They own some of the biggest names in the video game industry, but Nintendo is in no hurry to see any of their big name stars on the big screen. The film industry is dying to see how many coins a [good] Super Mario movie could knock out of the box office. In a recent interview with LA Times, Nintendo Of America's President Reggie Fils-Aime was asked if producers still ask for movie rights for M... more.

Our Interview this week is with a video game collector from Finland named Janne, who goes by the alias of "finngamer". He has a complete collection of every English language, N64 game released. He owns over 1,300 video games, over 30 consoles and nearly 20 handhelds. If that wasn't enough, he also owns 3 arcade machines. About Janne "finngamer" "I'm a 1981-born videogame enthusiast from Finlan... more.

Welcome to an Insight of Video Game Collecting. Over the next few weeks I'll be interviewing some video game collectors to let you all get a better insight of some of the problems and rewards of being a video game collector. Our first interview is with a collector from the United States named Ed, more popularly known as “Splatter Trigger”. ST has a love for all video gaming, and isn't... more.

Recently I had a chat with Justin Alexander, a friend of mine and programmer of the new Xbox Live game, Cavemen VS Aliens. If you have a Xbox 360, be sure to checkout the free trial. Thank you Justin for your insights! --- ZippyGamer: Who are you and how did you get involved with Cavemen VS Aliens? Justin Alexander: I'm Justin and am currently on a Computer Games Programming course. As... more.