Add Digital Illusions to the "soon to be renamed to EA-something" list. (Can you believe the same company developed Battlefield 1942 and Shrek: Extra Large?)

Brooke Burke, Snoop Dogg, and Uncle Ben team up to bring you the ultimate street ricer. Erm, racer.

Metroid goes all Zelda:LttP up in here.

Mastiff will be re-releasing the fighter jet games back to consoles and the GBA for this holiday season.

If you find one of six golden tickets in the Zelda GBA SP bundle released today, you could get a very special prize.

Check out what Nintendo has planned for the new year. WarioWare Twisted! and WarioWare Touched! aren't far away.

Quite possibly coming to a mall near you.

GameCube and GBA versions shipping today. The DS version ships on the 16th.

Hot new game show has players completing perilous stunts for cash.

A series of unfortunate events will soon come to a console near you.

Many of the most popular EA Sports games are now ten or twenty dollars cheaper to spur holiday sales.

The company starts to focus on games for next-generation consoles as they head into 2005.

Not a whole lot of GameCube games to find here.

Atari continues to expand its DBZ content on all platforms.

The game's key points include its release alongside the DVD and multiple languages.

A sign that Christmas isn't far away now.

The guys behind Riddick are working on a new game.

If you've ever dreamt of a playable Elastigirl, now is your chance.

EA's long-awaited Lord of the Rings RPG is finally available.

Pretend you are gambling on your GBA in Majesco's poker game.