In a recent eyebrow-raising tweet, skateboard legend Tony Hawk mentions meeting with RIDE developer Robomodo about his next game.

@tonyhawk: Just met with @robomodo about our next project and it's already much better than I expected. Details soon. Chicago is not warm. Read more »

The latest trailer for Tony Hawk: RIDE tells the tale of two star-crossed lovers and explains the odd lineage of the new wireless skateboarding peripheral.

A midday picnic, a roaring fireplace, and a "From here to Eternity"-style beach front make-out session serve as the backdrops for an affair between an Xbox 360 controller and a run-of-the-mill skateboard. It isn't tough to guess the identity of the resulting lovechild. Read more »

A small flood of new media for the upcoming Tony Hawk: Ride has hit the streets.

Here are some new screenshots, followed by a "Gameplay Vignette," and another video that shows off the new wireless, motion-controlled skateboard peripheral.

The first of the two trailers is a gameplay montage, showcasing some exaggerated (and grind-worthy) architecture, explosions, and collapsing buildings. The second video, called "Sick Run," shows what the skateboard controller looks like in action.

The full soundtrack for the peripherally-enhanced Tony Hawk: Ride was revealed by Activision today, featuring plenty of appropriately alternative boardin' tunes.

More importantly, IGN now reports that the game will support Mii characters, as you can see in the image to the left. Read more »

LucasArts' artsy platformer Lucidity and Doublesix' self-explanatory South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play! both arrive on Xbox Live Arcade this Wednesday.

Each game will cost you 800 Microsoft Points ($10). Footage of Lucidity--which is also coming to PC--can be found here, while a South Park trailer is exists on the official site. And if you can't decide, there are always the trial versions. Read more »

If you like Comic Mischief, you'll love Lucidity, or so this launch trailer implies. The downloadable LucasArts platformer--a mixture of Lemmings and Eets--was developed by the guys that worked on The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition.

The game arrives next Wednesday, October 7, on Xbox Live and PC. Price: $10.

LucasArts has revealed that downloadable "puzzle platformer" Lucidity will run 800 MS Points ($10) on Xbox 360 and $9.99 on PC when it hits next Wednesday, October 7.

Crafted by the internal LucasArts team responsible for The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition, Lucidity tasks players with placing various objects in the path of protagonist Sofi to ensure safe passage through her varied dreamscapes. Read more »

It's a puzzle-platformer. It's downloadable. It's from LucasArts. It was announced this morning. Here's the first gameplay footage. October 7 on PC and Xbox 360.

Update: More details and the first screenshots of Lucidity have arrived, with LucasArts specifying that the downloadable game will hit PC and Xbox 360 on October 7.

The company also noted that the "puzzle platformer" was crafted by the same internal team responsible for the recent Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition remake. Read more »

A new game by developer LucasArts will be announced this Friday, according to GTTV's Geoff Keighley.

Keighley says the "brand-new original game" will debut exclusively on GameTrailers TV at 12:30am on Friday. Read more »

The below trailer for Robomodo's peripheral-packing skateboarder Tony Hawk: Ride sees a legion of pro boarders, Mr. Hawk included, talk up the new game.

"In a lot of ways it is really like skating," Lyn-Z Adams Hawkins says of the title and its motion controls.

"Going through the steps and falling and getting mad and then you finally do it, it's so cool," Read more »

Publisher Activision has announced that Tony Hawk: Ride will be released, skateboard controller and all, in the US for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii on November 17.

While Ride's mandatory motion-sensing skateboard reportedly brings its price to $120, developer Robomodo assures "We look at it less as a peripheral, as more of a platform," and that more games are being planned to take advantage of the peripheral.

Tony Hawk: Ride developer Robomodo is planning more games to make use of its motion-sensitive skateboard, president Joshua Tsui has told VideoGamer.

"We look at it less as a peripheral, as more of a platform," said Tsui. "We want to make sure that people have a good return on their investment so there are many games that are planned." GameSpot has listed Tony Hawk: Ride at $120, skateboard included. Read more »

The skateboard peripheral-packing Tony Hawk: Ride will be sold in a bundle for $120, according to new GameStop listings.

The peripheral uses tilt sensors to control general movement, while infra-red sensors allow players to perform grabs. Read more »

After a one-year hiatus to re-invent the series "from the ground up," Activision has announced that its Tony Hawk skateboarding games will return with Tony Hawk: Ride--controlled by a brand new skateboard peripheral (pictured left).

Rumours of a motion-sensitive skateboard controller first rose in 2008, with leaked marketing documents touting the ability to "Shift your weight to turn and balance grinds, kick back on the tail of the board to ollie and lean into airs to pull off huge spins." Read more »