GTTV's Geoff Keighley has revealed via Twitter that Tron Legacy won't be the only game premiering at this year's Spike Video Game Awards. Apparently a new Star Wars game will be announced during the event as well.

Remember the funny fighting Tofu of Resident Evil 2? Don't look now, but it seems like somebody at Capcom loves him some tofu, and so they've decided to give the chewy soybean treat the dark side treatment of his own. Tofu will be returning in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles not as a playable character, but as an evil bloodthirsty beast..errr..yeah.

We've seen a lot of vids out of Gametrailers, but this, hands down, has to take top honors. Capcom has definitely outdone themselves with this one, showing Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles like you've never seen before.

Everyone loves Chocobos. Really. Some may like Moogles more for the fluffy pompom on their head, but they still love Chocobos. Thankfully, Square Enix hasn't forgotten the sprinting bird and how fun it is to race them. Good news, Chocobo racing lives on in Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers. Now we've got more reasons to keep an eye out for the Wiixclusive title. Video after the jump.

How well has Treyarch translated Infinity Ward's Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare to the Wii? Well here's your answer. Eight full minutes of Modern Warfare: Reflex, specifically showing the tutorial stage. Oh, do note that whoever's playing spends almost three minutes configuring the game.

Despite owing his fortune to his music, DMX has a few bones to pick with the music industry, condensing it all on a profanity-rich rant that lasts nearly two minutes. The rapper believes that the industry is holding out on artists like him, particularly with the CD sales. On that note, he also fires a few rounds at the video game industry for doing the same. It's all on video, and it's in here.

Nintendo has announced via its weekly Nintendo Week program on the Nintendo Channel (that's a lot of Nintendos!) that they're getting set to rock Wii owners' worlds soon with a new Excitebike release. Details and a video after the jump.

Now this sure is different from the ones we usually see. Square Enix came up with this TV ad for Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers an thought it would be cool if it had Bon Jovi's "We Weren't Born to Follow" in the background. Oddly enough, even with lyrics intersecting with the Japanese voices, it's actually pretty cool.

This one goes out to queenanthai following us on Twitter. It was last month when he/she asked if Cable was in Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 (PS3, PSP, PS2, Xbox 360, Wii, and DS), and this bit of news will pretty much speak for itself. If that's not enough, there's a video that comes with it too. That's right - the hardcore time-traveler has come from the future to join in the action in Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2.