It went from rumour to fact in less than a month, but the new large-screen DSi has been released in Japan this week end.
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Players of Noby Noby Boy, the PSN game from the creator of Katamari Damacy, have managed to unlock Jupiter, with a little help from Namco.
New Moon isn't the only vampire flick in town it seems as work begins on the fourth installment in the Underworld series.
If BioShock had a special edition, you know BioShock 2 had to follow suit.
Who needs guns and missiles? Lasers are the future of warfare.
Ubisoft has announced that it will not be publishing the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of No More Heroes.
New Moon, the sequel to the vampire teen romance movie Twilight, has had a record breaking opening.
The Week in Review: It watches you sleep. This week, we get Steamy with Stardock CEO Brad Wardell, ice a cake of delicious stupidity with a litigious shut-in, consult the Great Law-Devil, pour a 40 on the curb for Pandemic, and watch Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford let out some hot air.
Sony may not be selling as much content on PSN as Microsoft is on XBLA, but according to one developer it's not due to lack of effort or support.
Dark Void should be on every action gamer's watch list. This new trailer introduces us to the game's Watchers, who are... shapeshifting... robot... alien... slug... guys.
The script-writer of Modern Warfare 2 says that the airport mission was needed to push the game to the next level.
After a sorting error left Escapist Editor Jordan Deam's plastic head of Modern Warfare 2's "Soap" MacTavish permanently disfigured, forumgoer mcipaulr came to the rescue by volunteering his own plastic "Soap" head for the first facial transplant of its kind.
The UK Department of Transportation presents Code of Everand, an educational MMOG that teaches kids to look both ways before crossing the Spirit Channels lest they be devoured by monsters.
Busy playing Modern Warfare 2 on Xbox Live in the UK? Your government may be looking to get you into actual Modern Warfare soon.
Microsoft says that reports it banned up to a million Xbox Live users for having modified consoles last week are vastly overblown.
