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Capcom visits the Wired.com office to show two new levels from their upcoming game, 'Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles.'

Marketing media lab Obscura Digital will install a 360-degree interactive video experience into a Las Vegas penthouse suite. It'll use 10 computers, 11 video projectors and a few scantily clad dancers.

Computational artist Camille Utterback creates interactive art that responds to viewers' gestures and movements using computers, projectors, lights and video cameras. She's the recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship.

Marketing media lab Obscura Digital specializes in projects like mapping buildings with light, and creating interactive pool tables and touchscreen displays of rock memorabilia.

Costumes from Blade Runner, The Terminator, Star Wars, and other seminal sci-fi films are on display at the California Museum in Sacramento. Wired.com finds out how film and TV can change the ordinary into the extraordinary at 'Out of This World'.

Garmin's GPS-packing Nuvifone is a profusion of lame features. The phone uses a pressure-sensitive touchscreen that lacks multitouch capability, there's no URL bar in the browser, and you'll be lucky if the battery lasts one day.

Topspin Media CEO Ian Rogers gives advice on how to survive in the new music business.

'The Death of Bunny Munro' is a novel and an audiobook, it's also an iPhone app. The app combines text, the story (read by author Nick Cave), music (scored by Nick Cave) and video (of Nick Cave).

The PSPgo boasts beautiful hardware and a slim, sleek new design, but its inability to connect to old PSP accessories and play old PSP games leaves us wondering if it's a smart investment.

Wired.com went behind the scenes at Outside Lands 2009 to find out exactly what goes on before the gates open and revelers flood in to a multi-stage, high-occupancy outdoor music festival.

Wired editors have a portable media device-off. What will be the deciding factor? Video camera or large 16x9 screen?

Learn from the guy who taught Michael Jackson how to moonwalk.

Dell's new kid-friendly netbook, the Latitude 2100, features a full-sized keyboard, a protective coating, a tattletale light that flickers when the user is surfing the internet, and is priced at reasonable $560.

Great graphics, tense action, gorgeous environments, witty dialogue...is Uncharted 2 the killer app of the PlayStation 3? We talk to Richard Lemarchand, co-lead game designer, about this hotly anticipated title.

Robert Carlyle discusses his character, 'Dr. Nicholas Rush' in the upcoming series 'Stargate Universe', and explains why he's fed up with the British film industry.

'Surrogates' director Jonathan Mostow and actress Radha Mitchell (Agent Peters) discuss the film's treatment of how people disconnect from reality and relationships.

HTC's try on an Android handset ditches the keypad for a full touchscreen. But will it give you the same warm fuzzy feelings as the iPhone? Danny and Steven investigate.

Before you head out to the river you might want to check out some of these waterproof gadgets; Like the Orvis Helios - world's lightest fishing pole.

We review the Vibram FiveFingers, a creepy looking "footglove" designed to protect your feet, but keep your step completely natural.