"A couple times over the past few years, we've decided to sit down and take a good, cold, hard look at the PlayStation 2's library and select the best of the best to let you know what our favorites were (and are). Even though the system is fighting with every last breath to stay alive, it's still surprising to us that new games continue to creep into our list. So, because it's been a while, we figured it was time to look at our picks again and update our choices for the best 25 PlayStation 2 g..."

McClubbin via ps2.ign.com »

"If you’ve ever wanted to see a cold-hearted, embittered Sony fanboy* erupt into an explosive nerdgasm with more confetti than a clown’s birthday party, here’s a tip: show him Katamari Forever.

Honestly, I’ve been looking forward to this game
since I first saw the trailer back in April. Now that I finally had a chance to play it, I can assure you it does not disappoint.

As expected, the intro sequence offers the same acid-laced—er—enthusiasm found in past titles. The gamepla..."

PacoDG via www.bingegamer.net »

Neoseeker's Lydia Sung aka RabidChinaGirl has a special Special up today in light of everyone's favourite holiday invented by greeting card companies...

Consider it a retort of sorts to GG's earlier article Top Ten Games To Play With Your Valentine -- this one's got breasts and guns and explosions and stuff.

Enjoy!

chautemoc via www.neoseeker.com »

As the season of romance gets closer and closer, people are finding different ways to express their love or recognition for their own special someone. beavotron from the Penny Arcade forums decided to produce his own gamer themed Valentines - and no, unlike VGCats' Scott Ramsoomair, the variety of games is not limited to Nintendo! Check out his unique way of sharing the love: mediguns, fire, and... vomit.

Capn Droid via beavotron.com »

Some tell tale and recognizable classic video game scenes recreated with the ever lovable LEGOs. Ranging from the Classics like Duck Hunt, Contra , and the original Metal Gear, to recent favorite Shadow of the Colossus.

Deathsythe via www.flickr.com »