This week's Links of TheFeed is not afraid of controversey. Hoping to put the debate to rest, George Lucas has addressed the famous "Han Salo vs. Greedo" arguement. Has the legenedary film maker changed his mind and granted Solo the first shot? Check out this week's Links of TheFeed to find out! 

• Did Han shoot first? [Blastr]

• Lightsabers need instruction manuals [CollegeHumor]

• iPad 3 coming next month? [Dvice]

• Star Wars: The Phantom Menace...With Death Metal [FilmDrunk]

• The great battle of Skyrim [Unrealitymag]

Tonight on Attack of the Show, we bring you Kevin Pereira and Sara Underwood! And they bring you Ray Park, the man behind Darth Maul, to tell us all about the re-release of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace in 3D. And maybe what it's like to dabble in the Dark side of the Force. Plus, we review the Toshiba 7" Thrive tablet on Gadget Pr0n and more. Tune in at 7PM EST.

Beenox has done some cool things with the Spider-Man license over the course of two mostly linear and narrative-driven action games, Shattered Dimensions and last year's Edge of Time. The studio's next dance with the web-slinger will instead be taking a page from the book written by Call of Duty: Black Ops developer Treyarch. Spidey is returning to an open world in the Beenox-developed movie tie-in, The Amazing Spider-Man, due for release this summer.

We've only seen tiny bits of the game so far, but those who want to know more should probably tune in at the game's Facebook page. Fan questions are being answered, and new facts are emerging. We already knew about the open world and most of us probably figured that it would feature "side missions, challenges and mini-games." The most recent question reveals a new game mechanic called Web Rush.

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It is extremely appropriate that Indie Game: The Movie debuted at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, given the number of parallels there are between filmmaking and creating indie games. Both require very small teams to work together with limited funding in order to create something that might never see an audience when it is finished.

Luckily, the film made quite an impact at Sundance, resonating with audiences and with buys. After the snow storms cleared, HBO and producer Scott Rudin announced it had picked up the film in order toturn it into a scripted series for the channel. At surface value, it seems like an odd choice for HBO, as there is plenty of documentary style material in the indie game space to create a documentary showabout indie gaming.

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I don't know about you all, but I've been keeping a close eye on Takashi Miike's film adaptation of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. Miike is probably best known by gamer-folk for his work on deeply disturbing thriller/horrors like Audition and Ichi the Killer, but he's always had a soft spot for lighter fare as well. His game adaptation, titled Ace Attorney, screened just last week at the Internation Film Festival Rotterdam and it was followed by a Q&A with the maestro himself.

Miike revealed to the crowd that a worldwide release is planned for Ace Attorney, and that the subtitles and dubs in each region will be tailored to match the in-game character names for those regions, TwitchFilm reports. The movie's running time clocks in at around two and a half hours. Bear in mind, however, that this was a world premiere festival screening, so edits may be coming. Twitch also has a review of the film up if you're curious, though you'll want to avoid it if you hope to stay spoiler-free.

Then again, those who played the first game in the series shouldn't have to worry too much; Ace Attorney follows the story laid out in that initial game's first five court cases.

Source: TwitchFilm

We know you want to see Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker,  the Japanese CG anime film directed by Fumihiko Sori and based on the video game series Dragon Age. While you have to wait until some unknown date in 2012 for the official DVD and Blu-ray release of Dawn of the Seeker, you only need to wait until later today for a taste of the movie. 

Check out the first battle scene from Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker tonight at 6:30pm ET exclusively on G4 TV’s “X-Play.” Until then, click the "Read More" tag for a larger Dragon Age picure, and enjoy the trailer embedded at Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker's official website, 

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Has the first month of 2012 not treated you well? Do you need a little laugh to get you going? It’s OK, we’re here for you with another collection of links courtesy of the internet.  We’ve got awesome alternate cover art, Abraham Lincoln as a vampire hunter, and a reimaging of the opening scene form Star Wars!

• Arbraham Lincoln was a vampire hunter [FilmDrunk]

• The longest clip ever? [CollegeHumor]

• How Star Wars should have began [Blastr]

• Fantastic alternate game cover art [UnrealityMag]

• Would you buy this steampunk laptop? [Dvice]

If you're in any way connected to the larger world of gaming outside your controller or mouse/keyboard then you've probably already heard about Indie Game: The Movie from Lisanne Pajot and James Swirsky. The documentary premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, UT on Saturday, garnering plenty of praise and picking up more than a few high-profile fans.

Among those fans are cable network HBO and producer Scott Rudin (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Social Network), who nabbed the remake rights for Indie Game with a plan to "develop the film as a fictional half-hour comedy series," according to Deadline. Before you start waving your pitchforks at the thought of yet another great Gaming Thing being perverted by Hollywood, note that the film's Facebook page was updated yesterday with a clarification.

"HBO has optioned IGTM for the basis of a (fictional) series. It is NOT a comedy. It is NOT a sitcom," Pajot and Swirsky write. It seems that HBO's half-hour series development is synonymous with the word "comedy," and that's where the sitcom angle came from. You can read about the error in more detail at the movie's Facebook page.

Source: Deadline, Facebook

Tonight on Attack of the Show with Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey, Jeremy Allen White stops by to talk about the latest season of Shameless and Chris Gore sits down with the cast of Underworld: Awakening to find out what's really going on...like, is Kate Beckinsale really a vampire? We also review the HTC Amaze 4G smartphone on Gadget Pr0n and more. See you tonight at 7PM EST!

Need help getting over that new year headache? Allow us to soothe your mind with this week’s Links of TheFeed. We’ve got Nintendo rumors, Avengers news, and Batman acting like a complete fool. What more do you need? Check it out!

• Nintendo app store rumors [Dvice]

• The greatest Lord of The Rings tattoo ever? [Blastr]

• How Batman got his frightening voice [Collegehumor]

• This is not the Hogwarts Express [UnrealityMag]

• The Avengers to be converted into 3D [Filmdrunk]

New pictures from Takashi Miike's Ace Attorney movie prove this film may be guilty...of being an accurate adaption of the Capcom series. Eiga posted a handful of pictures from the set for you to feast your eyes on. The pictures show some of the cast in all their hair-gelled glory. Ace Attorney will be released in Japan this February. Personally, I think Miles Edgeworth has the best hair.

• VIDEO: Phoenix Wright Movie Trailer Filled With Shockingly Faithful Visuals

Check out all of the Ace Attorney pictures from set.

Tonight on Attack of the Show, Anil Kapoor joins Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey in studio to talk about his new film, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol. We also have interviews with the cast of Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, like Rooney Mara and Daniel Craig. Chris Hardwick reviews the new 15" MacBook Pro on Gadget Pr0n and more! See you tonight at 7PM.

Parodies of movies and TV shows are certainly nothing new in the adult film industry, with such classics as "The Horneymooners" and "Edward Penishands" to the more current (and less cleverly-titled) "This Ain't Ghostbusters XXX" springing to mind.  With the well of pop culture properties running dry, Exquisite Films is mining a whole new genre ripe for parody: Video Games.  Yes, the company who showed us what really happens inside the "American Dad" family residence (Yep, Roger the Alien gets some) is now in the heat of production on "Tomb Raider XXX: An Exquisite Films Parody."

• PHOTOS: See the Tomb Raider XXX Behind the Scenes Photos

Fans of the iconic video game heroine Lara Croft who were left wanting with Angelina Jolie's take on the character will be happy to know that director Jordan Septo ("Saturday Night Fever XXX") has drawn his inspiration from the games themselves.  "We're trying to be true to the game," says the veteran of countless porn parodies.  "Our storyline mirrors the first game."

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Tonight on Attack of the Show, we're all about zombies and Jedi Knights. That's because Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey welcome Miko Hughes in studio for his new Chiller TV film, Remains, about the latest post-apocalyptic world. Morgan Webb from X-Play stops by for an in-depth look at Star Wars: The Old Republic and we review what could be the biggest TV ever on Gadget Pr0n. See you tonight at 7PM!

It's a brand new Attack of the Show tonight with Kevin Pereira, Candace Bailey and Sandra Vergara. The actress will be in studio to talk about her film, Fright Night, out today on DVD and Blu-ray. Our week of television reviews continues with the LG Insignia LW5600 3D TV on Gadget Pr0n and Chris Gore takes a look at films like Rise of the Planet of the Apes for DVDuesday. See you tonight at 7PM !