Game Developers Conference gets underway for real, and gaaaaaames!
God, that's probably the worst headline I've ever written. OK, let's try "Click here to watch Jeff and Brad sing Don't Stop Believing without having to get nostalgic in a bar!"
Today's DLC goes up and goes back down after users report issues with the Xbox 360 version of the Fallout 3 add-on.
What if your game machine was just a video display box hooked up to the Internet? OnLive thinks that very concept will change the way we play.
If I was an ex-NBA player with nothing but time on my hands, this is probably what I'd do.
Maybe you'll finally be able to "spell GIRL" on Monday.
Upcoming firmware updates may make "surfing your music" possible on Apple's devices.
PS3 owners won't have to wait a year to play the follow-up to BioShock.
While the bloody combat in MadWorld makes a terrific first impression, this is a perfect example of a game that puts style over substance.
Apparently someone pushed the wrong version of the game up to Steam yesterday, but that doesn't mean the newly fixed version is totally smooth.
I still can't send MMS messages, but hey, I've got Solid Snake in my pocket.
Game Fuel returns, but don't expect to see the Master Chief chugging these.
If you play Animal Crossing and you're an adult, you're probably using it to commit crimes.
The worlds of console and PC merge on yet another point as paying for post-release downloads just got easier on Steam.
Details of Game Informer's exclusive begin to surface, cause confusion.
While the game is conceptually interesting, Matt Hazard's "return" comes up short in just about every way imaginable.
The 40th Day comes to PSP, 360, and PS3 later this year.
Madden lead designer blogs about bringing this year's game back to reality with altered animation, speed settings.
Low-population Warhammer servers getting merged together to form fewer, better servers.
Take-Two lays out release schedule from here to 10/31/2009.
April issue of Game Informer to feature a ten-pager on BioShock sequel.
Apocrypha expansion begins rollout, new retail box jumps onto shelves.
Tom Clancy's HAWX changes up the flight combat formula in a couple of interesting ways, but at its core it's a little too basic to hold your attention.
Hey, can you get Tom Clancy's HAWX to load past the title screen on your 360? I'm trying to figure out how widespread a problem this is.
Two cameras means twice the predator power!