Looks like GameStop's got some competition in the used games business. Wal-Mart, which is one of the largest corporations in the world, has apparently started rolling out vending machines that lets gamers trade in their used PS2, PS3, Xbox, Xbox 360, and Wii games for in-store credit.

An unfortunate event on Black Friday has occurred at a Wal-Mart branch in Long Island, New York. One worker was killed while at least four other people were injured. Sales are great , but there's no need to go rushing mad. Read up the story at the full article.

The AC/DC Rock Band title sure is real, after all. No less than The New York Times itself has confirmed the existence of the title, as well as the title launch that's happening on MTV tomorrow.

Is there an AC/DC expansion pack for MTV Games and Harmonix' Rock Band 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PS2)? A memo from Wal-Mart, leaked by an employee himself, appears to say so. See what it's got to say over at the full article.

What comes to your mind when you hear the words "Adults Only?" Chances are, you're thinking what we're thinking. There are, however, certain things you should know about what makes the rating and what the actual number of games with this kind of rating is. The latter point is especially important. Find out why after the jump.

Wondering just what is up with Gibson Guitar and its suing frenzy over its alleged 1999 patent? Well, we're wondering, too, but it seems that Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Michael Pachter knows the inside score. So, what does the man think about Gibson suing everyone involved with Guitar Hero and Rock Band (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii)? Check it out after the jump.

Suits and countersuits, statements and counter-statements have flown back and forth between the camps of Gibson Guitar and Activision for patent infringement. Today's update on the issue centers on a recently filed suit against retailers of the game. The defendants? Wal-Mart, Amazon, Kmart, GameStop, Target, and Toys "R" Us. Check out the entire story at the full article.

Electronic Arts and Criterion Games are set to launch their hot-riding Burnout Paradise on the Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3 come January 22, 2008. Hopping aboard the crew is retail giant Wal-mart, who seems to have helped out in this cool new trailer. See the video when you proceed to the full article.

Taking a look at the games from both the east and the west, there's no denying both have their own charm in wooing their respective crowds. However, some gamers enjoy crossing the lines and end up playing games, despite the fact they don't understand a word of what the characters say.

Read more about import gamers in the full article!

It looks like another high profile game has slipped the noose and found its way to Wal-Mart once again. This time it's Harmonix's Rock Band that saw its scheduled November 20 release date broken.

Darklor, a member of the official Rock Band forums, reported buying a copy of Rock Band from a Wal-Mart branch in New York.

Read the entire article right after the jump!