The Doctor is coming to the PS3 and Vita this March, and you can get a good look at the platformy-actiony gameplay in a new trailer. Players will take on the role of the Doctor and River Song as they battle Cybermen, Daleks, Silurians and the Silence to save Earth. Also there's something called the Eternity Clock. Is the Doctor saving the world from the clock? With the clock? Who knows! We'll find out this Spring, check out the trailer below.

Bethesda is responsible for some of the greatest open world experiences ever, but unfortunately, that seems to mean they're also responsible for approximately 98% of gaming's glitches, crashes, and game-ending bugs. For those who loved Skyrim, just not when a bugged NPC meant you couldn't finish the main quest, there is hope. Bethesda has released the 1.4 patch for Skyrim, in Beta form that is. Read on for more details.

With Mass Effect 3  is only a few months away, more details on Bioware's changes and plans  are emerging. Among the more interesting news is that Big Fish games will be offering four series of four Mass Effect figurines, each of which will come with "access to downloadable in-game content." The figures are being sold for $17.99 each, or $67.99 for a set of four; making this almost definitely the most expensive pieces of DLC ever released. In addition, German magazine GameStar has quite a bit of new info, including some interesting story bits.

The followup to Pitch Black and The Chronicles of Riddick has been ever so slowly inching its way intro production over the past few years. The sequel, for now simply titled Riddick, will see the character, "betrayed by his own kind and left for dead on a desolate planet." Sounds like a Riddick film to me. I'm a big fan of Pitch Black, and Chronicles was admirably strange, so I'm definitely looking forward to seeing what Vin Diesel and screenwriter/directer David Twohy come up with. If you need some concrete proof that the film is really happening before you start getting excited, check our first look from the film below, as well as an updated plot synopsis.

Holy crap, is the Deadpool movie actually going to happen? After the unmitigated debacle of the character's appearance in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Fox and Ryan Reynolds pledged to bring Deadpool to the screen, this time without eye lasers. However, it's been almost three years since then, and we've heard pretty much nothing about the project outside of hearsay and assurances by Reynolds. However, last weekend, comic artist Rob Liefeld had some very interesting things to say at the Amazing Arizona Comic Con. Read on for more details.

Don Coscarelli, the guy behind Bubba Ho-Tep, seems like a perfect match for David Wong's deranged and fantastic John Dies at the End. And while I may not be able to make it to its Sundance premiere later this month, I can't to hear what everyone thinks of it. If you haven't already, I'd definitely check out the trailer we posted earlier here, and read on for more details and of course, the awesome poster.

I'm pretty sure at least a few of you are with me on TDKR being their most anticipated film of 2012. As such, I'm not ashamed to admit, I'm pretty jealous that EW got to premiere three new images from the film. Regardless, you can check out low-res versions of the pics below, or head on over to their website to see them in all their glory.

As if I wasn't already excited for Dark Ascension, Wizards has gone ahead and released a trailer setting the narrative background for the set. If you're curious what's been going on in the plane of Innistrad since we last left it, and just how Sorin fits into it all, check out the video below.

Studio Ghibli fans in the Los Angeles area are in for a helluva treat. American Cinematheque is getting ready to screen the entire Studio Ghibli Collection at both the Egyptian and Aero Theaters, from January 26-February 12. Read on for more details.

Considering Avatar's status as the first film to gross more than $2 billion, most people expected a pretty fast turn-around on the sequel, with the studio eager to cash in on a sure thing. It looks like James Cameron will be taking as much time as he likes however, as he works on new tech to make sure Avatar 2 is just as cutting edge as the first.

Hey readers, if you live in the San Diego area and love video games, you're in for a treat. The UCSD Sixth College Technology Committee has organized their Seventh Annual Winter Game Fest, with three days of free tournaments and over $7,000 in prizes. I'll be honest, I kind of wish I was living in San Diego right about now. Check out all the details below.

Earlier today I posted the award nominations for the Cinematographers Guild, which included The Artist and Scorsese's Hugo. Both of those films got a nod from the Directors Guild, as well as a few more familiar faces. Check out the list of nominees below.

Were heading into awards season now, and the various filmmaking guilds have begun revealing nominations for their various awards. The Cinematographers Guild announced their favorites earlier today, and while there aren't any huge surprises, there's definitely some good picks. Check out their list of five below.

While details are scant, Wizards has announced that development on the next edition of Dungeons & Dragons has begun. It hasn't been officially titled, but it'll follow on D&D 4th Edition, released in 2008.

Sound the alarms, Fandango is now selling tickets for select IMAX midnight screenings of TDKR. You can now snag seats for the July 19 showings, unless you live in New York, because those tickets are already sold out. Ohhhhh shhhiiiii-