After four years obtaining ridiculous video game swag at MTV, this is what I'm keeping

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Previews of "BioShock 2" are circulating the Internet. Beyond the summaries you can find elsewhere, here are some answers MTV Multiplayer got regarding some key sequel details. Read more...

I am beginning to look ahead to the week I'm taking off before starting at my next job. Here's my ambitious gaming playlist for that week: Read more...

What does one of the chief creators of "GoldenEye" do for his Nintendo console encore? He makes a barbershop game in which players cut the branching locks of shrubbery-creatures. Read more...

Whose office is being invaded by spiders? And who's celebrating Earth Day and how? Find out.
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See why "Trick Racing" gets left in the stack this week. Read more...

I'm not just being a company man today. But I do want to say something on "Lego Rock Band"'s behalf. And I want to begin my throwing out of swag, live to tape on Lunchtime Video.

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MTV Movies' Josh Horowitz recently interviewed former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson about the upcoming "Tyson" documentary. I asked Josh to ask some "Punch-Out" questions, which have produced the following revelations: Tyson doesn't know about next month's "Punch-Out" on Wii, stinks at the original and loves "Resident Evil."

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The makers of five massively multiplayer online shooters -- "APB," "The Agency" (above), "Combat Arms," "CrimeCraft" and "Earthrise" -- told us why "Gears of War" and "Call of Duty" gamers should give their MMO a try. Read more...

Unless updating your e-mail contacts book in "Outlook" is some sort of video game, I didn't play anything last night. I was at the office until 11pm pulling contact info for people from thousands of e-mails in my inbox. Maybe Microsoft's product would be even more attractive to companies and workers if it awarded points to users who did productive things, like regularly cleaning up their inbox. Maybe?