The YouTube phenomenon that is Giovanny Gutierrez's"Why every guy should buy his girlfriend a Wii Fit"continues to move it's panty-clad hips, having been viewed more that 6.5 million times since being posted in late May. The much-adored Wii Fit...

Just in time to close out the summer, GamePro offers up a definitive list of the 32 very best Xbox 360 games. From the casual platformer to the hardcore shooter, there's something for everyone on this system, and we've listed the very best right here. These are the 32 finest Xbox 360 games money can buy.

The story of Spore has become the story of EA and DRM: the company is now loosening the install limit and working on ways to get your installs back after use them up. For many gamers, however, any limit remains intolerable.

One showing green, grassy fields, the other three showing dark, dingy dungeons. As someone who never got into Diablo at all, gotta say, it's a shame the whole thing's not outside under a blue sky. Diablo mechanics with a Sega Rally aesthetic would be just the kind of thing to get me onboard.

Flogo is a foamy, helium-filled, soap bubble formation made into an image by being screened through a large stencil. In this case, a Kirby-shaped stencil. David explained that the event is being held to commemorate Kirby's 16th anniversary. We watch the birth of the first batches of floating Kirby clouds. Besides the pics, there's a solid interview

The tf2 blog takes some time to discuss l4d.

Electronic Arts (EA) and Amazon have been the targets of a justified online rebellion the last couple weeks. The impetus for the backlash is EA's use of Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) technology in its game Spore. As of right now, the game has received 2,226 1-star reviews on Amazon -- more than we've ever seen before.

This is a commercial for the Sega Genesis system, complete with Streets of Rage 2 cartridge. The school nerd buys this game because he's sick of getting picked on, and after playing a violent video game he becomes tough enough in real life to bully the bullies. I'd love to see anyone try to sell video games like that now.

We checked in with Valve's Doug Lombardi himself this morning and he put our minds at ease, telling us it is purely a rumor, a bit of fiction.