Awesome Games

Roccat Power Grid is a gamer-oriented app that will let you use your mobile device as an add-on PC interface, giving you access to both game and system controls. Where’s the Mac OS version?

“An epic multi-medium show celebrating all things Zelda.” Featuring works of over 30 artists who fell in love – just like millions of us – with Miyamoto’s masterpiece. Through 4/21 at Land Gallery.

Rovio staged a fun game announcement for the soon to be released Angry Birds Space with astronaut Don Pettit demoing real life trajectories from the ISS. Gameplay at 3:00 (Thanks juanjoli!)

The latest game from thatgamecompany – makers of Flow and Flower –  is upon us. We’ve played it, and while the journey may be short, it is truly worth the $15 price of admission.

Irrational Games reveals one of the mini-bosses that we’ll encounter in Bioshock Infinite. He’s no Big Daddy, but the Motorized Patriot is creepy in his own way. Beat him and you get his mini-gun.

XCOM fans cautiously rejoice! Enemy Unknown is more faithful to the series than that other new XCOM title. It will have tactical turn-based combat, soldier customization and yes, base building.

This upcoming beat-em-up/platformer features wonderfully stylized graphics, a great soundtrack, and the ability for its luchador protagonist to alter the environment. Plus, Angry Rooster.

The latest gameplay trailer from this mech FPS shows just how intense we can expect the battles to get. Every time we see this game, we want to play it more. Out 12/12/2012.

Say goodbye to Italy and Ezio. AC3 will take place in 18th century North America, the colonies and the British Empire on the brink of war. Will we get to fight George Washington? (Thanks Everyone!)

Dan Bull hyped up Skyrim with his verses. This time he refreshes our memory with rhyme, retelling the story of Mass Effect 1 & 2 while dropping references from all over the galaxy. Mass Respect.

Loaded with awesome tunes, cool cell-shaded animation, rail-grinding and graffiti, one of our favorites from the SEGA Dreamcast gets brought back to life on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC this Summer.

We’ve seen a Starhawk skirmish in space. Here’s a ground battle showcasing real-time strategy blended with third-person action. Plus, when was the last time you saw a fighter clad in plaid?

BioWare sat down with G4 to discuss the new roleplaying elements in Mass Effect 3. Players will not only be able to customize their weapons with mods but their class as well via binary skill trees.

Play a pick-up game on any smooth surface with Joshua Brassé’s pocket-sized penny hockey kit. Holds three pennies, and the sides convert into tiny goals. Here’s hoping it holds U.S. pennies too.

We’ve found out a bit about the plot and the characters of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, now it’s time for some gameplay. Have a look at some of the game’s gory combat animations.

Stop-motion master Alex Kobbs made this montage featuring LEGO-fied versions of last year’s most popular video games – from Portal 2 to Skyrim – for the 15th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards.

Gearbox Software’s “loot and shoot” FPS is back. Borderlands 2 will feature four new characters along with more guns, more abilities and more Claptrap antics. The game drops 09/18/12.

Ubisoft shows off the cover system in Ghost Recon: Future Soldier – tagging, destructible cover – as well as the character animation, which involved motion capture of former Navy Seal operatives.

A Battlefield 3 moment of Chuck Norris proportions by YouTuber Stungravy. His plane was being tailed by both an enemy plane and anti-air missiles, leaving him with “only one reasonable option.”

The extended cut of the Take Earth Back ad for Mass Effect 3 circles right back to the first trailer, showing the Reapers laying an unholy smack down on Earth. 3/6/12 can’t come soon enough.

The Skyrim interactive map for iOS devices reveals the location of vendors, trainers, items and more. It’s searchable and allows users to place their own marks. Free, with in-app purchase upgrades.

This sketch from Israeli comedy group Karahat doesn’t star Jake Gyllenhaal. It’s the real McCoy, the prince from the first game. A funny reminder of the simplicity of earlier videogames.

The latest sketch from Mega64 is funny as always, but it could also be prophetic. A future where games don’t come in physical media could be convenient, but might be expensive as well.