You may have already heard that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time is getting a refresh by way of a remake for the Xbox Live Arcade. Pics of the remake have been floating around the 'Net for a while now, but here's what is probably the first footage of the upcoming game. We've also come across some reports saying that Turtles In Time is also heading for the Wii.

You've probably heard people complaining about the Xbox 360 controller. I'm sure they have their own reasons, but at least for this one modder, it isn't so much about the 360 controller in itself, but more of his desire to go retro. This guy took his Xbox 360 wireless controller and remapped it in a way for it to fit into an SNES Advantage joystick controlpad. The result is still wireless; it's even got the LED player-indicator lights, and a female USB slot for charging. Here's a demo vid showing it off while playing SoulCalibur 4.

Guinness World Records EIC Craig Glenday put together an unspecified group of industry experts to form a judging panel and rated the most influential games of all time. So who makes it to the top of their list? Keep your favorites in mind, then find out after the jump.

Square Enix is doing another teaser countdown promotion, this time for a game centering on Bahamut. Another remake? A whole new game dedicated to one of Final Fantasy's iconic summons?

No idea. We'll know in 4 days though. Tick tock, tick tock.

Despite a beta plagued with problems, Capcom has announced that Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix is still lined up for a release this year. Hopefully, the buggy-as-hell beta means a non-buggy final release of the game.

Following Capcom's fiscal year results for 2007, they have released a list of their best selling franchises and games. To find out more about this, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Aside from the Fight Night series and Wii Sports Boxing, what do boxing and gaming have in common? A lot, really. Join us as we analyze the histories of both fields by drawing parallels between great boxers and game consoles. Why is Muhammad Ali equivalent to the NES? Why is Oscar De la Hoya comparable to the PS2? What does Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. share with next-gen consoles? Find out in the full article when you click on the "read more" link.

Getting tired of the same-old machismo that's prevalent in your daily dose of gaming? For the guys looking for an alternative to the said manliness, we've come up with a list of our  "beautiful men" of gaming. And while they're all indeed effeminate beyond compare, they're in every way just as bad-ass as the likes of Kratos or  Markus Fenix. Head on over to the full article for the list!

The Xbox 360 video game title Infinite Undiscovery from Square Enix and Tri-Ace is one of the heavily guarded WIP projects. We first learned about this some time during Q3 of 2006 and it is only now that details are beginning to surface.

Infinite Undiscovery then finally revealed itself at the on-going Tokyo Game Show 07. We have here the trailer video shown at the said show and even though the game is still far from being complete, the graphics and the gameplay mechanics are already awesome.

The game involves a case of mistaken identity between the legendary hero of the Resistance Army Sigmunt and the healer flute player Capel. It was said that Infinite Undiscovery is the culmination of a 10-year worth of ideas from video game programmer Yoshiharu Gotanda. The said programmer is credited for the first Tales game, SNES' Tales of Phantasia.

Game industry sales tracking site VG Chartz reports that the Nintendo Wii game console has hit total lifetime sales of 10.57 million in the period ending August 23rd, surpassing Microsoft's Xbox 360 to take first place in this generation's console war.

VG Chartz says that its figures come from samples drawn from consumers worldwide, and not retailers, meaning that there may have been more Xbox 360s shipped, but more Wiis have been sold.

The Wii launched a year after the Xbox 360, but saw rapid sales in every market it has been distributed in. Since its launch late last year, it has outpaced its rivals in monthly market performance.

VG Chartz says that very few analysts would have even conceived of this development happening a couple of years back, but Nintendo proved all its critics wrong with innovative controls and casual games that expanded the market.

The last time Nintendo led the market was in the early to mid-90s during the heyday of its SNES system. It saw tough times with last generation's GameCube but rebounded strongly with the Wii.