Long live the shambling corpse of Silent Hills.
Producer Eiji Aonuma takes to Facebook to let everyone know that a 2015 release date is no longer the team's "number one priority."
Hotline Miami's thrillingly brutal gameplay is stretched to the point of breaking in this aesthetically pleasing, but otherwise disappointing sequel.
The console giant confirms it will partner with DeNA to create new games for smart devices, while also confirming it's working on its own new hardware platform.
The studio's projects, franchises, and some employees are reportedly being consolidated elsewhere, but the developer's primary Emeryville location has been closed.
The format would function as a combination of both playable and watchable content, released simultaneously.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the show is in the early planning stages.
The EverQuest developer has been sold off and renamed to Daybreak Game Company.
We're talking about holograms now. HOLOGRAMS.
The company's upcoming project, Human Element, is officially on hiatus.
Better spend those remaining coins you have on some Nintendogs greeting cards or what have you.
Microsoft says this won't be a permanent drop, but gives no time frame for when promotion will end.
Australian ratings board refuses to classify the game over scene of sexual violence.
Plus, a whole bunch of spring release dates.
It will join the recent spate of predator/prey games, allowing a team of teens to fight against a player-controlled Jason Voorhees.
After a 21 month hiatus, Rock Band will get new Foo Fighters music. Finally.
Hello darkness, my old friend...
Nearly 2,400 of them, to be more exact.
The wolf is loose, and he's got some video games he'd like to tell you about.
The Powerbombcast's own Jared Rea is here to perform his finishing maneuver on you. His finishing maneuver is talking about the 10 games he most liked in 2014.
The move to more powerful consoles has resulted in a prettier looking wrestling game, but also a far less enjoyable one.
Assassin's Creed: Unity is at once an object of exquisite beauty and exhausting boredom.
NBA Live 15 makes some key improvements, but this franchise still doesn't feel quite ready for prime time.
The deep and challenging gameplay this series is known for is still front and center, but NBA 2K15's myriad technical problems put a damper on the experience.
Firaxis' sci-fi spin on Civilization V has some intriguing ideas that, sadly, don't come together into an equally engaging experience.