Even though the 360's lackluster D-pad does its best to hold it back, Samurai Shodown II still shines on Xbox Live Arcade.
Mythic's Mark Jacobs lays out his ZT policy for cash transactions for in-game items.
The results are in on an Xbox Live poll for the Presidency.
Someone flipped the viral video switch over at EA and forgot to turn it off, resulting in an endless mess of Red Alert videos.
Rock Band--the original--is finally coming to Australia.
GTA IV gets the full Games for Windows treatment on the PC, and the service is getting an overhaul later this year, too.
An interview with Ice-T turns from tired to super-excited as soon as gaming is brought up.
North American dates for Mega Man 9 confirmed.
And I guess I'll throw in the runner-up, while I'm at it.
This new chopped-and-not-screwed Red Alert 3 trailer is really bumming me out.
The count of copyright holders pressuring games off of the iTunes App Store continues to increase as Atari gets in on the action.
Castlevania whip simulator? Tekken 6 update? A new Elevator Action game? That's it, I'm selling my house and moving to Japan.
Shao Kahn knows what he likes, baby.
Now that all of the meaningful LHC/Half-Life jokes have been made, it's time to move on to a different game.
We've made a few changes and additions around here, and we should probably explain 'em all to you while we're at it.
The circle is completed as Viacom's many tentacles touch each other on television tonight, resulting in a warm, but somehow unsettling feeling.
EA Sports president dishes on his time at Sega and Microsoft in an interesting multi-part interview.
"Day One Advantage" less insidious than it initially seemed.
If you're in San Francisco and a fan of booty, rum, or both, Capcom is having an event that may interest you.
Master of Mastering Ian Shepherd takes a look at Metallica's latest album on CD and in Guitar Hero and finds that the video game version sounds "better."
It's way too early in the morning for me to even process this sort of information.
What happens when you cross the world's most vacuous rapper with the world's mostest indiest video game? A NEW PARADIGM, that's what.
It might be nice to duplicate this in video game form.
The Force Unleashed comes with a lengthy list of caveats, but if you can suffer through some occasionally frustrating control and difficulty issues, the underlying game is a good…