The highly anticipated Tron: Legacy is coming out this Friday (December 17, 2010), and the marketing hype by Disney has been incredible.

If you listen to the Video Games Live: Level 2 CD or watch the video, you may find yourself smiling the whole time, or at least feel like firing up a game afterwards.

Are you a logic puzzles fan? Do you enjoy playing Sudoku and other math games in your spare time? Did you try solving the puzzles in The Da Vinci Code? Then you'll enjoy SafeCracker, the recent recipient of PC Gamer's Best Puzzle Game Award (March 2007 issue).

With all the hoopla surrounding the soon-to-be-released film Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, it's not exactly surprising that an Indiana Jones video game is on the horizon as well. However, unlike most video games that are based directly on whatever current movie it is hyping, Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures features the plots from the older three films. The game will be available on all consoles, including the Nintendo DS and the PSP.

Fledgling wedding planner Quinn carefully reviews her trusty clipboard. Cake? Check. DJ? Check. Food? Check. Oh, here come the guests. Where should they sit? Chloe's a social butterfly, so she sits in the middle of the table. Chuck gets impatient so he needs to be seated and served immediately. Uncle Ernie tends to babble when he's had a few drinks, so it's best to keep an eye on him. And oh great, the bridesmaids are fighting again!

The popularity of video games such as the Resident Evil and House of the Dead series have shown that people sure love to kill zombies. Imagine unleashing your arsenal at hundreds of zombies coming towards you. It's enough to excite any zombie fan. But what if you let your imagination go wild, and use a bench, a lawn mower, or even a shopping cart as your weapon of choice? Dead Rising fulfills that fantasy.