Yesterday, a source speaking to IGN claimed to know about the graphics processing unit the next Xbox console will have. They also said Microsoft is planning on releasing the console during the latter half of 2013. Today, more speculation has emerged courtesy of Kotaku. Its sources believe Microsoft will adopt Blu-ray discs in the next more »

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.

Developers were recently notified that a new revision of the PlayStation 3 is in the testing process that will feature a new copy protection system not on the motherboard but inside the BD-ROM drive itself, similar to the Xbox 360.

“Saving the Day the Wrong Way” was not only the movie’s slogan but its MO as well. Read on to find out why…

Thank you. Thank you all for helping me enjoy TRON: Legacy.

The combination of my almost life-long anticipation of a TRON sequel, amazing visuals and the seemingly universal disappointment of TRON: Legacy theatrical release gelled into rather unexpected enjoyment of TRON: Legacy on home video.

On April 19, 2011, fans will be able to pick up two of the campiest video game movies ever made on Blu-ray. Prepare for fun with Liu Kang, Kitana and Rayden with Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat: Annihilation. There’s no price yet, but they both happen to drop on the same day as the new Mortal Kombat PS3 and Xbox 360 games…

While the length and pacing may tire younger, modern viewers now used to more frenetic films, there is little reason to not get this on Blu-ray. It looks amazing, is packed with extra features and still a fun film at its core. It’s silly, sweet and worth watching again. Especially as an adult. Find out why…

Many times a video game doesn’t have the well-developed plot or characters to transition into a successful movie. Someone does it anyway, though. Dead or Alive and Postal leap immediately to mind.

The universe of Dead Space, however, just screams movie adaptation.

Anchor Bay Entertainment will release Dead Space Aftermath, an animated film, on January 25, 2011, alongside Dead Space 2. It’s $34.99 on Blu-Ray and $26.98 on DVD. There’s also a prequel book coming out on December 29, 2010.

We’re going to switch things up a bit and let you in on a sweet little offer from Walmart. Think of this as a history lesson before Telltale releases the first episode of Back to the Future: The Game. Let’s face it, you’re not going to understand what’s going on in the game if you possess no knowledge of the Back to the Future franchise. Now you can remedy that little problem for a fraction of the cost.

The most emotional and visually stunning of the three Toy Story films, this is also the the best of the bunch. So is it worthy bringing home? Well, of course it is. Find out why…