THQ’s new trailer for their futuristic shooter shows the American resistance fighting back.  Homefront tells the tale of Korean occupation.

Super Mario All-Stars 25th Anniversary Edition for Wii has, at long last, been confirmed to be coming to North America.

If you’ve been a gamer for long enough, then you’re probably familiar with the sentiment that “Japan gets all the good stuff.” Games released nowhere else, cool merchandise, soundtracks, pre-order bonuses that you only wish GameStop would hand out …

On July 4th, 1776, the United States Declaration of Independence was ratified and America slipped through the tea-stained fingers of the Kingdom of Great Britain. Well over 200 years later, the British are still an ever-present threat, and it is up to us, the gamers, to keep them at bay.

This weekend America will be celebrating their independence from the mighty grip of the British Empire, and the iPhone App Store is doing so by way of slashing the prices of a good number of games.

The 2009 Today’s Gamers Internation Survey tells us something that a lot of us could of guessed: most Americans love playing videogames more than anything else.

We have seen reports from Japan and Europe showing that Playstation 3 sales are up, even thrashing the Wii in Japan three weeks running. Yesterday saw Sony boast a 300% sales increase in America since the beginning of November. But are things really that rosy for the Japanese giant?

We have seen reports from Japan and Europe showing that Playstation 3 sales are up, even thrashing the Wii in Japan three weeks running. Yesterday saw Sony boast a 300% sales increase in America since the beginning of November. But are things really that rosy for the Japanese giant?