It looks like nothing is going right for Midway these days. The company has just revealed that its stocks are facing delisting from the New York Stock Exchange. This is just the latest in Midway's ongoing financial soap opera. Layoffs, huge losses, and the resignations of some of its top execs were only a few of the bad news that has plagued Midway these past few months.

So, would you rather watch a Uwe Boll movie or a low-budget fan-made movie? I'd go for the latter any day, if you ask me! Check out this trailer for a fan-made live-action movie for Mega Man. Pretty impressive, actually - considering it's got a budget of, like say, just as much as two hundred Happy Meals would cost.

Well no wonder you've got layoffs in the industry recently - not to mention the shutting down of certain studios and whatnot. According to research conducted by EEDAR, only 4% of the total games out in the market ever make a profit - all other 96% just either break even or lose money. Yeouch.

The Hollywood Music Awards hailed the greats of mainstream and indie artists once again, and thankfully, giving video game music a slice of the pie. Inside are the winners for "Best Original Score," "Best Original Song," and "Outstanding Music Supervision" of the video game category.

Photograper Robbie Cooper shows us all just how focused young gamers can be while playing with actual clips of kids of various ages while they're playing games. Watch all the triumph, the anxiety, the joy of the kill, and a little girl with no emotion. Catch all the different faces in the video.

More bad news for the games industry as Media Create reports hardware sales from the 10th to the 16th of November. Gaming platforms experience drops in sales from the previous week, with the usual exception of the Wii, which managed a slight climb. Figures in the full article.

Pointy pogo sticks of war? It's called the "bayonet jump" and it's the first major multiplayer glitch found in Call of Duty: World at War (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, DS). It even comes with a video on how to get it done, learn more in the full article.

This story first broke last Wednesday when a UK journalist wrote on his twitter account that Eidos’ British PR firm Barrington Harvey sought to prevent any review lower than 8.0/10 for Tomb Raider: Underworld (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, DS, PC, PS2) from getting published until three days after the game has launched. Since then, Barrington Harvey issued an official statement regarding the issue. Check it out in the full article.

Is the magazine industry already bust? You've probably heard a lot of print media transferring to the e-format due to various reasons (mostly because of the lack of demand and rising printing costs). Earlier this week, the publication firm has revealed their plans to cease print circulation of PC Magazine, and opt for the e-publication approach. It was also noted that they're currently considering Electronic Gaming Monthly to follow suit.

Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World for the PlayStation 2 and Dragon Ball: Origins for the DS were just released earlier this month but Atari's not quite done yet. Donny Clay from Atari confirmed that they'll be working on a couple new DBZ titles.