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Remember that incredibly awesome Mega Man 9 box and "cartridge" set Capcom was giving to the press a while back? They teased that they might be available to the public soon, and that's now true. Sort of.

A select few at Capcom's community site Capcom-Unity (ohh, I get it now) were given this link to the product in question at the Capcom Store. Thing is, without the special coupon code given to those individuals (to make sure they're the ones that have the first crack at it), the set is priced at a whopping $1,999.95. The code brings it down a tad, but it's still a little steep at $50. I guess it might still include that PSN or XBLA voucher for a copy of Mega Man 9? Either way, it's probably a sound investment for those who truly love The Blue Bomber. Or eBay.

Hit the jump for another look at that beauty.

If you haven't yet seen the "keep it clean" video for Halo it raises many questions to what in the bluest of blue hells Bungie is getting set to do...

While the Wii sells like hotcakes, hotcakes that they are running low on, they seemingly have on something over both their competitors Microsoft and Sony as well as the Internet titan Google. What is it you ask? Profits. Profits per employee capita are higher than even the great Google can muster. The numbers are truly astounding...

As the console wars rage on with no end in sight like a created game of Halo, prices are an obvious determining factor in what your gonna purchase(if you haven't already) in the upcoming months. While the Wii has stayed atop as the cheapest and seemingly best family value there was a big shakeup as of Friday September 5th...

To hell with racing cars, SBK: Superbike World Championship put you on two wheels, and in the driver seat of a crotch rocket.

LucasArts has just released some new screents for their upcoming title Fracture. Information on the title and screens are below.  Click on the thumbnails to see the gallery.

Recently, the game industry has disappointingly decided to take a page from the embattled music industry when dealing with the ever present issue of piracy. Game developers consisting of Atari, Codemasters, Topware Interactive, Reality Pump and Techland will reportedly serve notice to 25,000 UK residents who are suspected of illegally bootlegging games.

Every August means a new Madden. And every new Madden means a chance to see some of the wackiest glitches that next-gen gaming has to offer.

The one featured in this video tops them all. You could say it's...haunting.

The demo for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed was released today. You can find the 905 megabyte demo in the marketplace on your Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.