Yakuza 5 and a new PSP title have been revealed via Famitsu.
After an hour with 2K Sports' latest hoops simulation, it's pretty clear that fans won't have much to gripe about this season--even if there is no season.
Aw, man! And we'd just gotten used to FemShep's new hair color!
Madden NFL 12 finds the series in a state of regression, offering up minimal improvements to an increasingly passionless package.
At the very least, it sounds like some customers will be getting free stuff out of the deal.
New terms aim to make it excruciatingly clear that EA doesn't want to steal your personal data.
Swift's crew at Airtight Games have fashioned a dimension-shifting puzzler, set to release next year.
Uber Entertainment is bringing Monday Night Combat to the PC as a free-to-play title.
EA's exclusive license with Porsche will block the brand from appearing in Turn 10's upcoming sim racer.
Agreeing to Origin's TOS effectively gives EA permission to track all manner of bizarre information about your computing habits, and sell them to third parties.
A memo sent from on high tells GameStop employees to open copies of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and remove all OnLive coupons contained within.
Xbox Europe boss tells Eurogamer why platform parity or exclusivity are the only ways Microsoft will play.
Sega's latest iterative update of the Virtua Fighter series will appear on North American shores as a downloadable title.
Dr. Ray tells PC Gamer that its latest Dragon Age title will crib elements from both of its predecessors in an effort to please fans.
Instead, the Japanese developer just brought its new side-scrolling adventure to Gamescom and started showing it all willy-nilly.
Activision finally gives the fervent, vitriolic fans what they've been demanding since Modern Warfare 2.
New Wii revision will ditch all GameCube support, including controller hardware.
Global price drop brings system down to the same price as PlayStation Vita (minus 3G support).
New SKU retains for 99 Euros, has no Wi-Fi support.
Microsoft opts to rename the title 'Iron Brigade' in lieu of fighting a potentially costly trademark battle.
Julius Styles: The International features the incarcerated actor's likeness and creative input. It's also godawful.
Anyone who buys the game new will have access to the wasteland's sewer system, which is presumably a good thing? Probably?
New bartering system is almost assuredly the first step toward launching a reality show, where middle-aged overweight men haggle for the contents of abandoned Steam accounts.
Publisher cites a "strategic re-alignment" as the cause, while also announcing the end of the MX vs. ATV franchise.
Walmart ignores Nintendo's changeover date for the 3DS price drop, makes the system cheap as of RIGHT NOW.