Ladies & Gentlemen, start your ...um….fusion drives? Welcome to http://WatchMojo.com and today we’re counting down our picks for the Top 10 Best Video Game Vehicles of All Time!

Whether it's through vanquishing an intimidating foe or an emotionally resonant climax, these are the best video game endings of all time! For this list, we’re looking at the greatest video game endings in history. And obviously, we will be spoiling all of these games so we can talk about the endings: you’ve been warned.

Whether it's through vanquishing an intimidating foe or an emotionally resonant climax, these are the best video game endings of all time! For this list, we’re looking at the greatest video game endings in history. And obviously, we will be spoiling all of these games so we can talk about the endings: you’ve been warned.

Welcome to WatchMojo and today we’ll be counting down our picks for the top 20 best video game openings of all time. For this list, we’re looking at the greatest intros in video game history.

We wouldn’t be surprised if most of your play time came from these particular difficult levels. For this list, we’ll be looking at those particular video game levels that had us biting our nails in frustration and re-thinking our game playing choices.

The Greatest Video Game Weapon of All Time What is the best video game weapon of all time? Video games are full of all kinds of cool gadgets, powers and of course, black powder combustion tools that dish out enough hot lead to bring demons to their knees. We looked at all the weapons throughout gaming history, from Doom's arsenal and Call of Duty's unlocks and even considered things like Link's Master Sword and Mario's feet, to bring you our pick for the greatest, most iconic and most fun video game weapon ever. Written by Caitlin Johnson

Time and time again studios try to capture the magic of video games. Time and time again, they fail. Miserably. Unless if they’re about the genre as a whole and not a specific video game. We’re convinced that they’ll never get the whole “adapting a video game to the big screen” thing right, no matter how promising their trailers look. At best, video game movies garner responses of, “Eh... it’s not horrible (Silent Hill),” “This is a great guilty pleasure film (Street Fighter),” or, “That was fun... cheesy, but fun (Mortal Kombat).”

Once upon a time, dying in a video game was just a source of endless frustration . An enemy catching you off guard, a bottomless pit that you couldn’t leap across. Various stage hazards that were difficult to traverse around. Dying meant trying again until you ran out of lives... unless you decided to ragequit. But as video games became more story and character driven, death became more than just an inconvenience. Suddenly, we cared about that character who lost his or her life. Suddenly, there was no way to press the reset button to try and prevent their untimely demise.

The best video game villains are often better characters than the hero. Kefka Palazzo has a place in history as being one of the few video games villains that actually manages to succeed, so check out why we named him the best villain of all time.

Reaching the sales of these consoles is undeniably impressive. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re looking at the highest selling video game consoles ever.

These video game soundtracks are the gold standard. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the greatest video game soundtracks ever made!

These characters were never alive to begin with. Welcome to MojoPlays, and today we’re exploring 10 video game characters who were revealed to be dead the majority of the game. That means major spoilers lie ahead.

Welcome to MojoPlays! Today, we’re looking at the worst video game controller of all time: the NES Power Glove.

Would you dare to play this game? In this video, we're looking at the creepiest video game mystery of all time - the infamous urban legend of Polybius.

When it comes to the best samurai and ninja video game of all time, a few titles clearly standout. In 2019, “Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice” was our game of the year - making it the obvious choice for number one here … But then in 2020 came “Ghost of Tsushima”!