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Six Shitty Music-Inspired Video Games, From Miley Cyrus to Motley Crue and 'N Sync

Pitchfork just launched its newest project, Soundplay, and it's pretty awesome. A team effort with video game and culture mag Kill Screen, Soundplay is a series of beautiful and enigmatic online games based on the music of M83, Cut Copy, Matthew Dear, and others. They've done a wonderful job of mat ... More >>

Freezepop Hits The Vagabond

This synth-pop group's shows are so happy they hurt.

Paging Freaks

Guinness writes the book on gaming, but doesn't shatter any records.

Baroque: Another "What The Hell?!" Game From Atlus.

Point and Chop

No amount of sharpening can save this dull blade.

Gaming's Greatest Hits

A look back at the best of 2007.

Persona Grata

Meet the last great RPG for PlayStation 2

Mechanical Bull

A few more changes would've helped Transformers

It Takes a Village

The terrorizing townsfolk of Resident Evil 4 shamble onto the Wii

Olympian Gold

God of War II enters the pantheon of classic games

Killer Kids

An epidemic of payback murder is wiping out a generation of inner-city youth

All Dressed Up ...

PlayStation 3 has potential -- but for the moment, little else.

Glacial Profiling

Slow-paced Valkyrie Profile offers dull apocalypse

Turning Japanese

Like the anime, Naruto: Ultimate Ninja is goofy fun

Live from Magic City!

Law and Disorder

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is guilty of being bizarre fun

They've Got Game

Barbarians, brain-eaters, and beagles round out the best of 2005

Generation Next

Microsoft's Xbox 360 fires the first shot in the next-gen console war

Selected Events for the Week of November 3

Warped World

A day at punk rock's biggest summer tour takes more than just stamina

WMC Events

Listings, listings, listings

Running on Fumes

Dieselboy careens through the American jungle

Ice Ice Maybe

A decade after Vanilla Ice melted down, he's back with the man who made him.

Skate or Die

In the 1970s, the Z-Boys were hell on wheels. Today, they're shredding the big screen.

Devil's Advocate

Audiences love Jerry Bruckheimer. Critics don't. Like he cares.

Under Ogre

Shrek offers an amusing, if empty, fractured fairy tale