Electronic Arts clarifies a report on its UK website that offers conflicting information about the coming release of Burnout Crash; the game is still set to arrive this fall, as originally stated.
We go hands-on with Capcom's upcoming action/RPG Dragon's Dogma, an open-world set adventure that finds its inspiration in a range of fantasy myths and legends.
Sony Online Entertainment announces the upcoming first DLC pack for DC Universe Online, based around the exploits of Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps.
Verizon's latest update for the HTC ThunderBolt fixes ongoing connectivity and functionality issues while stripping away the popular free Wi-Fi hotspot feature.
Image used with permission by copyright holder In Far Cry 3 players will once again be deposited into a wide-open world with nothing more than the resources that are available on the ground to aid you. We don’t yet know why you’ve come to this lawless land or even where it is — informed speculation […]
Microsoft moves to build a more secure foothold on the video games front in Japan, establishing an Interactive Business Division there and appointing Takashi Sensui as general manager.
Nyko sets an August 23 release date for its $30 Zoom for Kinect peripheral, which uses lenses to cut down on the required open play space in front of Microsoft's motion-sensing camera by 40 percent.
Square Enix files suit against 15 as-yet-unidentified individuals who are believed to be responsible for stealing preview code of Deus Ex: Human Revolution off of Valve's Steam service.
We went hands-on with Capcom's Resident Evil: Revelations, the planned 2012 Nintendo 3DS release that is meant to offer a true survival horror experience.
Sony is reportedly working on a broad redesign of the PlayStation Network, one which is said to more closely emulate the more image-driven layouts of competitors Xbox Live and Steam.
Apple is reportedly the big winner in the group acquisition of Nortel, taking possession of the company's 4G LTE patents as well as a number of others intended to "hobble" Google.
Respawn Entertainment, the independent game development studio created by Infinity Ward founders Jason West and Vince Zampella, releases (sort of) the first screenshot from its unrevealed debut game.
Activision announces Call of Duty XP 2011, a Los Angeles fan event set for Labor Day weekend where attendees will get to sample Modern Warfare 3's multiplayer modes and see the fully version of Call of Duty Elite in action.
Thunderbolt discovered to use active cables, meaning each connector point is equipped with specially designed microchips that improve performance on high data transfer rates.
Sony's Kazuo Hirai moves from group CEO and president to chairman of Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc., with SCE Europe boss Andrew House stepping in to replace him.
BioShock Infinite ends up being the big winner in this years Game Critics Awards: Best of E3, with four wins, including the top prize for Best of Show.
Star Wars Galaxies players are finding that Sony is quietly defusing efforts to generate interest around a petition asking that the MMO not be shut down at the end of this year.
Sony's just-announced VAIO Z laptop includes an optional Power Media Dock that adds the power of a top-of-the-line AMD Radeon GPU via a Light Peak connection.
Microsoft COO Dennis Durkin doesn't see the company following Nintendo's and Sony's respective leads in the portable gaming space with a dedicated handheld game device of its own.
Activision's Eric Hirshberg confirms that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 co-developer Sledgehammer Games was once working on a Call of Duty-inspired action-adventure game.
Valve's popular online FPS Team Fortress 2 has officially gone free-to-play, with anyone who previously purchased the game receiving an automatic premium account upgrade under the new model.