We never would have been able to get this game off the ground (<-- Get it? Ha!) without first carefully testing the technology of Dark Void in Japan, as this rare video demonstrates.

Noticed these two Dark Void-themed internet comics over on Kotaku's Sunday Comics feature this morning.

Now that mention it, Dark Void is curiously light on mohawks. Read more Action Trip here.

Everyone loves Nolan North and so does CTRL-ALT-DEL. Check out more of Tim's comics here.

We were pretty darned pleased to find that CNET (cnet? C-net? CSPAN? You know what I'm talking about) has placed Dark Void at the number one spot on their teetering mountain of games that is their "30 Most Anticipated Games of 2010" list. That's excellent, considering we're up against games that let you make the dirty with aliens, fight demons wearing nothing but your own hair and sexy librarian glasses or suck the juicy DNA dribblings out of little maniacs to boost your psychic powers. Oh yeah, and Gran Turismo, but that game will never come out. Mental Note: it would be fun if I could remember to check back in this list one year from now to see how many of these games actually shipped in 2010...

I love BoingBoing -- I've been following the evolution of this future-perfect media monster since I first ran across the original black & white zine in a sci-fi bookstore in the late 80s. The BB crew regularly explore the weird edge of science and technology, bringing back reports of robots that play Rock Band better than you do, guides to surviving the imminent and inevitable zombie apocalypse and photo montages of deer-butt faces.

Whilst crawling along the outer edges of the internet (it's a Mondo world out there in cyberspace, after all), BoingBoing ran across this story from the Fortean Times about "Aeronauts of the Future," strange sightings of flying dudes that seem... familiar. Brad Pitt, I mean, Will would be right at home amongst these various winged men and hovering platforms. Also, am I the only person who actually remembers seeing the flying platform to the right on That's Incredible?

Gamespot's On The Spot featured not one but TWO awesome Capcom titles last week. First up, Mel and Matt stop by their studios for a live 2 player co-op demo of Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles on the Wii at 5:50 into the show. Hey, if they can play that well from big, weird chairs, imagine what an awesome shot you'll be from the comfort of your own game cave. Next up, Shana gives a zippy fly-through of Dark Void from the Tesla event held in the Bay Area. Ooo, "god of the skies," I like that phrase. Thanks for the love, Gamespot!