While we here in the states refer to the Blue Bomber as Mega Man, it seems only right to refer to him by his Japanese moniker, Rockman, as it’s also plastered in the background of this very awesome realistic take on Rockman and his robotic foes.

Good news for those that like their dimensions coming in threes: less than two years after NVIDIA 3D Vision was announced, it’s now supported by one thousand products.

Valve have reported not only a new account growth of 178% and a sales growth of over 200%, but the fact that there are now 30 Million Steam accounts.

2K Games has announced 2 new DLC packs for Civilization V, both available October 25. Owners of a copy of the game will get the…

Want to get to know the characters you’ll meet in Fallout: New Vegas? What about the celebrity voices behind them?

Bethesda has confirmed that Fallout: New Vegas will be getting its first downloadable content this holiday season.

For the past two years Square Enix has made it perfectly clear that Final Fantasy XIII Versus is a PS3 exclusive. Now today, an interesting job listing …

Konami is bringing back a few of their classics for the Nintendo 3DS. Currently they have confirmed four new games.

Microsoft’s Major Nelson announced the Kinect launch portfolio this morning via his personal blog. Seventeen games in total …

Scorpion has recieved a new character vignette of sorts, detailing his extensive rivalry with Sub Zero…

Australia is lucky enough to be graced with one of the coolest gaming spots ever; the Mana Bar.

Wii owners with Netflix can now rest easy knowing that they will no longer need to use the Netflix disc to access the service from their Nintendo Wii.

RipTen takes a look at one of the most controversial games to launch in the last few months. Does Medal of Honor live up to the series standard? Is it a solid reboot? Read on to find out…

Well, it’s taken us a full week. The RipTen staff has sorted through the hundreds of gaming cosplay pics that we took during NYCC 2010 and are bringing you 50 of the very best.

Growing up in the 90′s as the war raged on between Nintendo and SEGA presented an interesting paradigm. Personally speaking, Nintendo’s representative, Mario, felt like a buddy, a fun guy to hang out with who everyone liked. But before long, SEGA revealed a new mascot in Sonic the Hedgehog.