Both 38 Studios and Big Huge Games have been effectively dismantled.
There is probably a great role-playing game to be made out of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire novels, but Game of Thrones isn't it.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, it is now the fastest-selling PC game of all time.
One's coming this October, and one's hitting in January. If you want to play a fun game, try to guess which is which before opening up the story!
Gearbox's Aliens side-story slips to February.
In the wake of the studio's recent financial drama, the studio finally opens the door on its long-awaited MMO.
Oh, and the governor of Rhode Island just tossed out a release date for "Copernicus."
Workers go unpaid as the studio works to make its owed $1.125 million payment to the state of Rhode Island.
You'll just have to wait a little longer to start hawking your extra loot for cash.
Telltale's comic adaptation becomes its fastest selling franchise ever.
Granted, they're coming as post release DLC, but hey, it's something!
Closed-door meetings today result in little forward progress.
Players will be able to engage in weekly multiplayer missions aboard the UNSC Infinity.
The $99 Special Edition will be the only additional SKU released for the game.
Some major changes to THQ's lineup are afoot.
A few significant errors have popped up in the hours since the game's launch, including one particularly nasty one.
You won't be getting your gritty, realistic Lara Croft on until early next year.
Firaxis' full-on expansion to its 2010 strategy game brings about religion, espionage, and...airships?
The two publishers come to a mutually beneficial agreement that allows all of the DOTAs to come out as scheduled.
Showrunner Kurt Sutter lets it be known via Twitter that a console game based on the FX series is very early in development.
It came down to the wire, but Camouflaj's debut title will get its $500,000 in funding.
All manner of digital sales records are broken by the blocky playset/game/thing.
BioShock Infinite might be off the 2012 calendar, but don't worry, because EVERY OTHER GAME is still coming out this fall.
Good, because it's been delayed to February, and it's also skipping E3.
Chinatown Fair was once a haven for New York City's fighting game enthusiasts and classic arcade fans. Now it's something else entirely.