Who got a Nintendo DSi? Who bought their whole office donuts? And who's having a hard time dealing with Monday? Find out.
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BioWare talked about their general philosophy on downloadable content and said that they planned for "Dragon Age" DLC to expand over one and-a-half or two years. Read more...

In an article on MTVNews.com, Stephen breaks down the features of the DSi, and what they offer for your gaming and non-gaming needs. Here's a taste:

The DSi also has some little perks for more hard-core users. It lets players swap DS cartridges without having to turn the system off. It supports WPA web encryption, which the original did not. It has a slot for an SD card for greater storage. Its firmware can be upgraded, meaning that, like a PSP, it might be able to get new features after its release. And it supports what Nintendo promises will be weekly downloads of new content.

Read the full article here.

Who played video games with Jimmy Eat World? Who's getting a Zero Punctuation tattoo? Find out.
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We've got the first three screenshots from the upcoming "Terminator Salvation" iPhone game. Take a look. Read more...

Our intern Sal thinks that the controls for "Resistance: Retribution" is the only way shooters on the PSP should play. Read more...

Over at MTVNews.com, Stephen's filed a story on "Brütal Legend":

Rock music is king in video games these days. “Rock Band” and “Guitar Hero” are top titles in the field. But it is the upcoming “Brütal Legend,” slated for a PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 release this fall, that perhaps best shows what kind of game can be made by people who don’t just love rock, but worship at an altar of bats, belt buckles, candles, chrome, big hair, spiky armbands, motorcycles that spit fire and lots of banging heads.

Check out the full article at MTVNews.com as well as a photo gallery of screenshots.

In lieu of Lunchtime Video today, I thought I'd go into the MTV Multiplayer archives and dig up a few clips of Stephen doing embarrassing things. He's not here, so fair game. Read more...

Creator Tim Schafer explained why the metal-themed game won't make use of the guitar-controller peripheral at this time. Read more...

Yeah, that's right. Tracey's game diary. Stephen took a well-deserved day off (even though he just magically posted his diary as I was writing this)... But I still get to do whatever I want. Read more...