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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Bruce Banner and the Hulk. The Wolf Man. Sonic the Hedgehog?! In the latest Sonic release, Sega has taken cues from Nintendo's most recent Legend of Zelda release by inflicting lycanthropy on our favorite blue hedgehog. read more »
Spider-man, Spider-man, he is back again for his fans. As soon as you start, you will be blown away. If you play on SD, you might strain text to read. Dale and Teresa are back without pumpkins. read more »
He's the Dark Knight, vengeful, brooding, and terrifying, but in an alternate LEGO universe, he tries really hard to live up to his human counterpart, but he's just too cute. All the same, this game shows that super hero games can be absolutely excellent. read more » The Xbox 360, in case you haven't heard, is a Microsoft product, so many of its features are designed to work with Windows right out of the box, but if you're a Mac user, you don't need to be left out in the digital cold. The 360 is a great gaming platform and can offer lots of great content for your family. This tutorial will help Mac users get the most out of their 360's with some helpful tips and tricks, no coding necessary. read more » ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10+) Here's the new launch trailer for Lego Batman, which comes out tomorrow for all major consoles. Check back soon for reviews, and check out the new screens at the Image Gallery. ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10+) In order to re-unite a shattered world, Sonic the Hedgehog races from continent to continent fighting Dr. Eggman’s evil minions. One such content is the naturally striking Chun-nan. read more »
Jump in. Forget the manual. Just drive. Smash everything in sight! That’s the point! Sadly, smashing everything in sight is the ONLY point in Monster Jam. read more » 
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Dale stops by for a quick update while Teresa suffers from occupational hazards. 
Guitar Hero, when released, took the world by storm. There's no question about that. But later, Harmonix (the original Guitar Hero developers) launched Rock Band, which added the mic and drums to open up a whole new experience in music gaming that in many ways left Guitar Hero in the dust. But now Red Octane has seen Harmonix's ante with Guitar Hero World Tour by adding the same instruments, but how do they compare? 
