LATEST UPDATE: I just received an email from Kotaku editor, Brian Ashcraft, who originally spoke with Konami’s Aki Saito in person and here’s what he said: “Hey Hunter, [Saito] said Paul Thomas Anderson, not just Paul Anderson, but specifically ‘Thomas.’ Hope that helps!” I just asked Brian again if Saito possibly meant to say director Paul W.S. (…)

Liberty City’s Vlad and Niko are (predictably) not siked right now. (…)

With the success of the movie board game Scene It? and it’s exclusive video game on Xbox 360, it was only a matter of time when we’d see a copycat game on another system. (…)

Universal Pictures has signed Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy helmer Gore Verbinski to direct and produce an adaptation of the popular video game BioShock. (…)

Actually, I exaggerated a bit. (…)

Will Grand Theft Auto 4 Hurt Iron Man’s Box Office? This is a question I’ve been thinking about for a while now. (…)

If the trailer for the direct-to-DVD sequel/remake of the 1983 cult classic hacker film WarGames didn’t scare you off, than I don’t know what will. (…)

In my experience, Star Wars geeks usually like to play Rock Band and Guitar Hero. That’s why Think Geek’s new Cantina Band t-shirt makes perfect sense. (…)

TETRIS: The Movie created by Block 20.
The Pitch: What if Hollywood made a big budget movie out of the classic video game Tetris? “A brother dies. A hero is born. Get in line for adventure. (…)

SplitReason has a cool new video game t-shirt which parodies the iconic image of King Kong on the Empire State Building. (…)

I remember playing Capcom’s Street Fighter vs. Marvel Superheroes back in the ay when kids still frequented arcades. I’m more of a casual gamer now, but this caught my attention. (…)

Just to give you an update, Guillermo del Toro is not yet officially attached to The Hobbit. Recently the director provided this update on his message board:
“There has been a lot of movement. (…)

As you guys know, /Film has been on the Uwe Boll story since day one. Quasi-mainstream media have begun to pick up on the hilarious situation. (…)

“Keep deleting my comments about laser cats Slashfilm. (…)

Note: This is a not an April Fool’s Day joke. Screenwriter Stuart Beattie, whose script is behind the $170 million G.I. (…)