Zombies! I know right? They're everywhere. Dead Island is the most recent installment of console zombie action. So what do you want out of your zombie game? Ability to kill zombies? Check. Kill them using multiple weapons? Check. Repair your weapon and eat food laying around to recover health ...? Wait a minute! This is Fallout ... but with zombies ... but Fallout had ghouls ... but those were different.

Chubby Boy Films did it. They actually did it. They made something great out of something so small. Balrog (Mike Bison) is the center of what can be considered the best Street Fighter Movie. Ever!

Not only does Balrog: Behind the Glory follow the most underdog Boss of the original Street Fighter II game, this 12 minute short gave EVO2K11 attendees something to talk about prior to the Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition finals.

Last Month was the 20th anniversary of Sonic the Hedgehog. And to celebrate that joyous occasion, I’m here to talk about what little is ever mentioned about the Hedgehog. After 20 years of being released, to this day, I have yet to see more than one time, with my own eyes, and hold with my bare hands, a copy of the Super Rare Sonic the Hedgehog title.

Atari Jaguar is the system that probably has the most flaws to it. Wether its the bulky controller or the funky looking system. Same goes with the two Shmup's that were released for the platform.

Our good friends over at Chubby Boy Films have done something that, surprisingly, has not been done. Its been over 20 years since Street Fighter debuted to the world. And Balrog (Bison in Japan), has a back story that is clouded with mystery and rumors. Produced by Greg Gertmenian, Written by Brett D. Bayonne and Directed by my good friend Vahe Gabuchian, Balrog: Behind the Glory is this writers most anticipated movie of the summer.

There are several games I was already looking forward to before the show. Seeing them on huge screens with thundering sounds and excited fanboys looking up in awe reminded me what E3 was all about. Every publisher could simply have a small press conference, press release, online assets and call it a day. But they want to woo you, stun you, caress you, astound you. They want to feed you eye candy until you have no choice but to wait excitedly at your local video game store until their title is released.