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We'd recommend that you listen to the song 'Fireworks' by The Whitest Boy Alive whilst you watch this, but then again, we're so Yacht Rock it hurts. (Duration: 0' 0)

The courses which started to crop up on the internet not long after the original Line Rider gained popularity were immense. Hugely convoluted and highly precise, some truly beggared belief. Well, forget all that, and look at this. Immense. (Duration: 0' 0)

The other side of the console war coin, this time featuring the man in black, Darth 'Johnny Cash' Vader. (Duration: 0' 0)

More of a remix trailer than fresh material this, especially as there are two almost identical versions, one for PS3 featuring Vader and this one for 360, which has Yoda in it. (Duration: 0' 0)

Two sections of gameplay footage from Ascaron's mystic adventure. Incredibly, during one of the clips, in an unprecedented, first-time scenario, rats are killed in a dungeon. Lawks. (Duration: 0' 0)

Now, we're not 100 per cent sure what's going on here, but if we know anything about Nintendo, we're betting that's a princess in that cage, and that the evil techno-Viking-giant has designs on somehow messing with her kingdom via an army of evil underlings. Just a guess. Gameplay after the intro. (Duration: 0' 0)

The three different mercs available for you to command in Pandemic's title aren't just cosmetic choices. Each has a different style, different strengths and weaknesses. Here, one of the developers talks us through the approaches which each one might take. (Duration: 0' 0)

Looks like the Naruto series is gearing up for a 'ridiculous special move' competition with Dragon Ball Z. We've all seen the old 'summon a giant, pipe-smoking frog' trick before, but the 'multiply yourself a thousand times then turn them all into giants, forming a massive human whip which you then pound your opponent into the ground with' is fresh on us. (Duration: 0' 0)

The original S.T.A.L.K.E.R. was a game which had us unashamedly quaking in out booties. Shadowy basements full of lurking monstrosities, storm-lashed heaths and intense, full-scale military confrontation. Clear Sky looks like all that and more. (Duration: 0' 0)

Basing a game on a line of 'designer toys' might not seem like the most auspicious of places to begin, but Southpeak's Ninjatown is showing some promising charm. Essentially it appears to be an RTS/Tower defence cross breed, except with ninjas and demons. Sweet. (Duration: 0' 0)

Anyone who hasn't played the original GISH may be forgiven for wondering what the hell is going on here, although respite will be only brief before we harangue you for missing out on such a joyously idiosyncratic experience. (Duration: 0' 0)

Footage of a Japanese demonstration of Infinite Undiscovery, showing what looks like an early stage in the game, judging from the battle tutorials. (Duration: 0' 0)

More of a slideshow than a video, admittedly, but it's quite a pretty slideshow. And there's Bizarro, look! (Duration: 0' 0)

EA brings its plank-riding title to Wii and DS this year, giving you the chance to associate yourself with a 'street sport' in order to garner plaudits from friends and potential sexual conquests alike. (Duration: 0' 0)

More from Vigil on their action adventure title Darksiders, a game not just about war, but actually starring War himself. Clever. (Duration: 0' 0)

A compilation of the comparison footage of Grand Theft Auto IV made by Richard Leadbetter for EGTV. (Duration: 0' 0)

Take a tour around Confrontation's Kasbah environment, a level in which you'll presumably be able to rock. (Duration: 0' 0)

Several battle clips for you from yet another Naruto title, with all sorts of ninja-based shenanigans. (Duration: 0' 0)

Call us pernickety, but the whole 'hooded envoy' routine is kind of spoiled for us by the modern electronics set-up thing. Just saying. (Duration: 0' 0)

All about the liveries. Which is a stupid word. Henceforth, we shall only be using logo, sponsor or paint job. Stupid liveries. (Duration: 0' 0)