Alex sifts through the rubble of Aliens: Colonial Marines' disastrous launch to try and piece together just what the hell happened.
The publisher has entered into an agreement to take over the license from THQ.
Nintendo doubles down on Mario's scaredy-pants bro with a new 3DS RPG and New Super Mario Bros. U DLC.
Both functionally broken and creatively bankrupt, Aliens: Colonial Marines is an extinction-level disaster.
With the announcement of the PlayStation 4 almost assuredly coming up in just over a week, Alex can't help but wonder if Sony's games division is actually ready for the next-gen.
So not only is the game no longer a Wii U exclusive, but it's been delayed to coincide with the other versions just announced. Ouch.
"Mia, I'm a hitman."
Alex wonders aloud why, for all the progress the game industry has made in the last generation, we're still fighting the same cultural battles over and over again.
The Moon and Source Code director will be picking up where Sam Raimi left off.
Rockstar lets go of its traditional May release period for a bit of "additional development time."
Disney confirms yesterday's rumored closure of Warren Spector's Austin-based studio.
After 23 years and dozens upon dozens of games, Alex says goodbye to one of the industry's most intriguing publishers, and takes a long, hard look at how its former properties may…
Several major properties are scooped up by other publishers, though a few are left holding the bag.
Plus, mentions of games we can expect to see at E3, and one of the weirdest damn RPG crossovers we've heard about in some time.
Ron Gilbert's lightweight morality play offers up some cleverness and challenge, but never completely coheres into a memorable whole.
Disney's wholesale embrace of the "toys to life" concept may speak volumes about where kids' entertainment is headed.
Infinity aims to build an open world, toy-oriented video game project that features characters from across the Disney universe.
No, really.
Warner Bros. has swallowed its pride and also probably a lot of money to produce LEGO Marvel Super Heroes.
After the financially strapped publisher's last minute bid for bankruptcy was held up by complaints from creditors, THQ agrees to auction its assets to individual bidders.
Sony quietly puts an end to production on its most successful console to date.
The trailer that sort of tricked the Internet contained within!
Steam issues a statement calling the game's release "a mistake."
A "stalking horse bidder" has taken over the financially strapped publisher, and all of its currently owned studios. Jason Rubin comments on the bankruptcy process.
If you are a fundamentally terrible person on every imaginable level, then Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse is the video game for you.