Before Troy Baker became the go-to guy for videogame voice acting, he was the lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the indie rock band Tripp Fontaine, which released the radio single "Burning Out" from their debut album "Random Thoughts On A Paper Napkin" in 2003. These days, Baker’s voice can be heard in games like Catherine, Batman: Arkham City and Saints Row The Third. He was at the Spike “Video Game Awards” (“VGAs”) this year to talk about his extensive resume of games, as well as what he plays, in this exclusive interview from the red carpet.

ZeniMax Media has shipped 10 million units of Bethesda Softworks’ The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The game is expected to generate over $650 million at retail by the time all copies have been sold. The PC version of Skyrim in North America outsold all other PC games by a factor of over three to one in November. Large retail reorders across all platforms and record-breaking digital sales reflect the ongoing global demand by consumers excited to explore this extraordinary fantasy epic.

Since the early days of television, content producers, networks and advertisers have been trying to make their shows more dynamic, interactive, participatory -- and now social. The man behind the recent Spike TV Video Game Awards broadcast, Mark Burnett, is going behind augmented reality to make television more interactive. Burnett has teamed up with technology company ACTV8.ME, to usher in a whole new world of audience participation and integration with television. Now, anyone with an iPhone, iPad, or Android device will be able to interact, socialize, consume, share and participate in real time, all while watching his or her favorite TV shows.

Since the early days of television, content producers, networks and advertisers have been trying to make their shows more dynamic, interactive, participatory -- and now social. The man behind the recent Spike TV Video Game Awards broadcast, Mark Burnett, is going behind augmented reality to make television more interactive. Burnett has teamed up with technology company ACTV8.ME, to usher in a whole new world of audience participation and integration with television. Now, anyone with an iPhone, iPad, or Android device will be able to interact, socialize, consume, share and participate in real time, all while watching his or her favorite TV shows.

Since the early days of television, content producers, networks and advertisers have been trying to make their shows more dynamic, interactive, participatory -- and now social. The man behind the recent Spike TV Video Game Awards broadcast, Mark Burnett, is going behind augmented reality to make television more interactive. Burnett has teamed up with technology company ACTV8.ME, to usher in a whole new world of audience participation and integration with television. Now, anyone with an iPhone, iPad, or Android device will be able to interact, socialize, consume, share and participate in real time, all while watching his or her favorite TV shows.

Actor Seann William Scott is joining in the American Reunion with the cast of the American Pie films. The actor was on hand at the Spike “Video Game Awards” (“VGAs”) to talk about his own love of gaming. Best known as Stifler from the original comedy trilogy, Scott explains why he loves to go virtual in this exclusive video interview from the red carpet.

One of the most recognizable personalities from professional wrestling has been keeping busy in the video game business. WWE Legend Hulk Hogan is featured in two new games this year. He plays Angel de la Muerte in THQ and Volition’s Saints Row The Third. And the pro wrestler stars in his own wrestling Kinect wrestling game, Hulk Hogan’s Main Event, from 505 Games. The Hulkster gets his game on in this exclusive video interview from the Spike “Video Game Awards” (“VGAs”) show.

Actors Seth Green and Clare Grant were some of the celebrities who walked the red carpet before taking part in the Spike “Video Game Awards” on December 10th. Green has been active in the game business, providing the voice of Joker in BioWare’s Mass Effect games. The Hollywood couple talk about playing games in this exclusive video interview.

The second entry in Rocksteady Games’ Batman franchise is both a critical and commercial blockbuster. Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment’s Batman: Arkham Asylum owes some of its success to actor Mark Hamill. The man known by many as Luke Skywalker has played The Joker in both games and several animated TV series. Hamill talks about gaming and what's next in the franchise with Batman: Arkham World in this exclusive interview from the red carpet at the Spike “VGAs” 2011 show.

Tony Hawk is making his video game comeback. After taking a hiatus from the virtual world, the Birdman has a new Activision skateboarding game coming in 2012 from Robomodo. The X-Games legend was at the Spike “VGAs” 2011 to talk about his latest title, Tony Hawk Pro Skater HD, in this exclusive interview from the red carpet at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, California.

We're just a couple of hours away from kick-off of the Spike Video Game Awards 2011 show, but already we know two of the bigger secret titles that are set for revealing.  And we've got the details for you inside.  Are you ready for the Revengeance?

Toward the end of the SpikeTV "Video Game Awards" live broadcast, Epic Games Design Director Cliff Bleszinski debuted the first teaser trailer for FORTnITE. The new multiplayer action game from the Gears of War 3 developer introduces a stylized look and a blend of action, horror and strategy as players build up fortifications by day to protect themselves from the undead invasion at night. Check out the video below from the "VGAs" to see what all the fuss is about.