GamerBlips highlights best of video game blogs (Wii)

Take your eye off the Web for a split second and you may not recognize it. Gaming information blasts out in a 24/7 cycle from Websites, blogs, and a barrage of social networking apps that dominate how people converse, socialize, and gather information. But how much information is too much?

With an eye on the growing video game market – and the vast volume of sites and blogs that cover the industry’s every move – Future US, publisher of the Official Xbox Magazine, PlayStation The Official Magazine, Nintendo Power and GamesRadar, today launchedGamerBlips.com, a comprehensive news and information site aimed at providing a fresh look at PC and videogame news, previews, and reviews as they break.

GamerBlips highlights best of video game blogs (Wii)

Take your eye off the Web for a split second and you may not recognize it. Gaming information blasts out in a 24/7 cycle from Websites, blogs, and a barrage of social networking apps that dominate how people converse, socialize, and gather information. But how much information is too much?

With an eye on the growing video game market – and the vast volume of sites and blogs that cover the industry’s every move – Future US, publisher of the Official Xbox Magazine, PlayStation The Official Magazine, Nintendo Power and GamesRadar, today launchedGamerBlips.com, a comprehensive news and information site aimed at providing a fresh look at PC and videogame news, previews, and reviews as they break.

GamerBlips highlights best of video game blogs (Wii)

Take your eye off the Web for a split second and you may not recognize it. Gaming information blasts out in a 24/7 cycle from Websites, blogs, and a barrage of social networking apps that dominate how people converse, socialize, and gather information. But how much information is too much?

With an eye on the growing video game market – and the vast volume of sites and blogs that cover the industry’s every move – Future US, publisher of the Official Xbox Magazine, PlayStation The Official Magazine, Nintendo Power and GamesRadar, today launchedGamerBlips.com, a comprehensive news and information site aimed at providing a fresh look at PC and videogame news, previews, and reviews as they break.

Reminder: Vote in the Golden Joystick Awards NOW! (Wii)

The 26th Annual Golden Joysticks are almost upon us. And, if you’ve still not voted for your favourite games, publisher and developer yet, now is the time. Like,right now. There’s already been well over half-a-million votes, so if you don’t have your say by 27 October when voting closes, well, you’re just going to feel a bit silly.

Not only do you get the chance to reward your favourite game the gongs you think they deserve, but Virgin Media – who are sponsoring the event – are still generously giving away a well furnished shed-load of great goodies to convince you to get clicking.

Reminder: Vote in the Golden Joystick Awards NOW! (Wii)

The 26th Annual Golden Joysticks are almost upon us. And, if you’ve still not voted for your favourite games, publisher and developer yet, now is the time. Like,right now. There’s already been well over half-a-million votes, so if you don’t have your say by 27 October when voting closes, well, you’re just going to feel a bit silly.

Not only do you get the chance to reward your favourite game the gongs you think they deserve, but Virgin Media – who are sponsoring the event – are still generously giving away a well furnished shed-load of great goodies to convince you to get clicking.

Raving Rabbid does Heroes. Drops a gut bomb (Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party)

If you like psychotic bunnies, US sci-fi drama Heroes and a bit of cheeky flatulence, then today is your lucky day because we’ve got a video that gracefully combines all three. The latest promo in a series of televisual-based parodies for Ubisoft’s upcoming Wii game, Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, aims its fun-poker at Heroes, casting one of its mad-faced Rabbids as a telekenisis-wielding bad-ass with a taste for beans. We think it’s something to do with that bit from season one when Sylar got banged up in a cell, although our Heroes geekdom is admittedly a tad rusty, so we could be wrong.

Raving Rabbid does Heroes. Drops a gut bomb (Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party)

If you like psychotic bunnies, US sci-fi drama Heroes and a bit of cheeky flatulence, then today is your lucky day because we’ve got a video that gracefully combines all three. The latest promo in a series of televisual-based parodies for Ubisoft’s upcoming Wii game, Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, aims its fun-poker at Heroes, casting one of its mad-faced Rabbids as a telekenisis-wielding bad-ass with a taste for beans. We think it’s something to do with that bit from season one when Sylar got banged up in a cell, although our Heroes geekdom is admittedly a tad rusty, so we could be wrong.

Raving Rabbid does Heroes. Drops a gut bomb (Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party)

If you like psychotic bunnies, US sci-fi drama Heroes and a bit of cheeky flatulence, then today is your lucky day because we’ve got a video that gracefully combines all three. The latest promo in a series of televisual-based parodies for Ubisoft’s upcoming Wii game, Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, aims its fun-poker at Heroes, casting one of its mad-faced Rabbids as a telekenisis-wielding bad-ass with a taste for beans. We think it’s something to do with that bit from season one when Sylar got banged up in a cell, although our Heroes geekdom is admittedly a tad rusty, so we could be wrong.

Raving Rabbid does Heroes. Drops a gut bomb (Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party)

If you like psychotic bunnies, US sci-fi drama Heroes and a bit of cheeky flatulence, then today is your lucky day because we’ve got a video that gracefully combines all three. The latest promo in a series of televisual-based parodies for Ubisoft’s upcoming Wii game, Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, aims its fun-poker at Heroes, casting one of its mad-faced Rabbids as a telekenisis-wielding bad-ass with a taste for beans. We think it’s something to do with that bit from season one when Sylar got banged up in a cell, although our Heroes geekdom is admittedly a tad rusty, so we could be wrong.

Raving Rabbid does Heroes. Drops a gut bomb (Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party)

If you like psychotic bunnies, US sci-fi drama Heroes and a bit of cheeky flatulence, then today is your lucky day because we’ve got a video that gracefully combines all three. The latest promo in a series of televisual-based parodies for Ubisoft’s upcoming Wii game, Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, aims its fun-poker at Heroes, casting one of its mad-faced Rabbids as a telekenisis-wielding bad-ass with a taste for beans. We think it’s something to do with that bit from season one when Sylar got banged up in a cell, although our Heroes geekdom is admittedly a tad rusty, so we could be wrong.