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Video Blips for June 22, 2012. Spec Ops: The Line fills sand in your guns, your eyes, and your underwear, The Amazing Spider-Man's cameo of Bruce Campbell ensures loudmouthed reporters the world over get their share of the spotlight, and Krater's weekend celebration ups the bass and downs the population.

Famed Arma II mod DayZ throws survivors against all odds in a zombie apocalypse...but what happens when the minds of the survivors start playing tricks on themselves?

Video Blips for June 15, 2012. Ubisoft provides some narration for Connor's chilling executions in Assassin's Creed III, Firaxis talks Civilization V: Gods & Kings, and Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs punches your bravery in the gut and steals its lunch money.

Plenty of memorable game soundtracks capture our minds and our hearts because of their exquisite composition and emotional pull, but we also remember the songs showing up out of nowhere with completely different styles and structures.

Video Blips for June 1, 2012. Dishonored mixes up shiny blades with sea shanties, Hitman: Absolution's Agent 47 tithes with bullets and neck snaps, and swat down insectoid neighbors in Defiance.

Video Blips for May 25, 2012. The skies of PlanetSide 2 thickens with holed jets and streams of ammo, take the shot against your friends in Hitman: Absolution's Sniper Challenge, and repel Fritz for Mother Russia in a free content update for Red Orchestra 2.

Gaming trivia website Did You Know Gaming? dispenses tidbits of unknown lore for various titles using colorful infographics.

Video Blips for May 18, 2012. Gotham City Impostor's newest downloadable content commits players to the halls of Arkham Asylum, Ubisoft thanks its hardened soldiers for testing Ghost Recon: Future Soldier's multiplayer, and sneaky woodland creatures invade your PlayStation Vita in Sly Cooper: Thieves of Time's debut trailer.

In multiplayer, the art of the insta-kill makes students out of even master gamers. Check out this video showcasing a short collection of moves from various games.

Funcom's upcoming massively multiplayer game The Secret World leans heavily on conspiracy theories and circles-within-circles storytelling. But first, a few seaborne creatures need airing out.

News Blips for May 11, 2012. Sony's shares dip 6.1 percent, Capcom thinks Resident Evil 6 will sell 7 million copies, and Eden Games closes its doors.

Star Fox always had a flair for the grandiose with its epic space battles, mysteriously convenient floating rings, and (of course) barrel rolls. Check out this amazing user-made intro to the game with revamped effects and graphics.

News Blips for May 4, 2012. Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto wants more PlayStation Vita games, the next Xbox is reportedly already under construction in Texas, and The Elder Scrolls Online's debut trailer is ana amazingly theatrical presentation of a logo.

You've probably never heard of Reset, a first-person puzzler in development by Theory Interactive. After watching this debut trailer, you'll wish you've heard of it sooner.

News Blips for April 27, 2012. Crytek UK isn't working on TimeSplitters 4, a leaked Rayman Legends trailer shows off interesting Wii U tech, and downloadable content files for Skyrim reveal Snow Elves, crossbows, and new vampire animations.

An exploratory probe off the beaten path of Dragon's Dogma lands one adventurer into a place called the "Witchwood." Yeah, this won't end well.

Demolition Company doesn't discriminate in the jobs it takes to build a better city -- and if that involves shoving a wrecking ball into Isaac Newton's nostril, then so be it.

News Blips for April 20, 2012. Blizzard launches an open beta weekend event for Diablo III, Apple's Tim Cook didn't meet with Valve after all, and Maxis defends SimCity's always-on Internet requirement.

Google's Project Glass might change gaming enough to turn visually heavy games such as shooters into augmented-reality playgrounds.

News Blips for April 13, 2012. Epic's Cliff Bleszinski wants "face-melting" graphics in next-generation consoles, ex-THQ executive Richard Browne thinks used games are killing off single-player, and Valve's job listings hint at a possible hardware project.