Since its debut last month, we've been trying hard to love Hasbro Family Game Night, and we close out our look at the opening four games with Yahtzee. Yahtzee has problems, basically the same ones that plagued the other titles. EA's servers still cause you grief, but the game itself was translated well to the digital platform.

Over at Entertainment Earth the very first Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen toys are up for pre-order. These include Soundwave, Bumblebee, Optimus Prime, some roleplay items, and other goodies. Pictures should be up later, we assume, but click through for pricing and availabity.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

Microsoft's game is being ratcheted up something fierce this week. For starters, the Sega classic Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram is out, and it uses both analog sticks. So if you have a fighting arcade stick, you can't use it here. The game is 1,200 MS points, or $15. Sega has indicated it would like to make the twinsticks, but no plans have been announced to do so as of yet.

This week's biggest most awesomest download for the Playstation 3 is also a bit flawed. A free Marvel vs. Capcom 2 demo is up for grabs right now, but here's the catch-- it's like the Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD demo. Local play only, no computer AI, and you can't even get in to see the game's look and feel without a second controller. Still, if you have two controllers, give it a whirl. A new teaser video has been released, and it's pretty high-res, but the file is so big we aren't going to host it here. Of particular interest is that The Touch by Stan Bush is played over the whole thing. You might recall the song from the original Transformers: The Movie in the scene in which Optimus Prime kicks some butt (before having his butt kicked) and at the end when Rodimus Prime throws Galvatron into space. (We loves us some Transformers.)

This week, the Playstation Network has a few goodies for your PSP. They are: a Patapon 2 demo and Battlefield theme, and a Prinny: Can I Really Be The Hero level pack.

While we don't watch the CBS/Showtime series Dexter ourselves, we have been informed that this Vincent Masuka bobble head is some kind of awesomely obscure addition to the line, so there you go. Lt. Maria LaGuerta was also recently announced by the company.

The summer box office kicks off this week with X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Reviews are not kind, but that doesn't always matter to the box office take. Also coming this week: Battle for Terra, a CG movie with about twelve dollars worth of marketing budget, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, and some other stuff in crazy limited release.

Galactic Hunter has posted a new Q&A column this week! Be sure to click through and read up on the latest!

When we showed Power Instinct: The Ancestors Commemoration to our pals, they weren't as enamored with it as we were. In Japan, it's billed as Gouketsuji Ichizoku: Matsuri Senzo Kuyou and The Magic Box has a couple pages of pictures. It has old ladies, old men in boxer shorts, some dude in a gas mask, and other stuff that would probably cause us to buy the game were it released in the US market. Get to it, Atlus.

At the Raving Toy Maniac, Hasbro revealed a few of the new Marvel 3-packs going to Toys "R" Us. Which we expected, but not quite in this format. One set is Spider-Man, Iceman, and Firestar, the other seems to be Yellow Daredevil, Silver Surfer, and another Iron Man. We'll take the Spidey one, thanks.

It's rare that a game gets announced and confirmed by a playable early build in a traveling road show, but that's exactly what's going on with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Turtles in Time, the spectacularly fun follow-up to the original arcade game. This new version, as revealed on the Ninja Pizza blog, is going to be an upcoming Xbox 360 Live Arcade title. No release date is known, and there seem to be some rumbles that it might see ports to the Wii or PSN.

We're all very big fans of Man or Astro-Man here. The southern-based surf band put out dozens of LPs, 7-inches, compilations, and other wonderful releases in the 1990s which you either considered awesome levels of genius or utter rubbish. The downside is they had a lot of vinyl-only tracks and compilation tracks which were exceedingly rare-- some were released on CDs, others, well, not. We're not big fans of saying "hey just get it any way you can" but since the band hasn't put out a new release in years and it appears there is no money being made from these tracks in any format, we were a little surprised to see two collections of MP3s of these hard-to-find tracks on some dude's blog.

We're new to the series, so Puzzle Quest Galactrix for the Xbox 360 is an entirely new experience for us. The game mixes casual puzzle play with a fairly in-depth RPG featuring countless upgrades and things to go and do, which is either great or annoying.

We've been enjoying the heck out of the Strong Bad games Telltale Games put out, and now they wrote in to tell us the PC releases of Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures, specifically The Last Resort, is now available.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

Starting this week, you'll be able to buy collectible glass tumbers at Burger King based on the new Star Trek film which opens up this Friday. Also, the kid's meals have super-deformed toys of movie characters and vehicles. If you're interested in Sulu, though, he seems to be missing-- but there's still a diverse selection of toys being given away here. If we get any good ones, and we're going to try, we'll post a video or something.

Wii Ware this week has Penguins & Friends ­ Hey! That's My Fish!, and it's 800 points/$8. We had no idea what the heck this was so we looked it up. "You can become the fishing king! The penguins are hungry and need your help to feed themselves. There ya go.

Got a DSi? If you love Animal Crossing more than money, there are 2 $2/200 point options. One is Animal Crossing Clock, another is Animal Crossing Calculator. They're pretty self-explanatory apps, but there they are.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

While the ESRB and achievement sites have been ideal about leaking news, there's another oft-overlooked source of data. Wall Street! Marvel's Q1 Earnings Report has buried in its black-and-white lines of boredom a wonderful secret. According to this, the Marvel vs. Capcom 2 release date will be June 29, 2009. While likely an estimate given that the Xbox 360 releases after midnight on Wednesday mornings and PSN updates whenever on Thursdays, it's probably just a ballpark week-- but hey, this means you know when to have points sitting in your account, right?

Ad: The new Star Trek movie hits theaters this week, and Entertainment Earth's Star Trek Shop has over 180 unique items! From action figures to prop replicas, and from the original series to the new original movie, there's something for everyone.

Oh, what a glorious day! The week, Taito has a whopping two games released, both of which are probably going to be great. For starters, the updated classic Arkanoid Live should be ready to download right now for 800 points, or about US$10. According to our Taito interview last month, it should have DLC either today or in the future, and was not designed to support the existing spinner controllers. But we still want it.

Not much to say here other than "here's some cell phone footage for you to gawk at." It looks pretty good, actually.

We dug the first game in the series, so this week we look at the sequel. Yes, that's right, it's the 16bit.com review of Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People Episode 3: Baddest of the Bands for the Nintendo Wii and the PC. We're looking at the Wii version, as that is our way.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

Did you think that the final outing you'd ever see of the Contra series in a quasi-16-bit mode was the awesome Nintendo DS title, Contra IV? Well, guess what hippie? YOU'RE WRONG!

We reviewed the Xbox 360 version of Puzzle Quest: Galactrix earlier this week, but now you can try it on the Playstation 3 for the same price-- $19.99. Other PS3 content added includes: Street Fighter IV costumes, LittleBigPlanet mythology pack, Trivial Pursuit TV pack, more Sonic Unleashed stuff, and more goodies for Disgaea 3 and Rock Band.

Last week, you had the demo. This week, a full Patapon 2 can be yours for a mere $20. Pursuit Force was also released for $23. Also up for grabs at $6 a whack: PS1 titles Bowling, R-Type Delta, and Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage. These are also on the PS3.

In a move that will likely surprise no one, it appears Duke Nukem Forever will never see release. We found a great article on the Retronauts Blog on this one, reminding us all that this oft-delayed game was announced in a pre-Xbox world. Also, a pre-Dreamcast world.

First up: TVShowsOnDVD.com brings us news of the second season of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles on DVD and Blu-Ray. No release date, no word on extras, and unless we're mistaken, no confirmation of a third season either.

This week's-- and possibly year's-- biggest release is Star Trek, a movie which somehow manages to be a reboot, sequel, prequel, and more all in one. We're going to go see it shortly, so don't ruin it for us.

Galactic Hunter has posted a new Q&A column this week! Be sure to click through and read up on the latest!

The dating sim/strategy game/endless licensing opportunity Sakura Taisen/Sakura Wars is finally coming to the USA in English. The Magic Box has images and pictures of Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love (Sakura Wars V) which will be coming to the hardest of the hardcore game systems, the Wii and the Playstation 2 this Fall. Better late than never, right?

Over at TFW2005.com, an interesting twist on pirated toys can be seen. While bootleggers frequently grab whatever images they can grab for use on their products, this time they actually snagged art of the site's mascot-- without permission, of course-- making for one of the more amusing such releases to be made in years. Also, this pretty much guarantees free publicity for the product. In this case, it's a G1 Devastator, with some slight modifications.

As previously reported, Comic-Con is going to have an exclusive movie Destro-- except now, there are pictures. Joe Battle Lines has shots of the figures and accessories, and damned if they don't look great. Over the years Hasbro has done some excellent work, but this may be some of their best in terms of capturing a likeness and then shoving it full of good extras. Which is why it's gonna be a little more expensive.

Who are these players? We don't know, because we didn't do our homework-- but with these characters, we do see eye patches and riding crops, which generally means someone was having fun. Famitsu has the story-- in Japanese-- but we're told it basically says "they'll be in the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 releases, and maybe someone else too." Neat. We're down.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

Because nobody but Hasbro cares for release dates, the great David Willis has a great early review of the Transformers Revenge of the Fallen Optimus Prime toy-- the big expensive one. Turns out it's quite the improvement-- click through to read all about it!

Wii Ware this week has Family Pirate Party, and it's 500 points/$5. If we're going to a pirate party, it's going to have lusty wenches and grog and whatever. Introducing a family into it seems like it might suck the fun right out of the whole shindig.

Got a DSi? You can download Real Soccer 2009 this week for $8 (800 points) which, we believe, makes it the most expensive download on the console to date.

We can't get enough of these games, so once more it's time for a review. Next up, it's the 16bit.com review of Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People Episode 4: Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective for the Nintendo Wii and the PC. We're looking at the Wii version, because to deviate from this would be illogical.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

During the Sega CD days, a lot of fans played the RPG Lunar: The Silver Star Story from GameArts which got ported and remade several times over. And guess what? It's coming to PSP now, so says a Japanese game magazine scanned on the Gamespite forums. It appears to be using the elements used to make the Sega Saturn (Japan) and Sony Playstation (US/Japan) releases. The PSOne release in the USA (and its sequel) had the most ornate packaging of its generation, with hardcover art book manuals, soundtrack CDs, and other bonuses you won't see with the Playstation Portable.

Ad: The new Star Wars toys are coming, and Entertainment Earth's Star Wars Shop has hundreds of unique items! From action figures to prop replicas, there's something for everyone. (In particular if you dig the toys.)

While not necessarily the most beloved character in the franchise's history, Drift has made quite a splash since appearing in the IDW "All Hail Megatron" comic book series. Basically, the goal was to make something very Japanese, and it sort of worked. As a rule, a large number of Transformers fans prefer the American-developed fiction over that of Japan, which makes a lot of sense if you've read up on how they treat the characters.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

Nintendo wrote in today to let us know we totally forgot their birthday. We apologize. The WiiWare service launched a year ago, and in that time we've had a mix of wonderful releases like Mega Man 9, Gradius Rebirth, and the entire Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People series. This is not to be confused with DSiWare, which launched about four weeks ago.

First up: the oddly named Star Trek DAC is up for grabs for $10/800 points. We hear mixed things. It's a top-down space shooter loosely inspired by the movie you all saw last weekend.

Not only are stores ignoring street dates for Revenge of the Fallen product, but exclusives are showing up early too! Wal-Mart's Ramjet and Skywarp toys are hitting Wal-Mart stores, so says TFW2005.com. Keep your eyes peeled, but be warned-- these repaints of old $20 toys will set you back about $30 a pop.

First, it hit Xbox Live Arcade for $10-- then WiiWare for $8. Now its sequel on the iPhone for $5, and arguably it's a new game. There's a demo too, or so Square-Enix told us.

Today we look at the 2009 Amanin Warrior figure, a pretty swell Wal-Mart exclusive that if you hurry, you can still get it at retail. Rather than going off the existing Return of the Jedi model, Hasbro made an all-new figure based on the comic series. Go to Figure of the Day for the next update, with the latest installment in our ongoing series!

As proud owners of Super NES mouse, the Super Famicom Capcom Pad Soldier, an Xbox 360 MAS Systems arcade stick, a Dreamcast Fishing Rod, and lots of other dippy controllers, we probably shouldn't talk-- but really, is this necessary?

After numerous denials to the media, some pictures got out of what appears to be a revised Playstation 3 got out of China. New packaging and a slimmer, slightly less awesome looking console were revealed around the web but they seem to be pointing to this guy. Obviously Sony has not yet commented on it (otherwise we would have said "announced") but there you have it-- take it as you will. And expect an announcement probably two weeks down the road.

Born from the ashes of the LucasArts Adventure Game, game developer Telltale Games is celebrating its fifth anniversary. One of the reasons you should care is that you can now buy the entire Strong Bad series (PC) on Steam for $17.50, the Wii episodes are normally $10 a pop. The company is selling individual episodes for about $5, so check their site and Steam for whatever it is you wanted to buy.

Galactic Hunter has posted a new Q&A column this week! Be sure to click through and read up on the latest!

Have you ever wanted the dude from Gatchaman to fight the lady with the big rack from Darkstalkers? Boy, are you in luck... if you bought a Wii. We're stunned, but apparently Nintendo Power confirmed that this bizarre team-up is making its way to the states for reasons we're not entirely sure about. There have been very few games that would appeal to the hardcore/otaku market on the Wii, but this one seems to be gunning for that market. We totally want to try it, as it's been a while since a particularly strange team-up has hit the market.

Over at hk-tf.com, a gallery of a repainted Energon Mirage in what seems to be Banzai-Tron colors is up for a glimpse. It's positively gorgeous, if you like late-era Generation 1 toys. (And you should.)

It's no secret older gamers-- you know, the ones older than 12-- were looking forward to Lode Runner for the Xbox 360. The puzzles range from easy to difficult, but the core game play is a wonderful way to spend countless hours.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

We love licensed toys!

On our short list of things we wanted but thought we'd never get was a playset scaled to Transformers Classics and Universe toys which replicated the animated series' bridges for the heroes and villains. And someone is doing it! Check out these awesome development shots of what will probably be the most expensive thing we'll buy for our toys to play with this year.

Wii Ware this week has Crystal Defenders R2, and it's 800 points/$8. If this sounds familiar, it should-- the original "R1" game was released a month ago. Nintendo also tells us that the game "offers several new, challenging maps containing multiple entrances and exits. It also introduces three varieties of Power Crystals, allowing you to enhance the abilities of your units, while new jobs, including Flintlock and Tinker, set the stage for even more complex strategies." There ya go.

Got a DSi? You can download Art Style: PICTOBiTS this week for $5 (500 points) which seems like it might be totally worth it. The game is a puzzle title which involves falling pieces and old NES sprites (shown, specifically Ice Climber.) Sold! Or rather, we'd be buying it if we had a DSi, which at press time we do not. Pity us. It looks like a solid purchase, possibly.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

If you love smut (and nothing but), this Siliconera posting is for you. Also if you're the right kind of otaku, you'll dig this one.

As you may have missed these-- we did-- we're just letting you know they're out for an even $4.00 a pop. In 25th anniversary packaging, these pricey single repaints include vehicles and more from the original "Classics" Mini-Con 3-packs from a few years ago. We did not pick any up, but odds are these are going to be skipped over by most people so there you go-- go looking before it's too late!

Ad: The new Star Wars toys are coming, and Entertainment Earth's Star Wars Shop has hundreds of unique items! But that's not the news-- these new Hasbro Star Wars figure cases are worth a look.

Shout! Factory's upcoming boxed set of the entire US Generation 1 Collection is loaded with goodies, and this rough site shows the box art and what it might have-- we're hearing this isn't finalized yet. Set to include a 60-page book, 16 DVDs, and restored animation, it sounds a heck of a lot better than the Rhino releases currently in the 16bit.com archives.

Spanning 1989-1995, Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection for the Xbox 360 is a decent look into the system's life. You get some of the chief pack-ins like Altered Beast and Sonic the Hedgehog in addition to late-era releases like Comix Zone and Vectorman 2.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

First up: the puzzler Gel Set & Match is available for $10/800 points. We just spent about an hour with it and it's pretty good so far-- a review, as always, is coming shortly. You control a little character which is basically an anteater that reminds us of a few Dark World denizens from A Link to the Past, so it's quite endearing. You pick up big jelly cubes and throw them at other cubes while a giant vehicle goes from left to right, so it's your job to clear the path. Try the demo.

With the game bowing on all the platforms next month, it's no surprise that Xbox 360 Achievements.org has a full list of the Ghostbusters achievements-- minus the secret ones. If you want a glimpse into the kind of tasks you'll be undertaking, go click through and check them out.

In case you missed it, the Diver line of Playmobil toys is now in stores. And by "stores," we mean those educational dives which rarely stay open long enough for us to be able to go there more than a few times (AND YES WE'RE BITTER DAMMIT.) New releases include a sizable sperm whale, a number of rays and fish, plus boats galore. We're so wanting these.

There's not much more to say, other than Kotaku has impressions of the game from Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment. Check it out!

Today we look at the 2008 Leektar figure, a decent Ewok and its first release as an action figure. He also forgot to put on pants. Go to Figure of the Day for the next update, with the latest installment in our ongoing series!

EA sent along the packaging art for the Nintendo DS and Xbox 360 ports of G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra video game based on the movie.

The wonderful geniuses of the Retronauts Blog added a Photoshop tutorial you might enjoy. It lets you change any image into a GameBoy Camera-styled image, so if you ever used the ancient gadget you might be in for a real treat. See what we did with our mascot there? Fancy.

Ad: The new Star Wars toys are coming, and Entertainment Earth's Star Wars Shop has hundreds of unique items! But that's not the news-- these new Gentle Giant Star Wars figure cases are worth a look.

Like demos? This week you can snag Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10, Up, and inFamous. The PSOne games Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six and Ford Racing were also added for $5.99 each.

You can now grab the Monster Hunter Freedom Unite from Capcom. That, and some themes. So get the demo.

While no pictures have surfaced (yet), online retailer Entertainment Earth posted a listing for a new Starship Troopers Marauder Action Figure. We have no idea what it is.

Galactic Hunter has posted a new Q&A column this week! Be sure to click through and read up on the latest!

We've never seen the original Filmation Star Trek series. Or rather, we haven't, until just now. We picked up this set at Wal-Mart for a hair under $15, and it features the whole series. Which, in our books, makes it a great deal.

The stunner? They're pretty cool, and include oversized accessories (or small vehicles, depending on your point of view.)

According to 1up.com, the Metroid Prime series is being collected as a surprisingly cheap $50 boxed set for the Nintendo Wii. Each title will sport Wii-specific controls, and we assume this means it won't have much in the way of upgraded visuals.

We've been going through the wonderful and awesome Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People series, and the fun basically ends here-- because, as of today, there are no plans for additional episodes. Thankfully, they've largely all been pretty fantastic, and this one is no exception.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

Taito sent us a big press release of upcoming titles for various systems. Mostly really good stuff, too. Here's what you can expect and the details.

So are you complaining that the movie Transformers toys weren't weird enough? Well, The-Arker has early shots of a packaged sample of Ejector, a toaster. Yes, a toaster. And it has one of the freakiest heads we've ever seen in one of these toys. Do check it out.

This may be the best week for Wii Ware in ages. Adventure Island: The Beginning is 800 points/$8. Apparently, it combines the gameplay of the original with new collection whatnots. It sounds fun enough-- we'll let you know if we get a chance to try it.

Got a DSi? You can download American Popstar: Road to Celebrity this week for $8 (800 points). There's also Photo Clock for $2/200 points... in case you need a clock.

We're not sure where to begin on this one, so we'll begin with what we know for sure. There is a magazine being made for the Playmobil toy line in Germany, and you can see it here. At press time we do not know how to obtain a copy, but we see that it includes an exclusive figure as well as the Triceratops skull from the T-Rex set.

We've had a heck of a time trying to figure out how to write about Zombie Wranglers, a game which seems half-finsihed, polished, good, bad, jokey, and humorless all at once.

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

A good friend of ours informed us he got a Punch-Out!! swag box for the new Wii game. Naturally, we demanded pictures to share with the rest of you. Here's what our pal Zac sent along.

First up: the episodic Wallace & Gromit Episode 1: Fright of the Bumblebees, the first of four episodes of a new adventure game that's already on the PC. We haven't had the time to give it a spin at press time but it looks fantastic. It's $10/800 points, and if it's anything like the Strong Bad games on Wii it'll be great.

Ad: Tons of new items have been added to Entertainment Earth, including Transformers Jenga, a killer exclusive Transporting Spock Bobble Head which has an insanely bright LED in it (we've seen it, it's gorgeous), and also the talking Jesus Action Figure from The Big Lebowski which will be a Comic-Con exclusive. It's great, too. These are some amazingly fun items and that's why we're forcing you to see them.

Everybody needs a good friend named Pete. We have one, and he just got back from China. Since we've known him for like 20 years it seemed only appropriate to link you to his adventures in China, which he is now posting on his blog.

A press release went out, but since we aren't on the right lists we'll just pass you to The Action Figure Insider for coverage of the story. After snagging the assets for eToys and Kay-Bee Toys, Toys "R" Us now bought up FAO Schwarz, a former legend in the industry which is now down to a couple of stores and a web site. What are they going to do with it, you ask?

Figure of the Day has updated once again! The daily feature on figures you might have but might not-- either way, here's what you've been missing! Spanning from the original Power of the Force series of 1995 to the latest of The Legacy Collection, it's almost like a history lesson!

Because we can't be in Pasadena tonight, we're going to direct you to Altered States Magazine's Botcon 2009 Gallery, which presently has all the exclusive figures and add-on sets. Numerous nifty Transformers are available to attendees, including Leozack, Banzai-Tron, the Sweeps, and numerous others.

After countless mascot-based kart racing games, Sega is finally trying it out with their cast of characters. Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing covers Sonic characters and a lot of mascots from the Dreamcast era and beyond, featuring characters from Samba de Amigo, Super Monkey Ball, and probably something else with monkeys.

Like demos? Crash Commando can be downloaded for free. The PSone game Resident Evil: Director's Cut can be downloaded for $9.99. There's also a ton of new DLC on Rock Band, Chronicles of Riddick, Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 2, Saints Row 2, and Resistance 2.

In addition for Resident Evil: Director's Cut ($9.99), you can score demos for Holy Invasion of Privacy Badman and Rock Band Unplugged.