Players who pre-order Rocksteady's latest Batman adventure have so many pre-order options that the company had to post an online guide to sort it all out.
The North Korean despot has assembled an army of super hackers to mine gold from various MMOs popular in the South.
Sony unveils four titles to get the PLAY treatment. What does that mean? Allow us to explain...
Do we get to win this time?
Atlus tweets out a shot of its celebratory cake, and gives up the opening week numbers in the process.
Japan will still see a launch in 2011, but NA and Europe will miss the all-important holiday window.
HBO subscribers will soon finally be able to watch the entire series run of In Treatment via their favorite console.
Gearbox's action RPG sequel gets this month's Game Informer cover, will be at PAX Prime and Gamescom.
EA would kindly give you early access to their sports titles and discounted DLC on a future Tuesday, were you to give them $25 today.
Bethesda gives the press a chance to play through the first three hours of Rage. What did we discover? A first-person shooter, among about a dozen other things.
Warner Bros. will be picking up the publishing tab for Grasshopper Manufacture's latest, and they even brought a little Hollywood talent along for the translation.
The countdown to the first bankruptcy claim by a Diablo III player begins now.
Coop Norway takes 51 games off shelves, including Modern Warfare and World of Warcraft.
Two Harmonix developers created this strange little multiplayer amusement purely on a whim, and soon you'll be able to try it out for yourself.
Think less "sunshine and lollipops," and more "bleak, soul-crushing blackness from which the tiniest glimmer of light cannot escape."
The mega media corporation has put in a bid for Ignition's parent company, UTV, which would make Disney its intimidating stepparent.
Homefront takes a trip to Alcatraz, while Duke offers up some new "parody" maps.
THQ's meditative software...thing is not really a game, but supposedly it'll help you get in greater tune with your chakras. So there's that.
Despite not turning a profit, Epic president Mike Capps has nothing but nice things to say about the goofball shooter and its developers.
Frank West! Phoenix Wright! Iron Fist! Okay!
Fan-oriented sequel officially kicks the bucket after it fails to "meet necessary criteria" to go into full production.
Activision apparently didn't think ModernWarfare3.com redirecting to the official Battlefield 3 site was all that funny.
345 Games' Prithvi Virasinghe shows us the fledgling publisher's latest game, and talks about what MTV Networks properties he'd love to plunder next.
Ubisoft shows NYC press a few delightful level sections of its latest 2D Rayman platformer.
After spending a little time with Ubisoft's first venture into the realm of rock rhythm games, Alex comes away sincerely impressed.