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Video Blips for September 14, 2010. Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood's single-player is fleshed out, take control of the noble Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest, rock out to Soundgarden in Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, and more.

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.

Video Blips for August 10, 2010. Discover some of the useful combos in Shank, witness the city as your palette in Shaun White Skateboarding, learn about Brink's chaotic war over resources, and more.

News Blips for August 9, 2010. Machinarium developer Amanita Design lowers the price of its game to make pirates feel bad, American Sign Language is supported in Microsoft's Kinect, the Collector's Edition of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood has scary toys in it, and more.

Video Blips for August 9, 2010. Vanquish your enemies with some eccentric weaponry in Call of Duty: Black Ops, shake the President's hand in Madden NFL 11, jump into the fray alongside the developers of Monday Night Combat, and more.

This week's Reviews Spotlight comprises extreme robots, upchucking lab experiments, fumbling football games, and more.

Cinematic trailers pervade this industry like a thick fog. Are they an effective tool for introducing the elements of an upcoming game to the masses?

News Blips for August 6, 2010. Activision flexes its downloadable content muscle against the pre-owned market, a teacher is acquitted after his arrest due to a comment about killing people in video games, Warren Spector talks about Epic Mickey console ports, and more.

Video Blips for August 6, 2010. Sonic Colors bedazzles the eyes and injures the ears with its music, Vanquish puts to rest any doubt of its manliness, NBA Jam's Trey Smith talks of authenticity, and more.

News Blips for August 5, 2010. Peter Molyneux lends his thoughts on Milo and Fable 3, the just-revealed Batman: Arkham City retains writer Paul Dini, Blizzard is on the prowl for inappropriate Starcraft 2 maps, and more.

Video Blips for August 5, 2010. LittleBigPlanet 2 offers a compelling story, Mafia 2's technology seeks to impress, Burn Zombie Burn suitably torches hordes of walking corpses, and more.

News Blips for August 4, 2010. Torchlight 2 promises multiplayer co-op, Mass Effect 3's story is shaped by over 1,000 variations, EA files trademark registrations for the tactical game Syndicate, and more.

Video Blips for August 4, 2010. Chase a chicken through the streets of Bowerstone in Fable 3, explore the new frontier in Commander: Conquest of the Americas, scratch and spin your way to victory in DJ Hero 2, and more.

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

News Blips for July 29, 2010. SOCOM 4 won't deploy until 2011, Sony stems its losses with more than doubled PS3 sales, analyst Tim Merel thinks that online and mobile gaming will eventually overtake console games, and more.

Video Blips for July 29, 2010. Check out a foreboding Halo: Reach trailer, the run-and-gun action in the grimy streets of Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days, an informative video on the creation of Red Dead Redemption's soundtrack, and more.

News Blips for July 26, 2010. The Register of Copyrights tweaks the fair use clauses of a few DRM cracks, detectives can use video games and consoles as useful tools, Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter thinks the 3DS will jack up game prices, and more.

Video Blips for July 26, 2010. Starcraft 2's single player campaign is explained by Blizzard, DC Universe Online is introduced with a fantastic battle, Street Fighter X Tekken pairs the warriors of Namco and Capcom together, and more.

Serene jumping puzzles, epic sci-fi and superspy plot lines, star-shaped heroes, finger-friendly music tracks, and surly sneaksters -- is this the concept of an upcoming avant garde title? Nope, it's the Reviews Spotlight!

News Blips for July 22, 2010. A recent survey suggests that first-person shooters are starting to diminish, the NPD Group reveals that digital PC game purchases are nearly breaking even with retail sales, a group of Dutch gamers establishes a new gaming marathon record, and more.