Whats up. Its Sanii here bringing you guys a brand new show. Basically, I will break down all of the games that come out every month and give my opinion on them. If this show is successful, then hey, I might just do it every month which will be awesome. For the full list of all of the games coming out in march, and the GRD March edition, Read more!

Videogames are a great source for experiencing things that you could never do in real life, such as crashing a million dollar car, flying a military jet plane and shooting someone in the face with a .50 caliber sniper rifle, and as an end result, not having to deal with the consequences. Games are also a great way to relax after a hard day of school/work. But what if someone takes it too far? Read more to find out.

We love to play the same game, or close to it, as much as possible and we complain about controls, graphics, or ideas that are different from the games that we love.

But does that make us wrong? Sometimes, I think so. This is the frame of mind I was in when I interviewed the senior producer for Dark Void, a new IP released by Capcom last month.

Read more to read about what it takes to build a new game, how developers take feedback and if this game will have a sequel.

Like it or not, motion control gaming is here to stay. Any doubt of that was erased at last year’s E3, where Microsoft and Sony paraded out their version of the technology.

Another fact is that the idea of motion control gaming isn’t new. It goes back to last generation. But we’re in the middle of a gaming revolution that will feature 3D gaming and motion-guided controls.

Following CES, I was lucky enough to interview the co-founder of a company that has been doing this for more than 20 years. Read more to see what he thinks gamers want, where the market is going, and what companies his newly announced technology has been licensed to.