Remember the Nintendo (original, not Super NES or Nintendo64) game Punch Out!!? Yeah, we remember it too, and pine for it every other week. Well, now it's coming back, and you don't even need one of those Nintendo emulators...

Direct from MySpaceTV, here's the latest from the devious mind of Dan Meth. He hits the sweet spot for a particular demographic: brunch-loving urban hipsters of a certain age (say, 30-35) who likely spent endless adolescent...

Why bother with a Splish n' Splash or a baseball diamond when all that you and your friends need is a 30-foot high live-action Donkey Kong level (and some awesome costumes and props) for hours of summer fun? Our favorite part?

Has "Fatal Mortality" jumped the shark? And was it only in like two weeks time? Not yet. Bruce Lee vs. R2D2 is funnier, weirder and bluer than the previous two clips, plus there's a little Godzilla and Voltron thrown in for...

Call this hilarious Nintendo/Hollywood mashup “When Scarface Met Sally.” Tony Montana faces off against the formidable Sally Albright in bed and out. F-bombs, fake orgasms and bloody brawling ensue.

Call it “When Scarface Met Sally.” Say 'ello to our lil' friends in the second installment of the hilariously potty-mouthed and gory “Fatal Mortality” series. In today's Nintendo/Hollywood mashup, Tony Montana faces the...

In honor of the rebirth of the Tecmo Bowl franchise, let's climb in the Delorean and go back to the early 90's. When Tecmo Bowl (and the "Tecmo Bo" it created) were kings. When the Raiders were but one of the teams in Los...

We know you've always wondered, "just how does Nicole Kidman keeps her brain super-sharp?" The answer? Nintendo DS Brain Training 2. Watch her think in this honest-to-goodness European ad. Think, Nicole, Think! Coming soon:...

Nicole Kidman will immediately regret having done this ad for Nintendo, which pegs her intelligence at the unknown unit of "52" and then suggests that humans can improve their mental acuity by playing rock, paper, scissors....

Life sometimes seems like a big video game--or maybe that's just this geek's wishful thinking. It really is in Good vs. Weevil, a charming and quirky short that just won the Nintendo Film Festival. (All entrants had to be...