Zombies on a boat? Fat dudes running around calling themselves Batman? And an arcade classic finally comes home after 20 years? Yes, on all three counts.

Many publishers, they’re not doing so hot these days. And also, the triumphant return of… Dance Dance Revolution?

So the Japanese fellow you see here normally makes videos of himself dancing, injured his foot. But when you’ve got a YouTube channel to maintain, duty calls.

It’s kinda like Modern Warfare, and with a dash of Dead Space, and a combo of cute hipster chicks. I think we just found the new American pastime.

As if he couldn’t get any less appealing in this day and age, now he’s jumped into Minecraft mode. On the plus side, these visuals are arguably superior to Duke Nukem Forever.

This modern twist on correspondences between a solider on the frontline and a loved on back home is perhaps an unintentional reminder of what huge man-children most of us are.

After a slow couple of weeks, it’s time for two heavy hitting sequels and a potential sleeper hit to shake things up.

There’s no telling how many video game references are in this jam, I lost count around 60. But hey, any rap that references Star Tropics AND Life Force is tops in my book.

Various elements of Zelda have been modded in Minecraft since day one, but Hyrulecraft is by far the most in-depth and fully featured take yet.

The Wii U, coming to 2012! Steam on an iPhone! Indie Games: The Movie: The Show! And so much more.