In today's hit-driven market, a flop can be damning.
Assassin's Creed mastermind is about to enter THQ's greenlighting process.
Ubisoft is reviving one of its much maligned DRM policies.
Half of Team Meat and two former collaborators are working on something...different.
In these sometimes slow summer days of gaming, a cheap (and charitable!) alternative.
The alpha period will be tightly controlled, but September's open to far more.
Arthur Nishimoto created the Star Wars game we didn't know we wanted.
For a few hours, Amazon wouldn't let you buy a black 3DS.
Truly, the best of all the ideas.
The live-action sequences apparently responsible for the unexpected rating.
The hypocritical treatment of games is nearing an end.
Fruit Ninja Kinect and free access to downloadable content also inside the box.
Mega Man Legends 3 could have changed the industry. Instead, fans are virtually rioting.
When you open the tray and turn it on, it actually cues up sound effects.
Because nothing says fancy like dressing up for orchestral Zelda music.
It won't be another four years until you're playing Respawn's game.
...a game where a cheerleader fights off zombies with a massive chainsaw.
You didn't play it on WiiWare, but you should play it on your iPhone.
A side-scrolling shooter on the DS from WayForward based on Aliens? Yep.
2K Games pushes the comic sequel from October to February.
Everything David O. Russell was talking about? Gone.
Both games were set for September. Now, one of 'em is coming in 2012.
Square Enix is going back to the well for a reportedly refined sequel.
What 'soon' means to Valve, however, remains to be seen.
Yes, yes, and yes.