GG Weekly Videogame News 
Fish-ermen Start To Defend Their Hero
Phil Fish is a victim apparently.
penny-arcade.com editorial
aspro
Miyamoto on the origins of Pikmin, dev process of Pikmin 3
Working on a 'completely new game'
nielsthooft.com
gamingeek
Dragon's Crown (80) Review
As a side-scrolling brawler, Dragon’s Crown is deep and loaded with replay. As an example of 2D art in gaming, it’s unequalled.
hardcoregamer.com impressions
phantom_leo
Dragon's Crown (65) Review
I found its over-exaggerated art style alienating and gross in its depiction of women...
polygon.com impressions
phantom_leo
Polygon review Pikmin 3
8/10 - "With a generation-long gap between previous entries, Pikmin 3 feels astoundingly fresh."
polygon.com impressions
gamingeek
Nintendo Financials
Wii U sold 160K this quarter compared to 390K last quarter.
gematsu.com news
aspro
Bethesda Announces QuakeCon Steam Bundle
Bascially everything they've published for $90.
penny-arcade.com news
aspro
Boy takes wheel when grandma passes out
Credits Mario Kart for driving skill
gameskinny.com
gamingeek
3DS StreetPass update has already generated ¥400 million
In a month with little promotion, says Iwata
toyokeizai.net
gamingeek
New Lost Planet 3 Trailer
Due for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC in North America on August 27.
gematsu.com media
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OMG that kid driving story.
Gryffin and his younger brother were riding with their 74 year old grandmother in Colorado, when she inexplicably passed out--leaving Gryffin, 10, to snatch the wheel before the car could veer into traffic.
He then directed it to the side of the road and in to a muddy ditch. The car was travelling at about 60 miles per hour. No one was hurt, though the situation could have been truly tragic had Gryffin been any less awesome--or had he not been at least somewhat familiar with video games.
Gryffin attests his quick thinking to Mario Kart.
"My first thought was actually... 'is this a test, or what?'"
How did dragon fighting Deep Down turn into some Resident Evil monster first person game?LOL GAF are bringing out this old chesnut (Early Perfect Dark 360 pic)
NOA marketing is so bad even Target don't know what a Wii U is.
Wow, I just watched that Aisha Taylor Watch Dogs trailer. WTH?
Who is being paid at these companies, making decisions on what footage to use? It's mind boggling bad.
At least it looks better than the PS2 version of Resident Evil 4.
Dragons Dogma toaster oven version.
New deep down screen
Confirmed as PlayStation 4 (Online Only)
Happy dog.
nice (PC exclusive)
"Kinect is a zero-button mouse with a lot of latency." - John Carmack he also said, "I'd love to be able to develop on 3DS...but it's extremely unlikely to happen."
His keynote at Quakecon is going to generate a million stories today.
Will be $10 one day on steam sale.
Elder Scrolls Anthology looks pretty damned impressive for a collector. I doubt many would be willing to play the first couple installments though. As much as I loved Daggerfall in the day I doubt I could stand it for long today.
You know, that reminds me of how Steam has really changed the way I look at PC titles. While I'll throw down $60 for a console game, I don't think I could ever pay more than $15 for a PC game. Steam sales have made me look at the value of a PC game at right about the same level as an iOS game as far as the price goes now.
The MAPS people. MAPS!
Daddy wants Elder Scrolls thingy. Gimmie gimmie gimmie.
Artbook and big ass box though. GPS can;t do that.
The early ones are available for free.
I'd like to replay Morrowind and Oblivion. And getting all the expansions for Skyrim is a bonus. I also like that it is physical, so I don't have to spend two months of internet allocation (at least) to get it. It will probably be $120 down here, if it comes here at all.
The Mysterious Cities of Gold for Wii U and 3DS Coming Out in French!
Once again the nation of french has managed to piss me off...
http://eu.square-enix.com/en/blog/note-phil-rogers-ceo
"I am also excited to reveal that we are well into development on a next-generation Tomb Raider sequel -- " Phil Rogers, CEO Square-Enix.
Heh, so Square finally pulled their heads out of their asses long enough to realize that TR actually sold pretty damn well, huh? Nice! Of course this means I'll have to buy a PS4 at some point. Dammit.