""The release of the PlayStation Vita is fast approaching early next year and despite the advent of its successor, the PSP still has a number of titles being pumped out the pipeline. Enter XSEED Games' Corpse Party, a retro SNES-style title featuring old school visuals and gameplay. It's something of a step away from the PSP's original intent of enabling gamers to experience graphically-intense games on-the-go and, at first glance, isn't something you would expect from the aging handheld. Howe..."

Crash Bandicoot is alive! One of the most important franchises from past generations is celebrating its 15th anniversary. Congratulations Crash and we hope you return as soon as possible.

"Games based on movies rarely do well with either fans or critics. The movie license seems to make game development extremely difficult for many reasons and recent games based on popular movie characters that weren’t tied to a movie (the Batman: Arkham franchise for example) have set a new precedent for games based on popular characters from other media. Why do games turn out better when they aren’t tied to a movie and what can the industry learn from past successes?"

Slowly but surely, iOS and Android devices are seeing full-length, well-received titles hit the platform that have more in common with established consoles than what we think of as "phone gaming."

"Steampowered.com is permitting customers to play the co-op online zombie survival game Killing Floor for free this weekend. Although this may appear to be overt Communist activity on American soil, it is actually a marketing tactic to entice customers into buying the game, which is on sale at 75% off for five dollars through this weekend."

"2011 has certainly been one of the best years in gaming, seeing a slew of fantastic games. We here at GamerGaia have decided to give out some recognition for the best games of 2011 with end of the year awards. We will be putting out one category article a day that’ll pit three nominees against each other with the winner featured in our final End of Year Award winner’s article. Next up, it’s best sports game. Read on for the nominees."

OnLive announced today that it is bringing console-class gaming to mobile devices with the OnLive app for tablet and mobile platforms. The latest top-tier games will be available for instant play via the free OnLive app on over 500 million mobile devices over Wi-Fi or mobile networks in the US and UK for iPad, iPhone and Android devices.

In the last several years, there's been an evolution in RPG games that has seen some of the oldest concepts of the genre forgotten and treated as bad words. But is this necessarily a good thing? PushStartSelect looks at what's happened to RPGs and why a return to old-school dynamics may be best for the genre.

Sony has recently announced they are going to come out with a fighting game akin to Super Smash Brothers. The biggest question is who will be in the game? Can gamers expect Kratos, Nathan Hale, Sackboy, Jax, a Colossus, Sweet tooth, Jax, Drake, and Crash? These are just some of the characters we hope make into the game. Goozernation also is wondering when Microsoft will release their fighting game

Video game publisher Namco Bandai Games has announced a line-up of 17 games at the 2012 anime/video game convention, Jump Festa. This includes a host of anime games, some of which will be playable in a tournament.

Ubisoft has remade last year's Michael Jackson: The Experience from the ground up for the Nintendo 3DS. Can a dancing game translate well onto a handheld system?

Amazon has begun their “Action Games Day” sale, featuring 85 different games and accessories for the Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, Mac, PC, Playstation 3, PSP and Xbox 360.

Skylanders is a unique style of game in which players can interchange characters with collectible figures they place on a surface. Is this a concept that other games could utilize? Mike D from Yet Another Gaming Show looks at a couple other examples of games that could consider this very notion.

It's Tuesday, so that means another Top 10 from Gaming Irresponsibly. This week list is the Top 10 Current Franchises in Need of a Reboot. These 10 franchises all need a serious change.

"More and more Vita info coming in after the showcase in London earlier in the week. With a stellar line up from first party developers already announced in an early post we suddenly got sent a pic with some box art!"

"The touch screen is something we needed to make sure the PS Vita could run as many games and apps as possible, while allowing us to easily navigate in the menus like we do on the iPhone or Android devices. Most of all, the rear touchpad is very intriguing and sexy. We will have to see what it can do in the future other than the same Uncharted video we saw. And no, I am not talking about a Ron Jeremy game you pervert!"

Are you a fan of racing games? Good news. BigBen Interactive has announced a new game in its Test Drive franchise, the Test Drive: Ferrari. March 2012!

Default Prime reviewer John-Charles Holmes explores the indie puzzler that is Where Is My Heart? to give his thoughts. Though the game is short, don’t be surprised if you find yourself attached to the family of monsters by the time the game finishes.

Daav from NoobFeed looks at a cute little Minis title, only to be stumped by terrible gameplay implementations and bored by gross repetition. It's strange how some games thrive on simplicity and good replay value and some fall because of it. Rumble Trucks is sadly the latter.

The creators of the Dynasty Warriors franchise have been getting away with making the same game for the past 11 years. Here at GameRabies, Senshaitian gives his opinions on how he feels about this 11 year trend.

In this episode, the guys talk about The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Super Mario 3D Land, Metal Gear Solid HD Collection, Sonic Generations, Lord of the Rings: War in the North, GoldenEye 007: Reloaded, Cave Story 3D, Toy Story 3: The Game, Family Feud & Friends, Quarrel Deluxe, Lego Harry Potter (both), and more!

"The big release season is in full swing, and those of you with deep wallets are busy playing the huge number of quality games on offer.
But what about those who can only afford maybe one or two new releases, or maybe none at all yet? There’s a global economic slowdown on after all.

Well at OXCGN we’ve decided to put ourselves a second time in the game Animus and go back in time to discover what titles we enjoyed this gen that you should be able to get for cheap (and still play the multip..."

A guide for fate extra in PSP. It has area's map, how to obtain maximum matrix information for your enemies, and other things on the later update. ENjoy and win the holy grail war.

"Today marks the release of Assassin’s Creed: Revelations, the final tale of Ezio and Altair. It finalises the groundwork for Desmond’s last stand against Abstergo and the Templars in 2012′s Assassin’s Creed 3.

With four major console games released, several smartphone iterations, as well as DS and PSP offshoots, its a very good time to recap the essentials of the Assassin’s Creed story.

Enjoy Ubisoft‘s latest video as you ready yourself to play Revelations, and see if you can guess whe..."

NoobFeed.com makes sure that this week's releases in gaming get even more crowded. Everyone heard by now that games like Super Mario 3D Land, Assassin's Creed Revelations and Saints Row The Third are releasing, but there are also smaller titles squeezing in. Find out which other titles are worth a look.