I see it. The gameplay does seem derivative of other action platformer titles, but I don’t see anything wrong with that. I don’t mind if a game looks or plays like another one, as long as it is entertaining. If we avoided things only because they looked like other things then we never would have had that crush on the girl at the record shop who looked like a punky version of Cameron Diaz, and then where would we be?

Note that this is the UK version of the video. Darksiders hits Australia on January 7.

Take this with a grain of salt, but this clip sure looks like it’s revealing some new multiplayer modes for Modern Warfare 2, found lurking somewhere in the game’s code.

There are three modes in total: VIP (just like Counter-Strike), Capture The Flag (with a single flag between two teams) and Global Thermonuclear War, which one side has to capture. Once captured, the thing goes off, killing everybody.

If you squint through all the garbage written on-screen, you can make out allegations that these modes are all tucked away on the disc waiting to be unlocked as DLC. Makes sense on a basic level, but the bonkers language isn’t helping their cause.

[via VG247]

In this IGN AU clip, you’ll see: corpses vanishing before their ragdoll death animations have concluded; heads remaining perfectly intact despite a machete slicing straight through them; corpses disappearing into concrete; flame retardant zombies; and infected miraculously blinking out of existence a fraction of a second before being killed by an explosion.

It is a travesty.