Users gaming the system to target Bastion, Toy Soldiers: Cold War and others are gone.
Decision in favor of AT&T stripping away rights to class action lawsuits spurred action.
There are more than 43,000 3DS photos on 3D Porch, but in a few days, the site's becoming a memorial.
The studio hasn't forgotten its roots, but legacy isn't the focus.
Why? Because it's Dark Souls. Because they can.
Step one, create a public Google Doc. Step two, send out the link. Step three, madness.
A game inspired by Monster Hunter maybe isn't what we'd like to see, but it'll have to do.
Open to everyone on every platform, but early access for some.
Keep your legal rights by sending a letter--we even made a template! Plus, a lawyer questions whether this will even hold up.
If you passed on the first game, now's your chance to catch up.
A cheap way to give this superhero MMO a shot is coming next month.
A negative review is one thing, but 20 of them? In an hour? Out of nowhere? The problems developers face when Metacritic goes awry.
If you're using the same PSN account, no need to buy the same stuff twice.
Want to switch between the visuals without hitting a button? No? Well, fine.
Games built on Microsoft's toolset will work on Windows 8, but there's a catch.
The question now is whether hardware creators and game developers get on board.
Start crunching those numbers and prepping those mouse clicks for the beta.
Paolo Pedercini's sharp critique of Apple and modern tech consumerism was approved before it was banned.
An educational game about death aimed at teenagers should be terrible. It isn't.
Sony's PSP successor finally has a release date, just one week after Monster Hunter Tri 3G.
Microsoft's latest attempt to get developers to embrace its console service on PC.
Japan's the only one saying anything about this bizarre accessory for now.
The real question: will GameStop sell used versions of its own tablet?
Nintendo keeps the focus on Japan, worshipping at the altar of Monster Hunter. Also, that circle pad add-on will (probably) cost you $20.
The experience only underscored the problem of media partnerships and the confusing blame game.