Pieces of the network were expected to come back online this week. Maybe not?
Giant Bomb goes where other gaming sites won't dare.
Free Running is not only similar to Canabalt--it's a carbon-copy.
Rockstar's MotionScan technology responsible for the expansive nature.
Fortunately, the filtered art can be changed with a toggle.
We love ourselves some Assassin's Creed, but a third game with Ezio at the helm?
It sounds crazy because it is. We talk to the developer and the original creators of Crash Bandicoot.
EA expects the MMO before the end of the year, unless they don't.
Harmonix focused on continued downloadable content for the time being.
The ridiculously quick turnaround from Mass Effect 2 was apparently too good to be true.
Evidence of hacker group Anonymous found in one of the attacks.
Everybody hop on the ghost train.
The years-old database contained data for mostly expired cards. Horray?
Three packs to round out New Vegas' story over the next couple of months.
A few markers and a few scribbles later...
Also intends to sleep. Maybe eat. After that, who knows. Chill out.
DUN DUN DUN. Sony complying with request for answers later this week.
After several delays and an ever-expanding budget, why Activision finally pulled the plug.
10 million credit cards were exposed, so folks are still pretty spooked.
Don't expect an Apple-like approach for Nintendo's future handhelds and consoles.
Latest game may involve Altair, probably called Assassin's Creed: Revelations.
Also, you're getting some free stuff.
Valve's not charging a dime for new test chambers and challenge modes.
Let the speculation on whatever crazy plot twist is coming this time begin.
A database with personal information and credit card details for 2.2 million users is reportedly out.