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The future of Japanese video games looks much brighter than Keiji Inafune and others would lead you to believe.

It's always nice to see the return of an old series you used to love, but what about the games nobody remembers? Don't they also deserve to come back?

Frank looks back at all 76 games he played this year.

Halo is overrated. Ocarina of Time is overrated. There is a reason why some games draw attention: They do something new. It's these games that occasion the most hype, homage, and hyperbole, and they're the ones most often written off as "overrated" by those who simply fail to understand their significance, often years later.

This week's Reviews Spotlight delivers dangerous jetpacks, hairy hedgehogs, sensually-curved witch warriors, and stymied writers warding off dark enemies. Check it out!

A review of Dark Void. Developed by Airtight Games and published by Capcom.

A look at Dark Void that's Better Late Than Never.

No domain is left unexplored in this week's Reviews Spotlight; from the retro-style zones of 3D Dot Game Heroes to the inky blackness of Doom 2's demonic Hell, these reviews have it all!

Brian Biederman reviews Dark Void...finally

Listening to popular opinion can make decisions easier, but it can also lead to choices that may turn out to be poor ones in the long run.

Before and After puzzle answers.

Dark Void Zero shows that some modern-day concepts may work better in old-school 2D.

Using Google Trends, math, and the truest science of all -- my gut -- I determine how well coming games will sell.

Video Blips for January 15, 2009. Part one of the Mass Effect 2, Sci vs. Fi documentary, action-packed gameplay footage of Quantum Theory, a design-focused Dark Void developer diary, and more.

An examination of Dark Void's jet pack mechanic leaves one gamer unimpressed.

Thoughts on Dark Void

Video Blips for December 2, 2009. A cinematic Dark Void trailer, G Lightan kicking ass in Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom, the environmental weapons of Split Second, and more.

Video Blips for November 23, 2009. A new Dark Void trailer showing off The Watchers, Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter is the same game but in HD, a funny webiode for Rabbids Go Home, and more.

Three people will be selected at random to win a Capcom game of their choice.

Dark Void Senior Producer Morgan Gray tries to answer our 5 Random Questions.