Dan the Ad Man, who normally works in...advertising, has found the spare time to put together this amazing Street Fighter video consisting of "motion sculptures".

According to "retail sources", trade publication MCV is reporting that stores will be able to sell Xbox One games for whatever price they want.

Who says you need to be a newly-revealed or upcoming AAA blockbuster game to get a fancy cinematic trailer.

Bungie's Destiny, the first game the studio have worked on since they walked away from the Halo franchise, is coming to all kinds of home consoles, but for some reason, it's yet to be announced for the PC.

The ever-wonderful Castle Vidcons nails it. If you bought into Molyneux's hype and were expecting something better from his mobile "game", you only have yourself to blame.

Peculiarly, one of the things that was highlighted during the Call of Duty: Ghosts presentation last week was fish AI that moves out of the way when you get close. And as SUPERMARIOGALAXY13 highlights here, fish doing that is not exactly a new innovation—or hell, even an exciting one. It's nearly 20 years old!

Super Mario Bros., the 1993 film, paved the way video game movies for all time to come. Namely, that everyone would expect them to be terrible. It opened 20 years ago on Tuesday, and John Leguizamo, who starred as Luigi, had the grace and good humor to record this message for a Super Mario Bros. film fansite.

Though it may seem ridiculous that Microsoft would name its new console without already owning the domain name for it, there are a couple of mitigating factors here. One is that the guy who owns XboxOne.com registered the name almost two years ago. That's some good guessing!

No longer making shooters exclusively for PlayStation 3, Insomniac is now making ... a shooter for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The former Overstrike arrives on Tuesday as the reconstituted Fuse. Other highlights include Crusader Kings II DLC and The Warriors coming to PSN.