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#google
Google Bringing Games To YouTube?
Google applied for a patent earlier this year called "Web-Based System for Generation of Interactive Games Based on Digital Videos". Translation: bringing games to YouTube. Interesting. More » -
#salescharts
British Sales Charts: British Sales Charts...British Sales Charts...British Sales Charts...
Is there an echo in here? I only ask because last week's British sales charts look an awful lot like this week's British sales charts. More » -
#microsoft
A Little More Info On Xbox Live For Mobile Phones
We've known for years that Microsoft would be expanding Xbox Live beyond the Xbox console. Heck, with Games For Windows, it's (practically) already started. Still, new info is always appreciated! More » -
#iphone
Plants vs Zombies, iPhone, January
PopCap's excellent Plants vs Zombies has already been announced for the iPhone, but you know what hadn't been announced? Its release date. More » -
#streetfighter
Get Your Fists On Super Street Fighter IV At Vegas Preview Event
Those with a need/desire to get their hands on Super Street Fighter IV should pack their bags and head for Vegas, as Capcom will soon be hosting a public event/fight club for the game. More » -
#clips
Return To Ostagar With This Trailer
Dragon Age's next piece of downloadable content, Return to Ostagar, will be out next week. To get you in the mood, here's the pack's trailer. More » -
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#cosplay
A Touching Tribute To The King Of Space Pop
This is some Space Channel 5 cosplay from Comiket, and for once, Ulala isn't the centre of attention. More » -
#art
The Bayeux Tapestry, World 1-1
It may not have the lasting historical significance of "1066 and all that", but that doesn't stop Elsa's tapestry of Mario's iconic 1-1 level from being just as impressive as anything the Normans could come up with. More » -
#electronicgames
A Little Background On The World's First Ever Video Game Magazine
If you're stuck with spare time on your hands this holiday week, you should sit down with this excellent interview with Arnie Katz, one of the co-founders of the world's very first video game magazine. More »
