If you’ve ever been a younger brother, a college roommate, or just had that jerk friend who you continually asked yourself, “Why do I keep hanging out with him?!”, then you’ll understand the plight that Mase Boogie is going through in the video below.

Mase’s roommate set up a camera to record his antics when he decides to pick on him while he’s playing on his Wii with what might be the smallest TV I’ve ever seen in a college dorm. You’ll see such classics as turning off the TV while your roommate is playing, telling him he sucks, and my personal favorite, seeing what’s on channel 3.

With all the legal action Sony is taking against George “Geohot” Hotz, I assumed it would be the last we heard from him…for at least a while.  I was definitely wrong.  Responding to the legal actions being taken against him by Sony, he has released a video on YouTube that’s basically a “rap attack”.  He refers to Sony as “fudgepackers” and invites them to do things to his ass. When I first heard about the video, I assumed it would suck, but it’s actually not bad. Something tells me we haven’t heard the last from George Hotz. A response video from Sony would be highly appropriate, but would never happen.

Sony Rap Attack (Video Link)

Do you have a burning desire to grind, grip, and flip over anything and everything across a virtual city?  Have you played Skate & Skate 2 so much that you actually get bruised up every time your character takes a fall?  All those hours of performing insane stunts in Skate & Skate 2 won’t go to waste as EA announced today they will be delivering another sequel in its popular skating franchise, Skate 3.

Skate 3 will offer for the first time co-op.  Players will now be able to team up with other players to complete team challenges and take on rival crews across the game’s new location, Port Carverton.

“The social and community aspects of the SKATE franchise are something we’ve always embraced, but we’ve never done anything to the scale you’re going to see in SKATE 3,” said Senior Producer, Jason DeLong. “We’re giving gamers a very unique experience by providing them with the tools they need to build their ultimate team or to create a team comprised entirely of their online friends. From there, it’s all about proving yourself – teaming up, and throwing down.”

Skate 2 offered some great online components that really connected players to their friends performances, as well as saved replays that often either were jaw-dropping feats, or brutal falls worth watching again and again.  This new update to the franchise seems like a natural progression.

When I think of India, all I think of are how that country depends on Americans to break their computers so we can give them a call in order to be told obvious ways to fix it like making sure it’s plugged in or not.  But according to this latest video to hit the internets, it seems India not only has talent, but there is a TV show dedicated to showing off said talent.  I know! I was surprised too!

The talent in this video isn’t to see how many times they can make their customers irate over the phone within 15 minutes, but instead, it’s a recreation of Super Mario Bros.  Last I remember the game, I don’t recall it being played under a blacklight or Bowser having a laser gun, but that’s just me.

YouTube user AyesDef has made all of our little video game nerd hearts skip a beat with his latest creation.  He remixed the original opening sequence of the Nitendo 64 hit, Super Smash Bros., and threw in all of our favorite Team Fortress 2 characters.

To all you modders out there, I’m sure there’s a way to create a map that looks and feels like Super Smash Bros.  The question is, who will be the first to make it?!

If you’re a regular PS reader, you’ll notice that this video may look very familiar.  That’s because mrjuandrful posted the teaser opening cinematic a couple of weeks ago.  In the opening cinematic, we learn that Alex believes he was the cause of the destruction in NYC.  He doesn’t know how he became what he is, but he will do anything to get to the bottom of it.  Even if it means killing a few military officials who are insane enough to try to stop him.

It should go without saying, but if there’s ever some kind of modern day apocolypse where humans become infected and an anti-hero like Alex Mercer was running around, you should NEVER decide to join the army and actually try to take him down.  Seriously; there’s no way any of us would survive more than 3 seconds in a fight with him.  Take the video in this article for example.

With the release of Punch-Out!! for the Nintendo Wii merely weeks away, Nintendo has released a video giving us a behind-the-scenes look at how Punch-Out!! came to be.

The video speaks with developers both in Japan and in America.  They talk about such things as the updated style and graphics, the over-the-top characters, and Doc’s relationship with Little Mac.  This is definitely a video Punch-Out!! fans don’t want to miss.

Radical Entertainment released a new trailer for Prototype recently focusing on the variety of mission types that we can expect in the game.  In the trailer, which you can check out after the break, we see Alex performing a multitude of missions which include Rescue, Stealth, and Defend.  If you’ve played most open-world games, then these mission types won’t seem unfamiliar to you.  What sells this game are the unique ways that Alex can complete his tasks through his abilities.

Oh yea, and killing zombies with helicopter blades has officially been confirmed.

Up until today, all we’ve heard about the gameplay in Batman: Arkham Asylum has been how it’s going to be more of a stealth-action game than a beat-em-up.  That’s not to say the game won’t have some serious brawling going on.

In the latest trailer we finally get to see Batman beating the hell out of his opposition.  There were some moments while watching the video where I couldn’t help but get chills at how deadly some of Batman’s moves are in this game.

Make sure to check out the trailer after the break