Well Craig Harris at IGN got to talk to Metroid Producer Yoshio Sakamoto at GDC, and he had some interesting tidbits of information to tell us about the game:

“It’s always difficult when people bring up Metroid Dread. The only thing people have heard about the game are rumors. We never had an official announcement at E3 or anything like that. I think there was at one point where a little bit of information leaked, but now we don’t know how to really talk about the project. All I can really say is that I wish I could put an end to the rumors!

Oh, I’m not denying the existence of any documents that got out. What we’re doing right now, we’re waiting and watching and reading the comments to see what people are interested in before we make any comment on the project. So please be patient a little while longer.” - Metroid producer Yoshio Sakamoto

I’d really love another 2D Metroid game, as I’m sure a lot of you guys would. I loved both that graced the Gameboy Advance, and Super Metroid is my favorite 2D Metroid game to date. I hope they get the game off the ground, or better yet: have something to show at E3!

It really is hard to get more awesome than this, and it’s a damn good way to start off the weekend. Combine a Casio VL-10, a typewriter, and countless other instruments, and you get Tetris.

“I Twitter now and, you know, I’ve got followers on Twitter,” he said, referring to his new found love for the service.

“That’s an interesting mechanic, and we integrate that into the Fable experience.”

And then below, as you can see ,we’ve got six brand-spankin’ new screenshots of the game. There’s some beautiful environments, skeletons, and a guy wielding a bad-ass sword, so we’re going to assume him as the protagonist.

It looks like we’ve got a whole shit-ton of news concerning Sony’s “PlayStation Move” (fancy name for a Wiimote that only works on the PS3). The controller will be releasing this fall. The press release tells me that this will offer “a motion-based, high-definition gaming experience unlike anything on the market”, but besides the hi-def, I’m pretty sure I already own a Wii.

I don’t wanna hate on the controller, but seriously, we’ve seen Natal and all of the things that it’s supposed to do, but with these we really haven’t seen much that’s actually that innovative and that would really make me want to shell out the money to buy one. There’s also a huge list of companies that are going to support the thing, but how about some games?

But just check out those product shots and action shots below. Yeah, those people are having tons of fun, so why shouldn’t I?

Because I don’t wanna have to get a third job to have to pay for the damn thing.

Like the last game, this one’s going to have a remastered score, hi-def graphics, full voice over, and the hint system all return. Players will also get to choose whether they want to directly control Guybrush, or use the ol’ point-and-click style of navigation. There’s also commentary from the makers of the original game, which will prove to tell us some interesting information and will allow us to the good ol’ memories of yesteryear.

“The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition really resonated with gamers young and old thanks to its classic storyline and updated gameplay features,” said LucasArts’ President Darrell Rodriguez. “We’re adding even more great new features in this sequel and can’t wait for classic Monkey Island fans and newcomers alike to experience perhaps the most beloved installment in the franchise ever.”

Get prepared for all of the goodness of this special edition this summer. In the mean time, check out some screenshots of the new game, as well as some comparison shots between the original game.

You want more you greedy bastard?

If you’re one of the first 25,000 people to pre-register for the service, they’ll give you the first 3 months of OnLive for free. Let me re-iterate that: FOR FREE!

Unless of course you live in Hawaii or Alaska, in which case you won’t be getting any OnLive. Ever. Suckas.

It’s amazing what people can do on little skateboards. The guy in the video is using one to fingerboard across a bunch of old famicon games and the console. It’s chalk-full of 5-0’s, tailslides, nollie bigflips, and much more. Now time to break out the full-sized skateboard!

You all remember what a big deal it was when we first heard the announcement of a Street Fighter IV hitting Apple’s App Store for the iPhone and iPod Touch? Well now you can go pick up the game right now, with all of the visual pad awesomeness that it has.

The game features Ryu, Chun Li, Able, Blanka, M. Bison, Dhalsim, Guile and Ken as all of the characters, as well as seven different environments to fight in. There is also a versus mode which allows you to fight head-to-head via bluetooth.

Just remember this though: IT PLAYS WITH THE VISUAL PAD!

I know, right? Being the big hit that it is, PlayStation Home is just begging for some Aliens vs. Predator outfits and people could..erm..buy? And then put on their characters and…dance in?

Yeah, we don’t really know, but they’re coming out on March 31st so go get your money ready to buy these…because it’s going to affect your life a lot. Really.

“We have no plans to adopt [a] Blu-Ray drive for the Xbox 360. In fact, the future of home entertainment started last autumn when Xbox 360 became the first and only console to offer instant-on 1080p streaming HD movies.”

It makes sense. I mean blu-ray is the past, streaming HD movies on a video game console is the hear and now. Oh wait…yeah, what the fuck? Maybe in the Xbox 720 or whatever their next console is, but it is definitely surprising to hear that they have no plans of blu-ray on the 360. Oh well I guess, I don’t think that multi-layered discs could help at all..right?