Okay, a mutant RPG? Well, at least it has four-player co-op.

You won't exactly get DVD quality, but now you can enjoy The Beverly Hillbillies, Madeline, and Natural Born Killers on your little GBA screen.

Come this May, you'll be finding more than Nemo in your videogame.

The game is done, we just need to wait a month for it and the movie.

The list includes Christopher Walken, Gary Oldman and Michael Madsen.

Guarding the land of Dinotopia is no easy task. Fortunately, flying dinosaurs and robotic beasts are ready to help you out.

Ubi Soft is highlighting six of their most anticipated games to be showed at E3.

Microsoft and Nintendo are bound to eat into Sony's userbase, and the next generation of consoles are expected to be the fastest-selling ever.

If they have Jennifer Garner show up along with the new Alias game, who cares what else they've got?

Build a gang and compete against other gangs using post-apocalyptic vehicles.

With 515,000 net square feet sold, there will be room for more than 400 exhibitors, which means E3 2003 > E3 2002.

A new research and development facility for Nintendo games will be opening in Tokyo.

Spark will be the developer of Activision's Call of Duty line, and apparently the publisher wants them to stick around for a while.

Who wouldn't want to play with toys named Death, Famine, Pestilence, and War?

Acclaim finds a nice musical line-up for its supercross game.

The futuristic racer is on its way to stores.

Kids play baseball. I hear kids play GameCube. It's a perfect match, right? Right?!

The anticipated space shooter is finally here, and with internet ranking to boot.

Majesco will publish the board game based on various Cartoon Network shows.

The Pokémon GBA games will be released in Europe on 25th July.