
New Scottish studio features minds behind several big franchises, already equipped with a publishing deal.

The entire intro from Guerilla's hugely anticipated PS3 shooter is now out there for viewing, courtesy of Hungary's GameStar.

Microsoft joins Giant Bomb in our collective inability to let go of one of 2007's best games.

Alliteration is the crutch of lazy headline writers. Just watch the trailer.

The creators of Hitman and Freedom Fighters have gone in a decidedly cuter direction this time around.

A hands-on look at the multiplayer action in EA's soon-to-be-released Godfather sequel.

This weird DS collection from XSEED does its best to make you think you're playing a bunch of old games.

The maker of EverQuest and Pirates of the Burning Sea has joined up with Valve's distribution service; you can now find those games and others there for purchase.

Sega's dropping some nifty grindhouse-looking promotional materials for the next House of the Dead game, Overkill.

...probably not the one you were expecting, as it's not even one of the entries in the core Final Fantasy franchise.

Doom is all over the place today, with a sci-fi author signing on to write Doom 4, and an original Doom article from the vaults of Game Developer Magazine.

You can't possibly be unaware of what Bethesda's first Fallout 3 DLC release looks like at this point.

BioWare drops details on the requisite Dragon Age prequel novel, coming in March.

The cutesy PSP sequel will retail for a scant 20 bones. Are you ready to re-up on more happy smiling blob action?

Depending on platform, you can shoot a bunch of zombies in high-def on January 26 or February 5.

IGN's Matt Casamassina thinks so. Prepare your wallet--you know you're going to buy one.

Japan's number one player Daigo Umehara is laying it down against other top-ranked fighters on video in Street Fighter IV.

Bethesda has dated the first major DLC pack for its post-apocalyptic RPG and put out a big collection of bug fixes to prepare for its release.

So what exactly went down in Las Vegas last week? Here's some of the more interesting game-related developments.

Better cozy up with the consoles you have now. It may be a while before you get the chance to spend hundreds more on new ones.

Funcom is shutting down well over half the servers for its medieval MMO. Is the end nigh?

Get a load of the expensive racing cars you'll never be able to drive in real life--but will have unfettered access to in SimBin's upcoming first console racer.

Square Enix's RPG opus finally has an official site. Is the release date inching closer?

Details on the increased level cap, a new set of Operation Anchorage screens, and one mammoth game guide.

Blizz developers want you to help choose which dark templar they put in their new RTS. Democracy at work, people.