According to a report from a Japanese retail event, Nintendo is planning on bringing Super Mario All-Stars to the Nintendo Wii. More »

I don't think I've seen such a fitting name for a game in a while. Chaos Invaders is an utterly mental take on the classic shooter, in which dead enemies can be used as weapons.

Shoot an invader down and catch them on your ship, then launch them back at the remaining baddies. The boss battles look like stupidly good fun - you can chip pieces off a huge mothership, collect them all in a big pile then fire them back and cause havoc. The game will land on the webs for free any day now, so we'll make sure to keep you posted.

Sega has released a batch of in-game screenshots for upcoming strategy epic Shogun2 : Total War. They're moody! More »

Taken at a Halo: Reach press event in Sydney yesterday. More »

I've been holding off on posting about Pirates of New Horizons for a little while, as I wanted to see more details emerge first. It's a 3D action adventure game set in a world of floating islands and pirate ships with wings.

You take control of Annha, a young pirate with a thirst for treasure. After being attacked by alien pirates (let's assume Annha is a 'good' pirate, then), she must find a way to repair her ship and escape an island, while searching for treasure and gems at the same time. There are puzzles to overcome and combat to be unleashed, with special items to use, side-quests to partake in, and some pretty lovely sights to see.

The final version will probably cost monies, but a free browser-based version will be available sometime in the next month, that will contain a heavy amount of content. So that should be something to look forward to! Check the official site for more info.

It doesn't matter if newly revealed PlayStation Network title Tokyo Jungle is the worst game ever. It has a monkey in overalls. That's all it needs! More »

It's a little late for Assassin's Creed II, we know, but just in time for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood come these Ezio figures by NECA. More »

Japanese erotic games tend to have, well, interesting promotional efforts. 18-years-old-and-up PC title Kud Wafter is no exception. Boob chocolate, anyone? More »

It's a safe bet that Call of Duty: Black Ops will become the de facto multiplayer shooter of the fall, deservedly so for the intelligent, exciting online features that developer Treyarch is adding to the series—most notably, gambling. More »

Earlier this year, Sony stated it would be bringing 3D Blu-ray playback to the PlayStation 3 in September. Turns out, it won't be. More »

Busting up a noodle house never looked so fun. More »

This year's Tokyo Game Show will have a whole slew of games on display. Currently, which platform will get the most games? Let's have a look: More »

The last few Valkyria Chronicles figures we've seen were for baddie Selvaria Bles. Time to even the score, with a figure of heroine Alicia Melchiott. More »

Metal Gear Solid 4 is an epic game. But it's missing something. Rather, somethings. Those somethings are PlayStation Trophies, which the game does not support. More »

Ballistic Publishing, the team behind the excellent Uncharted 2 art book, are back with another tome for another Sony franchise, only this time it's God of War. More »

Yoshinori Ono (pictured) is the producer of Street Fighter IV and Super Street Fighter IV. So you'd imagine he'd be pretty good at Street Fighter. He's just not as good as Daigo "The Beast" Umehara (not pictured). More »

The code powering the PS3's first modchip is now officially out there, meaning anyone with an internet connection and a USB microcontroller can get under their PS3's skin. More »

Capcom, the studio behind Resident Evil, loves sequels. That's fine, people love Capcom sequels. How does another Resident Evil game sound? More »

It's a strange thing to be getting excited about Mass Effect 2 in September, eight months after most of us first played it. More »

As expected, European PS3 owners will soon get access to a new service called Music Unlimited, which for a subscription fee will give users access to "millions" of songs. More »