BioWare is the latest video game company to be targeted by hackers, with a breach in the decade-old Neverwinter Nights forums that could put some EA Accounts members at risk.
A new video for Gears of War 3's Horde 2.0 mode highlights new tactical features that allow players to purchase a range of fortifications for keeping Locust forces at bay.
Take-Two Interactive boss Strauss Zelnick sees a future at the company for more Duke Nukem games despite the poor critical reception that the highly anticipated Duke Nukem Forever has received.
Google partners with the British Library to digitize 250,000 out-of-copyright works over the next several years, to be made available on the Google Books and British Library websites.
Valve's Doug Lombardi confirms that the company is currently developing a free-to-play game, on the heels of last week's news that the Steam digital delivery service now offers F2P titles.
The New York Post prevents the iPad's Safari browser from accessing web content, redirecting instead to a purchase page for the newspaper's official app.
Sega confirms that Sega Pass gaming forums and press resource pages have been breached by an external intrusion, with user e-mail addresses, birth dates and encrypted passwords having been stolen.
United Airlines flights across the country were grounded on Friday evening following a computer malfunction that the company describes as a "network connectivity issue."
Microsoft releases a software development kit for its Xbox 360 Kinect peripheral, available to all as a free download for creating non-commercial applications that make use of the motion-sensing camera's unique capabilities.
Gameloft announces that its iOS App Store downloads have surpassed the 200 million mark, with more than 20 additional titles planned for launch before the end of the year.
Nintendo's upcoming Wii U console will contain a custom Radeon graphics processor that, despite being based on last-gen technology, trumps the visual processing power of both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima confirms in a recent podcast that all future Kojima Productions releases will be playable on both the PlayStation 3 and PS Vita platforms, with saves accessible cross-platform via a cloud.
EA Games president Frank Gibeau discusses the publisher's newly relaunched digital distribution service Origin and how the service ties into future plans for delivering exclusive digital content to consumers.
THQ announces the closure of Homefront developer Kaos Studios and the looming closure of THQ Digital Warrington, which most recently worked on Warhammer 40K: Kill Team.
The Darkness 2 creeps out from the shadows for an E3 2011 demo that reveals more of the game's story and offers a first glimpse at the varied abilities upgrade tree.
A Best Buy product page confirms that Batman sidekick Robin will be available as a playable character with pre-orders of Batman: Arkham City, which hits stores this October.
VoIP service provider iCloud Communications sues Apple over trademark infringement following the WWDC announcement of the cloud-based music storage service.
Sony's upcoming NGP handheld gaming device will be backwards compatible with digital downloads of PSP games, adding dual analog support and graphics smoothing.
The debut trailer for Tomb Raider is an all-CG visual feast showing off Lara Croft's unfortunate seafaring encounter with a raging storm and her subsequent stranding on a (seemingly) deserted island.
Nintendo lays out the details of the June 6 launch of its 3DS eShop, with the previously promised free Excitebike download joined by three Game Boy classics and a Pokemon creature glossary in 3D.
A new video from Microsoft shows off the Kinect-powered head-tracking in the upcoming racing game Forza 4, which will be a big-ticket showcase at this year's E3.