Mickey Mouse, James Bond & Sonic Exclusives Headline a List of Holiday Products for Nintendo
Third-Party Partners Unleash Great Games, Awesome Peripherals (GoldenEye anyone?)
Greek: Chapter 5 – The Complete Third Season coming to DVD
Featuring All 20 Memorable Episodes and Extensive Bonus Features in a Collectible 6-DVD Set
Majin and The Forsaken Kingdom is gold
Spellbinding Action Adventure is Ready to be Unleashed and Pre-launch Demo Coming Soon
Pac-Man Party is gold for Wii
Pop Culture Icon is Ready to Celebrate his 30th Anniversary
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit demo coming to LIVE Marketplace and PSN this week
Feel the Rush of Besting Your Friends With Criterion’s Groundbreaking ‘Autolog’ Social Network
Sims 3 set to release
World’s Most Popular Life Simulator Franchise* Ships This Week on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Nintendo DS with All-New Platform-Specific Features
Eliminate Clicker Clutter with the L5 Remote for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad
Consolidate your remote control collection by using the L5 universal remote to operate all of your home entertainment devices
New BIT.TRIP FATE Among Downloadable Treats for Nintendo Systems
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Ishtar coming to Blu-Ray
The Notorious 1980s Epic Screwball Comedy Never Released on DVD, Leap-frogs to Blu-ray!
Ticking Clock coming to Blu-Ray and DVD
Oscar® Winner Cuba Gooding Jr. is in a Race Against Time to Stop A Diabolical Killer In the Pulse-Pounding Action Thriller
Don’t Let Me Drown
Swimming in emotion, this release by Image Entertainment starring upstarts E.J Bonilla and Gleendilys Iona directed by Cruz Angeles is set in a freshly post 9/11 New York and displays the struggles of people from different walks of life as they try to make sense of the tragic events together. But the bond that the two young NYC natives attempt to have is forbidden by their families, and is the ba...[Read More]
The Oxford Murders
Math might not be very fun, but this movie is alright! This release by Magnolia Pictures starring Elijah Wood and John Hurt directed by Alex De La Iglesia centers around a series of murders that take place in Oxford in the present day. Like most mysteries, there is a lull, but the beginning and end make it worth sitting through a bit of an arithmetic lesson.