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When Naughty Dog barks, you listen. That is of course assuming you're interested in AAA quality videogames. The developer's latest is due out in about a month, exclusively for the PS3. We received a surprise voucher code for a Media Beta Demo, showcasing one full scene and part of another scene. I took some notes while playing through both, and am sharing my thoughts here.

Some movies tend to die hard. This one isn't going without a fight.

Good to see SmartGlass is getting some good use. Check out the details below.

Can't wait to dig into this one. Check out the details below.

Donkey Kong barrels his way onto the 3DS for a remake of the Wii classic. Does it hold up to the same level of greatness as its predecessor?

Wacky. Weird. Wonderful.

Sometimes things go as planned. Sometimes things don't go as planned. Sometimes things take on a life of their own and reshape the original plan. The latter is what happened with Insomniac's co-op driven action title Fuse.

Oh, it's worth the wait, PS3 and PC fans. Check out the official details below.

Holy Sh*t! This is an impressive Bruce Lee collection. Check out Shout! Factory's goods. Enjoy the official release below.

You know you're important when they make a 90-minute documentary about your career.

It's been over three years now since 4A Games and THQ released Metro 2033, which I really enjoyed. Now, 4A and Deep Silver are back with the sequel, Metro: Last Light (MLL). Continuing the grim story of Metro 2033, Last Light once again puts the burden of the fate of humanity on Artyom's shoulders. A true sequel, MLL not only picks up very soon after the events of the original game, but it looks and plays very much like it as well.

Does it get better?

Director Jee-woon Kim makes his Hollywood debut and Arnold's back in action in The Last Stand. Arriving soon from Lionsgate, the Blu-ray+Digital+Ultraviolet release packs a punch, but the movie is disappointing.

Who hasn't been waiting for this announcement? Check out the official details below.

Cloud Atlas, as a book, was a transcendent experience that weaved together multiple stories over multiple timelines. In the end they all collided into a beautifully woven web of love that conquers all, and finding oneself when one doesn't know they were searching. It's a lot of complication with a definite ending. So how do you take a book like this and translate it to film? You do it carefully.