This full sequel to Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure will be like Skylanders: Spyro's Adventures, except the Skylanders will be giant.
NeverDead's one-note dismemberment gimmick wears out its welcome long before you reach the game's miserable conclusion.
Brian Farrell's golden parachute just got a tad less golden.
"'Tis a fine enough beat-'em-up, but sure 'tis no classic, English."
Hirai replaces Howard Stringer, who will move into the Chairman of the Board role this June.
If you're into saving money and spending said saved money on a lot of memory cards, then does Sony ever have a deal for you!
The ability to buy games on Steam will now follow you wherever you go. You cannot escape.
Ted Price puts the kibosh on any future entries in the series coming from Insomniac.
Hopefully you didn't cancel your Gamefly account...assuming you had a Gamefly account in the first place.
Remember the Neo-Geo Pocket? It's back! Sort of!
You'll have to wait another year to grumpily complain about how all your friends are going to BlizzCon and you're not because you're too busy/broke/both.
Alan Wake's American Nightmare, I Am Alive, and more coming to the Xbox Live Marketplace between mid-February and early March.
The Sundance documentary darling has been picked up by producer Scott Rudin...for a half-hour HBO series.
Don't worry, Ken Levine and company won't hurt you. They just want their hardcore fans to have some fun!
You'll have to wait until May for Max Payne's very special, very bald adventure through São Paulo.
The publisher flatly denies a weekend rumor that had the publisher cancelling multiple major projects.
Apparently the ideal way to play this handheld 3DS game is with your portable console affixed to a plastic stand. No, seriously.
Ubisoft pushes the latest Ghost Recon entry to May, confirms that a PC version is totally happening.
An Iranian-American developer has been convicted of spying in the reclusive Middle Eastern nation, and sentenced to be executed.
It's January, you guys. This is what the news looks like.
On the eve of the Japanese launch, Alex takes a brief tour through the Vita's prospective American launch titles, and finds much to like.
This game is practically a war crime.
Want to know how/where/when you can get that circle pad attachment? Now we know.
Alex examines why the Spike VGAs aren't really the awards show the video game industry needs, but might just be the one it deserves.
Two out of three games ain't bad, right?