Over the weekend, footage of "The Beatles: Rock Band," debuted by none other than Paul McCartney. More details over at MTVNews.com: 'Beatles: Rock Band' Footage Debuts At Coachella

The awesomeness of being 50, in a February game I only recently finished. Read more...

"World of Goo" + "Bit.Trip Beat" + "Cubello" + "Orbital" + "Bonsai Barber"... WiiWare is finally adding up to a satisfying amount of good games for me, as I argue in today's video.

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In the near future, gamers accustomed to buying extra "Guitar Hero" songs and new "Call of Duty" maps will be able to download additional Robots In Disguise. Read more...

OK. This was weird. I barely played any games this weekend other than a few with Mr. N'Gai Croal. Read more...

Nintendo won't reveal what its sales expectations were for "Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars," but the company claims the game has a bright future. Read more...

In a story I filed today for MTVNews.com about the sales of "Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars," A GameStop spokesman expressed a positive read on the performance of Rockstar's superbly-reviewed but seemingly low-selling game:

"'GTA: Chinatown Wars' is exceeding our expectations and illustrating the power of the franchise on a new platform," GameStop spokesman Chris Olivera said in an e-mail to MTV News. "We've seen a solid lift in sales of 'Chinatown Wars' following the launch of the DSi and believe that the product will continue to enjoy a long life at our stores as the buzz around the new handheld gaming experience continues to grow." Nintendo's DSi model of the DS platform was released a day after NPD's sales-tracking window for March.

For the rest of the story, which includes comments from Take-Two, readers of this site and older "GTA" talk from my interview with Nintendo of America" president Reggie Fils-Aime, check out MTVNews.com: 'Is 'Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars' A Flop?

Few words can make a gaming reporter roll their eyes as easily as a publicist's offer to "let me show you the Wii version." So how did the Nintendo Wii version of "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" look during a demo this week? Read more...

Sony may no longer command the attention of the majority of "Resident Evil" fans or "Grand Theft Auto" fans in America, but it appears to have a big advantage with baseball fans. (Check out the NPDs for proof.) Why is that?

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