In this edition, Murayama details Virtua Fighter 5's VF.TV feature.
The blue blur heads for the Wii in his first solo adventure in more than 15 years.
Fourth iteration of the hoops title brings the signature slam 'n' jam action to a new generation of consoles.
Childhood toy box cars get loose yet again in the franchise's latest foray.
High octane racing and dogfighting for up to eight players.
Throw some cars, make some explosions and laugh about it by yourself or with a friend.
Is it really as great as the N64 original was?
If you are curious about having a full Linux box right inside your PS3, I encourage you to try this out.
A PSP case with a trap door design for easy access to the UMD door.
Lying, cheating, and stealing from greedy malefactors in the streets and posh flats of London!
A portrait of the artist as a young man.
Edie Sedgwick might have been a "girl on fire," but this film douses the flames.
Jeremy Clarkson hates America but loves the Ford GTX1
Make sure to bring tortilla chips if you see this flick, because you can make nachos out of this cheesefest.
Who will live and who will die?
Finally, a family film that truly delivers.
Sometimes the Academy Awards use their power for good.
The Tubes will give you a good overview of the different forms minimalism can take.
C'mon, Go ahead and admit it. You love ABBA.
You won't understand today, but you will thank me down the road...
A look at contributions made by Shelly Manne.
Bruce Springsteen is no longer a relevant artist. To recapture his former glory, Bruce has exploited various social causes.
NYC's Bayside is back with an all new album.
This "Blast from the past" is well worth owning.
The Who perform in front of one billion Internet users? Not quite.
Why is it so hard to admit you are Christian in today's society?
In a culture where entertainers are both royalty and psychic balm, actors' in-jokes are everyone's jokes.
Old-time radio isn't just for misty-eared nostalgists anymore...
The 'working women' survive with a mixture of hard-headed calculation, mad dreams, fairy tales that they half-believe, and pure panic.
America's melting pot has some tasty corners off the beaten path to the usual beach scene and Cuban culture.
Gerald Green wins the NBA's Slam Dunk Competition, but Dwight Howard was "stuck" with the attention.
The Frenchwoman handed Kim Clijsters a two-set defeat in the finals in Antwerp.
Cook's new book, Robb on the jobb, a new spin on Finn, Rice on ice, Bush comes to shove. You kids get off my lawn!
The Arab world of Yasmina Khadra bespeaks anger and humiliation.
The coach can only teach you if your Dad is willing to let you learn...
A disturbing look inside the head of America's troubled youth.
An intellectual mystery that is reminiscent of a Sherlock Holmes pastiche in both character and style.
Whether Berlin of Baghdad, war is crime.
Black people should demand Blackness from folk like Condi Rice and Clarence Thomas.
Formation of the new Palestinian unity government is a positive move in the right direction. Much more is urgently needed.
Who will go first: George Bush or the Islamic Regime of Iran?
BC Writer of the Week