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Sean McGeady believes Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance will be twice the game Metal Gear Solid: Rising would have been, and for a few very simple reasons. Revengeance will set you free.

News Blips for November 17, 2011. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 sweeps the nation's all-time sales records with a whopping $775 million haul in its first week, Sledgehammer Games' Glen Schofield reaps unfavorable fan reaction after seeking to manipulate MW3's Metacritic user score, Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima talks MGS5, and more.

News Blips for July 6, 2011. Square Enix files a lawsuit against anonymous Italian encroachers that lifted a press-only preview of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima acclaim's L.A. Noire's frighteningly realistic facial animations, Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime says third-party platforms have a home on WIi U, and more.

Last year E3 was all about controller-less gaming. Will this year show a bolstered support for the new tech...or is it doomed to suffer the fate of the many peripherals before it? Pixel Perfect's Justin Brenis looks to the past and future to determine if E3 2011 will "move" away from motion tech for good, or stand its ground and build on it.

The big show is here again, and the best minds in the industry tell us (almost) exactly what to expect!

News Blips for Friday, May 27, 2011: Platinum Games is not developing Metal Gear Solid Rising after all; The Witcher 2 gets an update and loses DRM; Shinobi will return on the 3DS; and more.

News Blips for Friday, May 13, 2011: Modern Warfare 3 gets detailed; Metal Gear Solid: RISING and BioShock: Infinite dated by GameStop; hackers hack EidosMontreal.com; and more.

Video Blips for March 3, 2011. Link refines his swordsman skills in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, Crysis 2's various multiplayer modes and classes are sure to entice any skeptic, the peculiar action-adventure puzzler Catherine gets a US debut trailer, and more.

News Blips for Nov. 4, 2010. Microsoft's Alex Kipman talks about games using a hybrid of Kinect and traditional controls, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood has a very "solid" figure join its ranks, a study reveals that gamers play a large part in online shopping, and more.

Japanese games might lag behind the Americans' in quality. However, they're still finding innovative ways to change the way we play video games.

News Blips for August 10, 2010. Billy Mitchell resumes the mantle of Donkey Kong champion with a new world record, Metal Gear Solid: Rising probably won't have many iconic characters of the series, the voice talent for Fallout: New Vegas is revealed, and more.

Now that the hype and pageantry of E3 has quieted down, you don’t see a lot of coverage on it anymore. But does the content of the conferences live on in people’s memories one month later? What games from them continue to gain hype? What announcements still have people talking? We take a look and find out. (A Pressing Issue challenge submission.)

Ever since the PSP launched big budget, AAA games that we were used to seeing and playing on our home consoles have been trying to make their way onto Sony's portable system. Metal Gear Solid and Kojima Productions did this with Portable Ops back in 2006, and now they're doing it again with Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker.

In terms of pure surreality, Konami's media briefing bested the Cirque du Soleil of Microsoft's Kinect event and the laser tag and don't-call-it-a-vitality-sensor of Ubisoft's press event. When else will you see luchadores in teeny bikinis, a multicultural Abbott and Costello schtick, and Def Jam mogul Russell Simmons, all in the span of two hours?

Jake Johnson gets excited easily. This makes him the perfect conductor for The Hype Train.

News Blips for June 11, 2010.

News Blips for June 10, 2010. The venerable Dreamcast game library will emerge on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 this fall, box art for Metal Gear Solid: Rising appears out of the shadows, Evolution Studios announces MotorStorm: Apocalypse, and more.

A stealth gamer's manifesto on the rise and fall of the stealth genre.

We highlight some of the best Bitmob user contributions in the last week.