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Take it from someone who worked on every game in the series – the newest SSX is different. Art Director Geoff Coates has been a part of the franchise’s development since the start, and in our interview below, provides insider detail on the biggest, riskiest changes to next year’s entry. …

SFX blogger Alasdair Stuart gives his reaction to The Avengers trailer

Blogger Laura McConnell continues her look at the dearly departed in Being Human

There’s a Killer Instinct arcade cabinet in the food hall of the mall we’re in. Killer-goddamn-Instinct. As a mid-’90s Nintendo fanboy, this is an unbelievable sight. I’ve been following Rare’s first fighting game with incredulous wonder for quite some time, not expecting to actually get to play it for God …

We’re digging into some quick-hit offerings this week, headlined by the long-awaited native iPad appearance of the Katamari Damacy franchise, along with Monsters Ate My Condo, a wild match-three puzzler from Adult Swim Games. And on the second page, we’ve got the awesome asteroid-dodging affair, Bit Pilot, as well as …

The mouse twitched in my hand like a skid row junkie looking for a fix. Detective Cole Phelps responded, whipping out his .45 in the direction of two fleeing criminals. The nickle plated Colt barked, spitting hot death. The two goons fired back, their shots whizzing past Cole’s head and …

If you don’t recognize this charming lady from The Guild and Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, then you have horrible taste and should rectify the situation immediately. If you are familiar with Felicia Day, then you’re no doubt aware that she knows her business when it comes to games. As a …

The Seven Year Itch (1955) The Scene: Only Hollywood censorship can stop Richard Sherman (Tom Ewell) having an affair with his ultra-hot neighbour, The Girl (Marilyn Monroe). Sexiest Moment: The movies’ most iconic image of feminine desirability – a subway vent, a gust of air, and a billowing white dress. …

From Buffy to Supernatural – when SF TV goes postmodern

The surprising thing isn’t that there’s a Raving Rabbids game coming out for Kinect this November, but that it took over a year for Ubisoft to herd the insane monsters onto a game that employs Microsoft’s body-controlled device. Their frantic minigames have been a hit on just about every platform, …