Each year I amass holiday greetings from various game and entertainment companies in the form signed postcards (from PR staff members),

Here’s a collection of Christmas and Holiday cards I’ve received (so far) celebrating 2010…

Today’s a groovy day to celebrate not going to work by being with your family. Also remember all those people who still have to work today while you’re at home, chillin’ by the pool: Police, firefighters, doctors, nurses, ambulance drivers, newspaper employees, TV news employees, telephone operators and thousands of other jobs. Go eat some more »

The tail end of 2009 was originally full of high-profile releases that were eventually pushed back. Some may say Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is the chief reason publishers decided to push some of their games to January 2010 and beyond. Whatever the reason, January 2010 is a busy month for videogame releases. Its more »

As the fourth and final season of the hit Sci-Fi Channel series, Battlestar Galactica is coming to its conclusion, the next series was already in the works long before season 4.5 got underway.

Now fans will get to see Caprica much sooner than the original 2010 release date as Universal Studios Home Entertainment announced that the Battlestar Galactica prequel will be released exclusively to DVD on April 21, 2009, for $26.98.

Originally slated to be a miniseries…

Even though it was teased at this year’s Tokyo Game Show, the collaboration between Marvelous Entertainment and Grasshopper Manufacture will not hit North American shores until early 2010.

No More Hereos 2 was only shown in a very brief trailer and pretty much the only info on it is that the series will remain on the Wii and it will have the subtitle: No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle. The news of the late release comes from a Japanese PDF document released by Marvelous Entertainment and picked up by Siliconera…

As with all of its previous consoles, Sony has promised a 10-year life cycle for the PS3. Although many have dismissed it, the history of previous Playstation consoles suggests that Sony has at least made an earnest effort to elongate the life of its consoles. If Pacific Crest Securities’ analyst Evan Wilson is to be believed, however, Nintendo and Microsoft might not follow suit.

Wilson shared his beliefs in an investor note sent to Gamespot. According to him, there is very little likelihood of Nintendo and Microsoft extending the life cycle of their current generation offerings beyond the…