Title:Doctor Who the Complete Sixth Series Price: $79.98 Release Date: November 22, 2011 Format: DVD Company: BBC Worldwide Pros: 6 discs, includes every episode from season 6, includes the 2010 Christmas special “A Christmas Carol,” includes Doctor Who Confidential episodes, sketches, brief prequel segments and there are some extra scenes.. Cons: There aren’t as many more »

Warner Brothers may be locking the Harry Potter movie series away in some vault after December 29, 2011, but people are sure getting every opportunity to experience Harry Potter overkill before that happens. The latest announcement actually isn’t from Warner Bros. even. It’s from Sony. It seems a Harry Potter 3D Experience Movie Pack PS3 has abruptly appeared!

While it doesn’t come with any kind of special PS3, or even a lightning bolt sticker to customize the standard 160gb black system included, it could definitely be perfect for any Harry Potter series fan…

Well Potter fans, it may be time to adjust your holiday wish lists. Warner Bros. has decided it wants to be a buzzkill by locking away every Harry Potter movie ever. Yes, this is for real. The company has decided that if people don’t buy physical copies of the eight movies before December 29, 2011, they won’t be able to buy them at all. After date, they’ll stop being shipped to stores.

It’s quite ridiculous and seems like Warner Bros. has planned this in an attempt make people scramble and buy the physical copies of the Harry Potter movies so the company can make a quick buck…

You know how you sometimes come across a game, tv show, book, etc that’s just so good you have to share it? Think of that as the reason why today’s Important Importables is all about Puella Magi Madoka Magica, the magical girl and horror anime series from Gen Urobuchi, Shaft animation studio and Aniplex. The series originally ran in Japan from January – April, 2011, with Aniplex planning a US release on DVDs sometime in the near future.

Ready to make a contract and learn more about the anime, where it all started, and the other media the series has inspired…

Movie buffs who want to watch vampires and priests throw down can also get previews of two upcoming PS3 blockbusters. The 3D Blu-Ray of vampire thriller Priest contains a 3D demo for Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception. The 2D Blu-Ray contains a playable demo of Twisted Metal. Sony has been doing this sort of cross promotion for a while. District 9 had a God of War 3 demo, and Battle:Los Angeles came with a chance to check out the gameplay of Resistance 3.

Target and Nextworth’s trade-in program is growing. The program that allowed customers to trade in select electronics items for Target giftcards first launched back in August 2010 in a few select stores, then gradually expanded to include 1,490 participating locations. At first, the store was just accepting video game consoles and games, digital cameras, iOS devices, cell phones, laptops, GPS units and eReaders. Now, with the new school year starting and the program approaching its one year anniversary, it’s accepting graphing calculators and DVDs…

Morning everyone! This week’s Nintendo Download update is pretty basic for the most part. There are three new DSiWare games and one new WiiWare game, which everyone expected. The small surprises can be found in the 3DS eShop. Without any fanfare, 3DS owners have received the free Nintendo Video app and a new 3D Classics game, 3D Classics: Xevious. So good for all those 3DS owners who have been waiting for another exclusive game or app.

Gamertell’s Nintendo Download picks for the week is Nintendo Video (3DS), Antipole (DSiWare) and 3D Classics: Xevious (3DS).

If you’re thinking about picking up Bleach: Soul Resurreccion for your PS3 next month, then odds are you’re a fan of the Bleach anime and manga series. Well, NIS America has a little treat for you. If you decide to be an early adopter, you won’t just get the game in your Bleach: Soul Resurreccion box. You’ll also get a voucher to download some episode of Bleach from the PlayStation Store….

It’s okay that Japan and Europe ended up getting the Nintendo Video app in the 3DS eShop today. Totally fine. If you live in either country, go ahead and enjoy your free videos. Those of us in North America aren’t jealous anymore, because it turns out we’re getting Netflix tomorrow.

Yes, news about Nintendo’s 3DS eShop update for July 14, 2011 has leaked out and biggest news is a free Netflix app. You just head to the eShop, download it and you’re all set…

Hey, all you happy people in Europe and Japan. Do you feel like watching a handful of videos on your 3DS today? Because you can. In the July 13, 2011 3DS eShop update for both regions, the free Nintendo Video application is now ready to download. Go ahead and enjoy yourselves, and don’t worry about those of in North America and Australia who won’t be seeing any free shows.

At least those of us in the neglected regions can take some pleasure in knowing the initial batch of videos available for Nintendo Video stink. No, really…