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The new trailer for Resident Evil (or Biohazard 5 if you're Japanese) is up on youtube. I just finished watching it and I've noticed a few elements about the game...

Does anyone notice there's a lot more elements from the fourth game in this trailer?

A friend of mine sent me an article from Escapist Magazine's website about the "Hot Coffee" code from the last Grand Theft Auto game that caused a pretty huge shit storm. Apparently Take-Two had a suit filed against them that ended up paying "damages" of up to $35 each to 2050 out of 2676 claimants, while others were given replacement discs of the game that had the secret "kinky side-mission" removed. You can learn more by reading the rest of the article here: http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/7.60821

I know there happens to be gamers out there who every once and a while venture out of their caves into the real world for some fresh air (or to pre-order the new Metal Gear Solid). I also know that there happens to be another outlet of gaming: arcade machines. They can be found anywhere, from restaurants to movie theaters or even tourist traps like the World's Largest Ball of Twine.

While there are thousands of machines and tons of places to go to to play them, my question is this: Where are the best arcade machines?

Discuss what games and where you found them here.

During the 1980's in the United States, we had several cartoon shows about video games such as Captain N, Pacman, the Super Mario Brothers Super Show, and more. However, in Japan there was one series that wasn't based on an existing video game series, but was all about what it meant to be the best gamer in the world: Mitsuru Sugaya's Game Center Arashi.

Well, I finally figured out how to log into the main site and saw we have a blog system, so I'm trying this thing out. Since it's my first blog post here, I should probably introduce myself.