Probably other publishers too, but Capcom said it first.
This is really going to bum us out if it turns out to be a horrible lie.
No hard deadline for the return of Sony's online service.
One of Portal 2's head writers sits down for a chat with NYU students and journalists, and digs into the craziness behind Portal 2.
The good news is that you can totally pay money for it in a couple of weeks.
Security experts tried to notify Sony their systems were outdated, and received no response.
I wish I was making this up. I really do.
Hacker posse claims no part in the identity theft shenanigans that took PSN offline.
Now you too can give Super Meat Boy players conniption fits!
Sit in a room with like-minded individuals and experience a master class on sheer, unadulterated lunacy.
It's all LinkedIn's fault.
Good luck with identity theft. Have Batman-inspired masks.
Nintendo is readying its own budget line in anticipation of a price drop for the console.
Finally, Halo fans will be offered a safe, comfortable public environment in which to worship, free of judgment and persecution.
Shoot aliens in game, then watch a movie that's like watching someone else shoot aliens in a game.
Do we all get free EverQuest accounts now?
French publisher decides to get into the business of makin' motion pictures.
Retailers be sliiippiiiiiin'!
The kid who cracked the PlayStation 3's security is not shocked to learn someone else hacked the PlayStation Network.
Twitter feed of Project SOUL team leader and mysterious teaser site all point to a May reveal.
If they liked it they should have put a legally binding contract on it. Oh, wait, they did.
Event marks the first time anything good has happened to Cleveland in ages.
Activision signs on Buffy, Machete, Freddy Krueger, Merle Dixon, and George A. Romero to kill some undead scum.
New subscription service would offer discounted DLC, exclusive DLC, and presumably other things not relating to DLC.
You didn't really think it was going to be that easy, did you?