Games are for sissies these days. Health that restores, guns with modestly sized bullets and actions with... consequences? I can’t give Master Chief the time of day, look at those muscles. Bet he couldn’t even bench a carnival prize. If your reaction to the legendary Duke Nukem Forever’s cancellation was tears then I don’t want to know you. If your reaction was SMASHING THINGS and PUNCHING PEOPLE then buddy, I am going to FOLLOW YOU ON TWITTER. However, this past weekend Borderlands’ Gearbox Software made an announcement which may have you OWING SOME RECENTLY PUNCHED PEOPLE A STERN APOLOGY.

Two weeks ago, Telltale, who have been exclusively working on point and click adventure games with an impressive myriad of franchises now, revealed a teaser trailer for a mysterious and confusing new project. The teaser had four silhouettes of four recognizable frames (to dorks anyways). If this was about four different games, that would make sense, but a single one? Well, at PAX, the nerdiest event in the world, Telltale unleashed what will be unanimously agreed on as the nerdiest game ever made. And if you’re reaction to that bold statement is, “Well what about Team Fortress?” then I say, “Hold on, pal.”

InnerSPACE's Teddy Wilson nabbed Mindnight Madness programmer Colin Geddes for a chat about what we can expect to see at the midnight screenings at the Toronto International Film Festival. Watch the interview HERE.

Natalie Portman is in talks with Legendary Pictures, the studio behind the Dark Knight, to star in a new film called Gravity. The Star Wars actress will play a lone surviving astronaut, desperately trying to return home to her daughter, after the rest of the crew aboard her ship is killed. The film was penned and is set to be directed by Alfonso Cuaron, best known for directing the third Harry Potter film and the 2006 thriller Children of Men.