Blog Posts by Chris Morris

(Credit: Getty Images)Maybe this is why Princess Peach spends so much time with Bowser.

A man dressed as Nintendo’s mascot Mario has been arrested in New York for groping a woman.

The NYPD tells the Associated Press that 34-year-old Damon Torres of North Bergen, New Jersey was charged with forcible touching on Wednesday after he blocked a 58-year-old woman's path in the tourist-heavy zone and grabbed her thigh before walking away. He was also charged with possession of marijuana.

The Grinch has paid Nintendo a visit.

Seattle area police say a determined group of thieves have stolen more than $2 million worth of Wii Us from the company by simply driving off with them without raising any eyebrows.

"I've been a cop for 28 years, and I've never seen anything like this," Sgt. Cindy West told ABC News. "This has come straight out of the movies."

(Credit: Hiptic Games)In the pantheon of terrible video games, it doesn’t get much weirder than the legendary Shaq Fu.

Shaquille O’Neal’s woeful 1994 fighting game, which starred the then-Orlando Magic center as an interdimensional kung-fu expert, is often considered one of the worst games ever. But there was something so gloriously bizarre about it that it's gained a cult following over the years – including a group of game makers who think it’s time Shaq ends his 18 years riding the video game development bench.

Bobby Kotick (Getty Images)Bobby Kotick, CEO of Activision, is one of the most polarizing figures in gaming.

Investors love his focus on keeping the financials steady. Analysts respect his straight-talking, no-hold-barred attitude. But thanks to what many perceive as a thirst to milk every repetitive drop out of a handful of franchises, gamers aren't exactly big fans, repeatedly tearing him apart in forums and even going so far as to deface his pictures online by, for instance, adding horns to them.

Kotick has a favor to ask, though. Say what you will about him, but could you lay off on the photo desecration? It's hurting his love life.

Nathan Grindal (Credit: SWNS)Nathan Grindal just wanted to watch a game of darts.

But because of his flowing hair and full beard, the 33-year-old from the town of Abingdon became the focal point of the 4,500-person strong crowd at the Cash Converters Players Championships in Somerset, England, who collectively decided he looked like Jesus Christ. And (perhaps) fueled by the four-pint pitchers of beer they could buy at the event, they decided to let him know.

(Credit: Zsolt Szekely)

Are you a young Link who has finally knocked Ganon out of the picture and wooed your Princess Zelda? Or maybe just a really, really big fan of the seminal Nintendo series?

Have we got the rings for you!

Zsolt Székely, a creator of precision crafted jewelry, is responsible for this awesome pair of Zelda-themed wedding bands. Sporting an outward facing Tri-Force symbol, the rings also have an engraving on the inside for both halves of the couple reading "It's dangerous to go through life alone" -- a nod to a classic moment from the original Legend of Zelda.

Assassin's Creed III (Credit: Ubisoft)The shift to the American Revolution has been a good one for the Assassin's Creed franchise.

The latest game in the series, which features a new setting and a new Native American protagonist, has sold more than 7 million copies in its first month on shelves, Ubisoft announced on Wednesday.

Been sitting on the edge of your nest waiting for that big screen adaptation of Angry Birds? You might want to get comfortable.

The good news is that Rovio has finally announced when the feature film based on its flagship franchise will be released. The bad news? It's not going to be ready until 2016.