Free games, ya'll, so long as you take a dive into Nintendo's eShop.
Stab, stab, stab. Dudes, dudes, dudes. Face, face face.
Before and after playing nearly three hours of the Braid designer's next game, we talked with Blow about how The Witness came to be.
Ugly reviews weren't enough to keep Duke from making a little cash.
Looking into the analyst's recent comments on overtime, unions, profit pools and salaries.
Don't expect Kotick to show up in anymore movies, though.
Unless Steam changes its policies, EA says the game will be a no-show.
Supergiant Games' debut comes to Steam on August 16.
ZeniMax Media lawyers up over potential confusion of Scrolls and The Elder Scrolls.
A few more months needed for the vehicular combat king's return.
Moore power for Peter Moore.
Why PopCap's 4th & Battery once involved MySpace, lawyers looking at the Cayman Islands and a fictional emo band writing sad songs. Seriously.
As per usual, the company won't commit to just about anything.
Nintendo's president discusses all sorts of topics regarding Nintendo's future.
As development times got longer, PopCap's designers needed a new creative outlet.
Nintendo's charismatic leader tries to explain the company's drastic price drop.
Sony explains why they're investing so much money into exclusive games.
It only seemed like a matter of time, anyway.
Customs will probably have an issue with a suitcase full of money.
Square Enix resurrects the open world reboot Activision cancelled earlier this year.
More time for polish and worries over legal disputes cited alongside delay.
Between iOS, Android, the impending release of Vita and cursed by its predecessor's success, 3DS struggles to position itself.
Bummer news for Nintendo's last president, Hiroshi Yamauchi.
Valve remains quiet about its strained relationship with Electronic Arts.
The house that Mario built seems to have taken disappointing hardware sales to heart.